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Very exciting! The first images of charred wood from 9 metres under the suspected Noah’s Ark site have just been released.
It went to 4 separate labs in 4 countries for carbon dating and species identification, and unburnt wood came up with it.
It could be a 5,000 year old vessel, or it could be a shepherd’s campfire, which the project lead has said out loud himself.
Nobody knows yet, and for once we are going to find out instead of arguing about it.
The first images of the WOOD 🪵 that was discovered 30ft down inside the Durupinar Formation! It has been sent to the lab for study. Could this artifact be a long lost relic of Noah’s Ark?
This is all thanks to the incredible work being done by the @noahsarkscans team, including @LaurenWitzkeDE who shared this 🔥
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Hey @HeinzTweets CEO, why do Europeans get the best-quality ketchup while Americans go without?
We tried to bring your superior European recipe (real sugar, incredible taste) to the U.S. Instead, you're pushing "Simply Heinz" — but it just doesn't taste as good.
Heinz is a great American brand. Why are you giving Europe a higher-quality product than the one you offer to your own home country?
Stop forcing us to look elsewhere for a replacement. Do the right thing for American diners. 🇺🇸🍅
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BREAKING: Louisiana signs a contract worth up to $6.8 million to support transportation planning for SpaceX’s Starbase Louisiana.
The agreement with a New Orleans engineering firm covers:
• Road and bridge assessments
• Traffic studies and engineering design
• Permits, utility coordination and construction oversight
It supports SpaceX’s planned $100 billion spaceport in Vermilion Parish, designed to handle thousands of launches annually.
The broader project is expected to create 3,000 direct jobs over 10 years, with an average annual salary of $92,600.
Not exactly the kind of change they're telling us is it? In fact, the actual change is the opposite of their fear porn message.
Way to go John, keep spreading the truth.
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At the University of Michigan, professors told me I’d NEVER have a career if I continued investigating COVID shot deaths.
I did it anyway.
Our autopsy study— which found 73.9% of deaths following COVID-19 “vaccination” were caused by the shots — was published in Forensic Science International.
Just days after becoming the #1 most-read scientific paper in the WORLD, the Journal Cartel illegally retracted it.
Our study was subsequently republished following ANOTHER round of peer review in the journal Science, Public Health Policy, and the Law, where it can be read today.
I’ve now contributed to the publication of over 40 scientific studies.
I’m glad I didn’t listen to my professors.
Fantastic!
When will you launch this long awaited space plane?
Another milestone for #DreamChaser!
The @FAANews has issued Sierra Space a license authorizing Dream Chaser to reenter and land at Vandenberg Space Force Base.
Thank you to the FAA for its collaboration and support of commercial space innovation.
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The FCC has just announced that it has accepted @SpaceX's application to buy 800 MHz spectrum wireless spectrum from Grain Management, a major step for Starlink Mobile becoming a major carrier in the U.S.
Info:
• 546 paired spectrum licenses covering approximately 100% of the U.S. population.
• Up to 14 MHz of spectrum across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
• SpaceX plans to use the spectrum to support satellite-to-phone connectivity.
• Public comments are due December 1, with oppositions due December 8.
The transaction still requires final FCC approval.
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Earth is still in an Ice Age, and almost nobody knows it.
Ice ages don't end when the glaciers melt; they end when all polar ice disappears completely. Right now, ice still covers Antarctica and the Arctic; which means by scientific definition we are still in an Ice Age.
What we are living in - right now - is called an interglacial period, a warm pause, a temporary thaw between glacial advances. The current interglacial - called the Holocene - began about 11,700 years ago. Every human civilisation, that has ever existed - Ancient Egypt, Rome, China - all of it happened inside this single warm pause.
And here is what makes this deeply unsettling; in the last 2.58 million years the Earth has cycled through at least 50 glacial advances. The warm pauses between them typically last 10,000 to 30,000 years. We are already 11,700 years into ours.
The ice cores drilled from Antarctica tells us exactly what happened before. Every interglacial ends; every one! The temperature drops, the glaciers advance, and ice sheets kilometres thick crush everything beneath them.
During the last Glacial Maximum just 20,000 years ago, ice sheets covered most of North America, Northern Europe and Asia. New York City was under a kilometre of ice. And none of that required a catastrophe.
It happened slowly and quietly, driven by wobbles in Earth's orbit around the Sun, called the Milankovitch cycles. The next glacial advance will come; not tomorrow, not in our lifetime. But it will come.
We are not living 'after' the Ice Age: We're living inside it.
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The SAVE Act was never going to happen for the simple reason the deep state/shadow gov (whatever u want to call them) needs the chaos and turmoil in this country that the illegals will bring.
It is all happening by design, Trump has merely slowed the NWO that's coming.
Ted could have helped accomplish not losing Texas if he'd have pushed to pass the SAVE Act. End the Fed. F the Ted.
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Al Gore is a fraud.
My condolences to Lonnie Thompson, but his climate predictions were dead wrong.
