Ivone Fitzgerald

[UFO mania @maniaUFO]

Here is evidence that a civilization existed on Mars that was destroyed by a nuclear war... Yes, this is a controversial theory proposed by Dr. John Brandenburg, a physicist who worked on defense and plasma programs, claiming that an ancient Martian civilization was destroyed by a massive nuclear attack.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Harvard-trained physicist Dr. John Brandenburg claims that an ancient civilization on Mars was destroyed by massive thermonuclear explosions.

According to Brandenburg, unusual isotopic signatures on Mars — particularly elevated levels of Xenon-129 in the atmosphere, along with excess uranium and thorium on the surface — match the radioactive remnants of large-scale nuclear detonations on Earth. He points to regions such as Cydonia (near the famous “Face on Mars”) and Utopia Planum as possible sites of ancient intelligent life that may have been targeted or caught in the blasts.

He suggests these explosions, which he estimates occurred hundreds of millions of years ago, could explain not only the isotopic anomalies but also aspects of Mars’ reddish appearance, which he believes partly results from nuclear fallout rather than iron oxide alone. In some versions of his hypothesis, he has linked the event to a possible “planetary nuclear massacre” and even speculated it could have been an attack involving advanced weaponry.

However, the theory remains highly controversial and is not accepted by the broader scientific community. Critics note the absence of any large impact craters, blast zones, or clear geological evidence consistent with such massive nuclear events. Mainstream explanations attribute the observed isotopes and surface features to natural processes, such as ancient volcanic or cosmic-ray activity.

Brandenburg’s ideas, first presented in papers around 2014 and later expanded, continue to spark public interest but lack empirical confirmation and are widely regarded as speculative.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

@memcculloch It's science and it predates you by decades buddy.

You ever heard of that guy named Einstein? He was a huge proponent of it.

Not to be rude, but you're trying to solve something that was solved in the black world probably before you were born.

[Ivone Fitzgerald @IvoneFitzGerald]

https://t.co/cy5vMNmFX9

[Shredder @Shred_0x]

OPTIMUS: A $10,000 BET IN LOS ANGELES AND NOT ONE F*CKING MISS

A boxer bet $10,000 that a robot couldn’t match his jump-rope footwork and picked a quiet outdoor path at night to settle it.

The rules were simple, he demonstrates a sequence, Optimus repeats it, and the first catch of the rope ends the attempt with his money untouched.

The boxer finished, stepped behind the camera and started counting, but the robot picked up his pace like they had been training together for years.

When a friend suggested making it harder, the boxer said the terms were already agreed and asked him to stop suggesting more expensive ways to get embarrassed.

After transferring the money, he posted the clip himself and wrote that he had finally lost to an opponent he couldn’t even make breathe harder.

Would you put your money against it?

[Amazing Physics @amazing_physics]

A Breathtaking 8K View of Earth From Orbit 🌍✨

[Catholic Life @prayandfast2]

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

Fight for those who can't fight for themselves.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

That’s not communism, there’s no redistribution of resources.

It’s post scarcity. Unlimited abundance.

You think capitalism goes away when we get free energy? How naive.

No, it will end up exactly like the guy from the past says, as a few people in power controlling the rest.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

Pharis Williams' 5D Dynamic Theory states that spin alignment allows for greatly reduced fusion energy requirements, essentially reducing the coulomb barrier.

This is why fusion was hidden for so long.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

It's funny how we've known an extra dimension is how to unify electromagnetism and gravity for 100 years, but people are too desperate to believe that particles and forces are real instead of waves and potentials.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

Richard Eskridge and NASA associates wrote a paper on how spin coupling atomic nucleons produce gravitational effects.

Their experiment recorded weight reduction.

The secret is spin.

[T.E. Jentzen @Faithful2Pray]

In your generosity , please pray one Hail Mary for all Catholic Priests.
If you leave the first name of your priest, I’ll pray for them in my next Rosary🙏🏻

[Khan Fatima @Khan_Fatimaa1]

If you tolerate Islam, Islam will grow.

When Islam grows, it will not tolerate you.

If you agree with me, repost this!

[Rev .Vitus @Vitus_osst]

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, have mercy on us

[mitra @mitrajoy_]

I used to be on the left but then I grew up, gained life experience, studied, and learned how the world works. Now I’m far left.

[Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt]

Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, the first Democrat to win the state's governor's race in 36 years, in a new interview tonight on Elon Musk and AI data centers:

"We can have a strong working relationship with Elon Musk and his companies, but it has to be on our terms. We have always been a pro-business state, but data centers have moved into mostly rural communities and there are no rules to protect Texans, so the difference is we will have laws to protect Texans. We can have a strong economy and strong industry, and protections for Texans."

It sounds like Gina is not going to stop the construction of data centers that have already started are received all permits, but that there will be a pause on any new permits once she is Governor until some sort of "laws and protections" are put in place. This would be good news for SpaceX and other companies that have already secured permits for big data center capacity expansion in 2027. Beyond that, we'll see. Seems like these new elects are open to work with companies.

[Mike McCulloch @memcculloch]

@AshtonForbes I don't believe in secret breakthroughs and certainly not in extra dimensions, sorry.

[Lucas Meyer 🎙️ @meyer_lucas]

Patrick Stewart in the final scene on Star Trek: The Next Generation.

It’s extremely simple, but reveals so much of his character if you watched. Somehow his sense of duty and sensitivity, along with the admiration of his crew shines through.

RIP Captain.

[Mike McCulloch @memcculloch]

@RadioGenoa Are they going to do that for decades? No. Remigration is needed.