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@MrIdoesIt @OsheaJacksonJr

@OsheaJacksonJr They def don’t know who MJ was and the ONLY possible comparison is ….

You mfs still don’t get who Michael Jackson was

@dinosaurs1969 What a beautiful cat ❣️

first ever photograph of a cat (1853)

Route 163 Through Monument Valley in Arizona 😲😍

✨Grand Staircase of the Opéra Garnier✨ The Staircase of the Paris Opera House: A Grand Architectural Marvel The Paris Opera House, also known as the Palais Garnier, is an architectural masterpiece that has long captured the imagination of artists, architects, and admirers of beauty. Among its many stunning features, the grand staircase stands out as an iconic symbol of the opulence and artistic grandeur that define this historic monument. #baroque #palace #heritage #architecture #art #empire #napoleon #garnier #opera #paris #france #operagarnier #rococo #staircase #🇫🇷

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is the largest single rock formation on Earth. Only about a quarter of it rises above ground, while the majority extends beneath the surface, with an estimated total mass exceeding one billion tons.

"Nature skillfully engineered these metals in the scorpion’s weapons." trib.al/xwf2tIM

This is what Saturn would look like if it were at the same distance from Earth as our Moon. This isn't a beautiful view—it is a death sentence. Gravitational pull would rip the Earth’s apart. It will trigger global volcanic eruptions and 1,000-foot tsunamis within minutes.

@jakeshieldsajj The first hot air balloon flight was in 1783 in France i believe

Did you know that almost 100 years before the Wright brothers “invented” flying there were airships Since airships don’t use gas or electricity they run on free energy They flew all over the world regularly crossing oceans and could hold 100 people comfortably

People don't realize this photo is a time machine. The Pillars of Creation are 6,500 light-years away. The light in this image left them when humans were still building the first cities, before writing, before the pyramids, before recorded history. By the time it reached our telescope, civilizations had risen and fallen. You are not seeing the universe. You are seeing the past.

🚨: Saturn has a giant hexagon at its north pole. And nobody fully understands why. This isn't a glitch. It's not a trick of the light. It's a six-sided storm system, perfectly geometric, swirling at the top of a gas giant 1.4 billion kilometers away. It is 15,000 miles wide. You could drop two entire Earths side-by-side inside this storm and they would be swallowed whole. And it doesn't just sit on the surface. The vortex drills 300 kilometers straight down into Saturn's atmosphere, churning with winds that would shred anything we've ever built. No other planet in our solar system has anything like it. Just Saturn. Just the north pole. Just this impossibly clean shape that nature somehow decided to draw at the top of the world. Space doesn't do straight lines. Until it does.

@MensHumor Lucy Liu is still 🔥🔥🔥

2003 was peak hotness. 🔥

@tqlrw34129896 Im used to the dry heat in Wa,queensland gave me instant sweat rashes

Humid weather does indeed easily trigger strong convection, and witnessing it firsthand is quite a unique experience.

Neptune Cave in Sardinia, Italy 🇮🇹

@astrooalert I saw something like that when i went to gold coast last year...its also humid af

Powerful lightning storm strikes over Gold Coast, Australia ⚡️🌃

@Eman_8282 Chaplin 😁

I need a good name for this cat 😍

The Grand Palais Garnier, Paris, France🇫🇷

@TitoSanTanaChez The fact that you left out the legend of Goldust proves your list sucks ...

Which number is the greatest Intercontinental Champion ever?

@dustinrhodes Goldustin was my favorite as a kid and will always be the G.o.a.t. of Ic Champs 👌👌

Um.... no respect for me as usual