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_missing-autistic-boy-sebastian.jpg "The search for Sebastian Rogers, a missing autistic teen from Hendersonville, Tennessee, has been ongoing for over two months with no significant breakthroughs until a recent photo, possibly depicting Sebastian, surfaced.")
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_surface-we39re-all-searchin39-1986.jpg "SURFACE - we're all searchin' (1986) from subway surface")
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_india-inducts-israeli-rampage-missile-124-how-does-it-compare-to-partly-russian-brahmos-missile.jpg "Indian Air Force recently acquired the Rampage missile from Israel’s Elbit System as it looks to add more teeth to its aerial power. The cruise missile would be integrated into IAF’s cutting-edge fighters as the service bolsters its combat capability against China and Pakistan.<br/>The missile will be equipped on the Su-30MKI, MiG-29, and the SEPECAT Jaguar jets, as per reports. The missile was reportedly initially acquired for the Indian Navy’s MiG-29K fighter jets, India’s carrier-based fighter jets.<br/>The air to surface missile was used by Israel in its April 19 attack on Iran.")
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_black-holes-as-quantum-computers.jpg "<br/><br/>Are Blackholes Quantum Computers?<br/><br/>Ever pondered the power of black holes? What if they're more than just cosmic vacuum cleaners? Imagine them as sophisticated quantum computers used by extraterrestrial civilizations. That's right - scientists Gia Dvali and Zaza Osmanov propose that advanced beings in older star systems might already be harnessing the immense power of black holes to process information. The concept? Artificial microscopic black holes optimized for information processing. The theory suggests that these black holes emit detectable particles like neutrinos and photons. By observing these energetic neutrinos, we might be able to detect signs of life beyond our planet. So, the next time you gaze at the stars, remember: black holes might not just be devouring light, they could be sending us messages from galaxies far, far away. This is the power of quantum computing - opening new directions in our quest for extraterrestrial life. Now, isn't that a thought to lose yourself in?<br/><br/><br/>Black holes as quantum computers? Sounds like science fiction, but it is a realistic scenario. No other system stores quantum information as efficiently as black holes. It is therefore conceivable that intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations could use them for their information processing. These quantum computers would emit neutrinos and light particles that we could detect on Earth. These are the central theses of a scientific paper by Gia Dvali, director at the Max Planck Institute for Physics (MPP), and Zaza Osmanov of the Free University of Tbilisi, Georgia.<br/><br/>In all likelihood, we humans are not alone in the universe. In the past 30 years, more than 5,000 planets have been discovered outside our solar system, known as exoplanets. Some of these have conditions favorable to more highly evolved life, such as water on the surface. So, the question is rather not whether there is extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI), but: How can we recognize it?<br/><br/>The more advanced living beings on other planets are, the more powerful their computer systems will be.<br/><br/>https://www.mpg.de/20074327/extraterrestrial-intelligence-quantum-computing-with-black-holes")
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_china39s-rover-moves-on-mars.jpg "Watch footage of China's Zhurong rover moving on the Martian surface. It was captured by a camera the rover deployed on Mars. Also, listen to audio the rover recorded during it deployment onto the surface and descent footage!<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: China Central Television / CNSA | produced & edited by Steve Spaleta")
