consumed by 1000 cats retweeted
you’d think with the decline in popularity of catgirls, their natural prey (ratgirls) would have seen more of a population boost by now. girl ecology is so hard to understand…
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Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.
By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.
Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
anyone remember when Gdubs was sending DCMA's to people who got viral warhammer tweets at the start of current ED 40k?
we absolutely should in fact genetically engineer bioluminescent plants & trees and then completely eradicate the affront to God that is LED street lights from the face of the Earth
They ugly as shit bro
On July 31, 2023, at 4:45 P.M., an anonymous user replied to a 4chan /x/ thread titled “alien photographs” with two images. The captions read “Biologically Active yet Comatose” and “Deceased Remains.” alienarchivist.substack.com/…
#ufotwitter #ufox #aliens #uapdisclosure
Suffering is everlasting
this is the shit nikola tesla was talking about tbh
🚨 JAPAN CREATED A DEVICE THAT MAKES ELECTRICITY FROM AIR
Japanese scientists have developed a tiny matchbox-sized generator that produces power using humidity in the air. It doesn’t need sunlight, wind, water, fuel, or batteries to work.
The device uses special materials that react with water molecules in the atmosphere, creating a steady flow of electricity day and night. Researchers believe this breakthrough could power small electronics and future smart devices without traditional energy sources.
If this technology improves further, the air around us could someday become a hidden source of endless clean energy.
Source
National Institute for Materials Science. Humidity-powered energy generation research. Japan.

ALT 🚨 JAPAN CREATED A DEVICE THAT MAKES ELECTRICITY FROM AIR Japanese scientists have developed a tiny matchbox-sized generator that produces power using humidity in the air. It doesn’t need sunlight, wind, water, fuel, or batteries to work. The device uses special materials that react with water molecules in the atmosphere, creating a steady flow of electricity day and night. Researchers believe this breakthrough could power small electronics and future smart devices without traditional energy sources. If this technology improves further, the air around us could someday become a hidden source of endless clean energy. Source National Institute for Materials Science. Humidity-powered energy generation research. Japan.
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