In a 2002 paper authored by Thompson and 10 other scientists, they predicted that Mt. Kilimanjaro's permanent ice fields and glaciers would completely disappear within 15–20 years. But they're still there.
In his 2006 “documentary,” An Inconvenient Truth, Gore stated in reference to Thompson et al.'s prediction that “Within the decade, there will be no more snows of Kilimanjaro.”
However, as of September 7th (the latest image I took from the live cam before it went down for maintenance), there's lots of snow atop the mountain.
🔗science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Lonnie Thompson went to the ends of the Earth and above the clouds to document and understand the effects of the climate crisis on our planet. Across the highest mountain ranges, from the Andes to the Himalaya, his physically arduous and heroic research revealed the rapid decline of the world’s highest glaciers. And his meticulously documented findings from the ice cores he carried back down the mountains had an impact far beyond the scientific community. His lifelong determination to communicate what he discovered about the global impact of the climate crisis with policymakers and the public was extraordinary. For more than three decades, Lonnie and his wife and scientific collaborator Ellen Mosley-Thompson were trusted advisors to me and many others on climate science. Lonnie was an invaluable ally in the global movement to solve the climate crisis and was a cherished friend I will miss dearly. nytimes.com/2026/11/06/scien…
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Guterres sagt eh, worum es beim Klimahoax geht:
"Delivering the finance..." Von uns in den Rest der Welt und nach China.
We've entered a new age of climate extremes:
A supersized El Niño is colliding with a planet already superheated by climate change.
The latest @WMO report shows once again that leaders must get serious by cutting emissions faster, accelerating a just transition from fossil fuels & delivering the finance & protection vulnerable countries need.
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If you believe the price of gasoline went down 60 cents. The price of diesel went down 80 cents in the last 3 days since the midterms on Tuesday because of the price of oil falling or other natural economic indicators; you’re gullible and do not understand how deep the Deep State is and its ability to manipulate certain sectors of the economy for political purposes. Look at oil companies' quarterly profits last quarter, and when this quarter's reports come out, you will realize President Trump was right again.
Chuck Yeager will forever be the greatest test pilot "EVER".
Being the first person to break the sound barrier was just another notch in his astounding life as a pilot.
Chuck wasn't wrong about his Mercury program spam in a can remark. Those guys were brave for other reasons but they weren't the best.
Chuck Yeager didn’t have a pedigree to be an astronaut. And you know what? He didn’t care.
Chuck Yeager stood as the most renowned test pilot globally. Yet NASA barred him from the Mercury program for one missing document: he lacked a college degree.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower chose military test pilots for Project Mercury because they held security clearances and were used to intense physical and mental pressure. NASA’s rules were strict. Applicants needed to be under 40, shorter than 5 feet 11 inches to fit the tight capsule, possess at least 1,500 flight hours, and carry a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
Yeager grew up poor in rural West Virginia and joined the U.S. Army Air Forces straight from high school as a mechanic. His natural skill let him enter flight training, become a World War II ace, and rise to elite test pilot status. Without formal higher education, his name was removed before selection started.
The rejection went both ways. Yeager regarded the early space effort with skepticism and famously called astronauts “Spam in a can.” He saw the Mercury capsule as an automated pod run by computers and ground control, with the person inside serving as a biological subject rather than a pilot.
For a purist who prized the physical feel and control of an aircraft, sitting passively while rockets flew held little appeal. Even if NASA had dropped its education rule, the man who broke the sound barrier was content staying in the atmosphere, where he still held the stick.
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Hey @elonmusk look who wants to silence me? Antifa. How do I know? Look at the post they are formally demanding be removed: it is mostly a quote from Antifa’s own website Crimethinc. This is where they lay out their operations/battle plans & share them with their global network of terrorist organizations along with sharing tactics & strategy. That’s one way the left stays united in purpose & mission worldwide. Since this is mostly a quote - their own words - what grounds could they possibly have to demand this be removed other than censoring/silencing/intimidating me? They only apply these resources when what you say is true & the truth is a threat to them so by exposing Crimethinc’s operational role & significance, they have kindly let me know once again that I am absolutely correct & over the target. Please share widely. This is just the beginning. Staying silent is not how you preserve the power of your voice or your first amendment right to free speech.
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Can someone please tell the media they can stop pretending Antifa are peaceful & heroic,- here they are admitting in their own words that they are “militant” and that they commit crimes & then advising their members how to get away with those crimes. But hey - call me a conspiracy theorist….
“When everyone in a group looks the same, it is difficult to single out individuals. Many militant activities are better carried off in a way that attracts less attention, but there are situations in which it is necessary to step outside the limits in public. The Bloc tactic is best for conditions in which the action called for occupies the grey area between overt and covert, and as such it must be applied carefully: ….if you intend to engage in serious organized illegal activity, you might be better off doing so outside the traditional Bloc format, in a totally closed group, with the element of surprise and so on.”
So much for Chris Cuomo, formerly of CNN, elevating these violent fascists by falsely casting them as the anti-fascist heroes who stormed the beaches of Normandy…
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