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_surface-you39re-fine-1986.jpg "SURFACE - you're fine (1986) from subway surface")
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_jupiter39s-moon-europa-captured-by-juno-spacecraft-in-close-flyby.jpg "NASA Juno mission captured amazing new imagery of Jupiter's moon Europa. The spacecraft flew about 219 miles (352 kilometers) over the surface of the moon.<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | imagery credit: Credit: NASA/SwRI/MSSS/Navaneeth Krishnan S | edited by Steve Spaleta")
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_subway-surfers-underwater-2024-jake-vs-wednesday-addams-run.jpg "This Earth Day, Subway Surfers goes back Underwater! Surf under the sea, race along the seabed with jellyfish, corals and other gorgeous ocean-inspired elements.<br/><br/>DASH as fast as you can!<br/>DODGE the oncoming trains!<br/><br/>Help Jake, Tricky & Fresh escape from the grumpy Inspector and his dog.<br/><br/>★ Grind trains with your cool crew!<br/>★ Colorful and vivid HD graphics!<br/>★ Hoverboard Surfing!<br/>★ Paint powered jetpack!<br/>★ Lightning fast swipe acrobatics!<br/>★ Challenge and help your friends!<br/><br/>Join the App Store's most daring chase!<br/><br/>A Universal App with HD optimized graphics for retina resolution.<br/><br/>Originally co-developed by SYBO and Kiloo.<br/><br/>Subway Surfers is compatible with iPhone 4s, iPod 5, iPad 2 or newer.<br/><br/>iOS 8 or later OS version is required.<br/>")
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_how-to-make-alfajores---alfajores-de-maicena-recipe.jpg "Lean how to make delicious Alfajores cookies<br/><br/>makes 40 cookies <br/>Ingredients:<br/>2 sticks (220g) butter – soft<br/>1¼ (150g) powdered sugar <br/>1 3/4cups (245g) all-purpose flour <br/>2 cups (240g) cornstarch<br/>2 tsp baking powder<br/>5 egg yolks<br/>1 tsp vanilla extract<br/>10.6oz (300g) dolce de leche<br/>1/4 cup desiccated coconut (optional)<br/><br/>Method:<br/>1. Place flour, cornstarch and baking powder in a bowl. Whisk and set aside.<br/>2. In a mixing bowl beat butter and powdered sugar until fluffy. Add egg yolks, one at the time, add vanilla extract, beat until incorporated.gradually add the flour mixture and beat until smooth dough is formed. shape the dough into a smooth disk, Wrap it and Place in the refrigerator for a minimum of 1 hour.<br/>3. Line two baking trays with baking parchment, set aside.<br/>4. Roll out the dough on a lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch (1/2cm) thickness. Cut out biscuits with a 2-inch (5cm) round or fluted cutter. Reroll leftover dough and cut more biscuits.<br/>5. Place the cookies on the baking sheets and Put back in the fridge for 30 min.<br/>6. Preheat oven to 350F (180C)<br/>7. Bake 1 sheet at a time for 8-9 min, the cookies should stay pale on top. cool completely.<br/>8. With a pastry bag or a spoon spread dolce de leche over one cookie, gently close and make sandwich. For decoration roll the cookies in desiccated coconut or dust with powdered sugar.")
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_2024-jeep-grand-wagoneer-l-series-iii-design-preview.jpg "The 2024 Grand Wagoneer builds on a rich legacy of premium American craftsmanship, heritage and refinement while offering an unparalleled level of comfort and legendary 4x4 capability. Competing in the premium large SUV space, Grand Wagoneer offers an advanced powertrain lineup with premium driving dynamics and composed capability. <br/><br/>The epitome of American comfort and craftsmanship, Grand Wagoneer’s interior exudes refinement and elegance, offering best-in-class overall passenger volume and second- and third-row legroom with the most cargo volume behind the third row. Leading-edge technologies, including the advanced Uconnect 5 system, Head-up Display, 360-degree surround view and night vision cameras, up to 75 inches of total screen surface, available Amazon Fire TV Built-In and industry-first McIntosh Reference Entertainment system, offer an unmatched selection of premium interior features.")
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_the-normal-force.jpg "Normal force is a force that arises on a surface, as a result of interactions between molecules, which wants to return the molecules to their original position, as a result of pressure from the load on them. In simpler terms, normal force is the force that prevents a load from breaking through a surface. The direction of the normal force is perpendicular upward to the contact surface, or in the normal direction. <br/><br/>#force<br/>#normal force")
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_beautiful-world-of-sea-colour-full-fish-image-124-image-collection-27.jpg "Beautiful world of sea colour full fish imageimage collection 27<br/><br/>#fish #colourfullfish #wroldofsea #wonderfulfish #imagecollection27<br/><br/>fish,<br/> colour full fish,<br/> World of sea,<br/> wonder full fish, <br/>image collection 27,<br/>The world of the sea is a vast and mysterious place, covering over 70% of the Earth's surface. From the surface to the deepest depths, the ocean is home to a diverse array of life forms and ecosystems that are still largely unexplored and undiscovered.<br/><br/>The ocean is teeming with life, from tiny plankton to massive whales. It is estimated that there are over one million species of plants and animals living in the ocean, with many more yet to be discovered. The ocean is also home to some of the most unique and bizarre creatures on Earth, such as the anglerfish, which uses a bioluminescent lure to attract prey, or the vampire squid, which can turn itself inside out to escape predators.<br/><br/>The ocean also plays a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate and weather patterns. The ocean absorbs heat from the sun and helps to distribute it around the globe, creating currents that affect everything from temperature to precipitation. The ocean also acts as a carbon sink, absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping to mitigate the effects of climate change.<br/><br/>Despite its importance, the ocean is facing numerous threats from human activities. Pollution, overfishing, and climate change are all taking a toll on ocean ecosystems, leading to declines in biodiversity and the destruction of habitats. It is estimated that over 80% of the ocean's coral reefs have been destroyed or are at risk of being lost, and many species of fish are being pushed to the brink of extinction.<br/><br/>However, there is hope for the world of the sea. Conservation efforts are underway around the globe to protect and restore ocean ecosystems, from establishing marine protected areas to reducing plastic pollution. Scientists are also working to better understand the ocean and its inhabitants, using advanced technologies such as underwater drones and satellite imaging to explore the depths of the sea.<br/><br/>The world of the sea is a fascinating and awe-inspiring place, full of wonder and mystery. As we continue to learn more about the ocean and its importance to the planet, it is crucial that we work together to protect and preserve this precious resource for future generations. Only by taking action now can we ensure that the world of the sea remains a vibrant and thriving ecosystem for years to come.<br/>#imagecollection27<br/>@imagecollection27<br/>image collection 27,<br/>meharzari13,")
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_missing-autistic-boy-sebastian.webp "The search for Sebastian Rogers, a missing autistic teen from Hendersonville, Tennessee, has been ongoing for over two months with no significant breakthroughs until a recent photo, possibly depicting Sebastian, surfaced.")
_surface-we39re-all-searchin39-1986.webp "SURFACE - we're all searchin' (1986) from subway surface")
_india-inducts-israeli-rampage-missile-124-how-does-it-compare-to-partly-russian-brahmos-missile.webp "Indian Air Force recently acquired the Rampage missile from Israel’s Elbit System as it looks to add more teeth to its aerial power. The cruise missile would be integrated into IAF’s cutting-edge fighters as the service bolsters its combat capability against China and Pakistan.<br/>The missile will be equipped on the Su-30MKI, MiG-29, and the SEPECAT Jaguar jets, as per reports. The missile was reportedly initially acquired for the Indian Navy’s MiG-29K fighter jets, India’s carrier-based fighter jets.<br/>The air to surface missile was used by Israel in its April 19 attack on Iran.")
_black-holes-as-quantum-computers.webp "<br/><br/>Are Blackholes Quantum Computers?<br/><br/>Ever pondered the power of black holes? What if they're more than just cosmic vacuum cleaners? Imagine them as sophisticated quantum computers used by extraterrestrial civilizations. That's right - scientists Gia Dvali and Zaza Osmanov propose that advanced beings in older star systems might already be harnessing the immense power of black holes to process information. The concept? Artificial microscopic black holes optimized for information processing. The theory suggests that these black holes emit detectable particles like neutrinos and photons. By observing these energetic neutrinos, we might be able to detect signs of life beyond our planet. So, the next time you gaze at the stars, remember: black holes might not just be devouring light, they could be sending us messages from galaxies far, far away. This is the power of quantum computing - opening new directions in our quest for extraterrestrial life. Now, isn't that a thought to lose yourself in?<br/><br/><br/>Black holes as quantum computers? Sounds like science fiction, but it is a realistic scenario. No other system stores quantum information as efficiently as black holes. It is therefore conceivable that intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations could use them for their information processing. These quantum computers would emit neutrinos and light particles that we could detect on Earth. These are the central theses of a scientific paper by Gia Dvali, director at the Max Planck Institute for Physics (MPP), and Zaza Osmanov of the Free University of Tbilisi, Georgia.<br/><br/>In all likelihood, we humans are not alone in the universe. In the past 30 years, more than 5,000 planets have been discovered outside our solar system, known as exoplanets. Some of these have conditions favorable to more highly evolved life, such as water on the surface. So, the question is rather not whether there is extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI), but: How can we recognize it?<br/><br/>The more advanced living beings on other planets are, the more powerful their computer systems will be.<br/><br/>https://www.mpg.de/20074327/extraterrestrial-intelligence-quantum-computing-with-black-holes")
_china39s-rover-moves-on-mars.webp "Watch footage of China's Zhurong rover moving on the Martian surface. It was captured by a camera the rover deployed on Mars. Also, listen to audio the rover recorded during it deployment onto the surface and descent footage!<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: China Central Television / CNSA | produced & edited by Steve Spaleta")
_surface-you39re-fine-1986.webp "SURFACE - you're fine (1986) from subway surface")
_jupiter39s-moon-europa-captured-by-juno-spacecraft-in-close-flyby.webp "NASA Juno mission captured amazing new imagery of Jupiter's moon Europa. The spacecraft flew about 219 miles (352 kilometers) over the surface of the moon.<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | imagery credit: Credit: NASA/SwRI/MSSS/Navaneeth Krishnan S | edited by Steve Spaleta")
_subway-surfers-underwater-2024-jake-vs-wednesday-addams-run.webp "This Earth Day, Subway Surfers goes back Underwater! Surf under the sea, race along the seabed with jellyfish, corals and other gorgeous ocean-inspired elements.<br/><br/>DASH as fast as you can!<br/>DODGE the oncoming trains!<br/><br/>Help Jake, Tricky & Fresh escape from the grumpy Inspector and his dog.<br/><br/>★ Grind trains with your cool crew!<br/>★ Colorful and vivid HD graphics!<br/>★ Hoverboard Surfing!<br/>★ Paint powered jetpack!<br/>★ Lightning fast swipe acrobatics!<br/>★ Challenge and help your friends!<br/><br/>Join the App Store's most daring chase!<br/><br/>A Universal App with HD optimized graphics for retina resolution.<br/><br/>Originally co-developed by SYBO and Kiloo.<br/><br/>Subway Surfers is compatible with iPhone 4s, iPod 5, iPad 2 or newer.<br/><br/>iOS 8 or later OS version is required.<br/>")
_how-to-make-alfajores---alfajores-de-maicena-recipe.webp "Lean how to make delicious Alfajores cookies<br/><br/>makes 40 cookies <br/>Ingredients:<br/>2 sticks (220g) butter – soft<br/>1¼ (150g) powdered sugar <br/>1 3/4cups (245g) all-purpose flour <br/>2 cups (240g) cornstarch<br/>2 tsp baking powder<br/>5 egg yolks<br/>1 tsp vanilla extract<br/>10.6oz (300g) dolce de leche<br/>1/4 cup desiccated coconut (optional)<br/><br/>Method:<br/>1. Place flour, cornstarch and baking powder in a bowl. Whisk and set aside.<br/>2. In a mixing bowl beat butter and powdered sugar until fluffy. Add egg yolks, one at the time, add vanilla extract, beat until incorporated.gradually add the flour mixture and beat until smooth dough is formed. shape the dough into a smooth disk, Wrap it and Place in the refrigerator for a minimum of 1 hour.<br/>3. Line two baking trays with baking parchment, set aside.<br/>4. Roll out the dough on a lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch (1/2cm) thickness. Cut out biscuits with a 2-inch (5cm) round or fluted cutter. Reroll leftover dough and cut more biscuits.<br/>5. Place the cookies on the baking sheets and Put back in the fridge for 30 min.<br/>6. Preheat oven to 350F (180C)<br/>7. Bake 1 sheet at a time for 8-9 min, the cookies should stay pale on top. cool completely.<br/>8. With a pastry bag or a spoon spread dolce de leche over one cookie, gently close and make sandwich. For decoration roll the cookies in desiccated coconut or dust with powdered sugar.")
_2024-jeep-grand-wagoneer-l-series-iii-design-preview.webp "The 2024 Grand Wagoneer builds on a rich legacy of premium American craftsmanship, heritage and refinement while offering an unparalleled level of comfort and legendary 4x4 capability. Competing in the premium large SUV space, Grand Wagoneer offers an advanced powertrain lineup with premium driving dynamics and composed capability. <br/><br/>The epitome of American comfort and craftsmanship, Grand Wagoneer’s interior exudes refinement and elegance, offering best-in-class overall passenger volume and second- and third-row legroom with the most cargo volume behind the third row. Leading-edge technologies, including the advanced Uconnect 5 system, Head-up Display, 360-degree surround view and night vision cameras, up to 75 inches of total screen surface, available Amazon Fire TV Built-In and industry-first McIntosh Reference Entertainment system, offer an unmatched selection of premium interior features.")
_the-normal-force.webp "Normal force is a force that arises on a surface, as a result of interactions between molecules, which wants to return the molecules to their original position, as a result of pressure from the load on them. In simpler terms, normal force is the force that prevents a load from breaking through a surface. The direction of the normal force is perpendicular upward to the contact surface, or in the normal direction. <br/><br/>#force<br/>#normal force")
_beautiful-world-of-sea-colour-full-fish-image-124-image-collection-27.webp "Beautiful world of sea colour full fish imageimage collection 27<br/><br/>#fish #colourfullfish #wroldofsea #wonderfulfish #imagecollection27<br/><br/>fish,<br/> colour full fish,<br/> World of sea,<br/> wonder full fish, <br/>image collection 27,<br/>The world of the sea is a vast and mysterious place, covering over 70% of the Earth's surface. From the surface to the deepest depths, the ocean is home to a diverse array of life forms and ecosystems that are still largely unexplored and undiscovered.<br/><br/>The ocean is teeming with life, from tiny plankton to massive whales. It is estimated that there are over one million species of plants and animals living in the ocean, with many more yet to be discovered. The ocean is also home to some of the most unique and bizarre creatures on Earth, such as the anglerfish, which uses a bioluminescent lure to attract prey, or the vampire squid, which can turn itself inside out to escape predators.<br/><br/>The ocean also plays a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate and weather patterns. The ocean absorbs heat from the sun and helps to distribute it around the globe, creating currents that affect everything from temperature to precipitation. The ocean also acts as a carbon sink, absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping to mitigate the effects of climate change.<br/><br/>Despite its importance, the ocean is facing numerous threats from human activities. Pollution, overfishing, and climate change are all taking a toll on ocean ecosystems, leading to declines in biodiversity and the destruction of habitats. It is estimated that over 80% of the ocean's coral reefs have been destroyed or are at risk of being lost, and many species of fish are being pushed to the brink of extinction.<br/><br/>However, there is hope for the world of the sea. Conservation efforts are underway around the globe to protect and restore ocean ecosystems, from establishing marine protected areas to reducing plastic pollution. Scientists are also working to better understand the ocean and its inhabitants, using advanced technologies such as underwater drones and satellite imaging to explore the depths of the sea.<br/><br/>The world of the sea is a fascinating and awe-inspiring place, full of wonder and mystery. As we continue to learn more about the ocean and its importance to the planet, it is crucial that we work together to protect and preserve this precious resource for future generations. Only by taking action now can we ensure that the world of the sea remains a vibrant and thriving ecosystem for years to come.<br/>#imagecollection27<br/>@imagecollection27<br/>image collection 27,<br/>meharzari13,")
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