Stephanie Lindow

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo 😲 Wow!!!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo Omg 💥 Terrifyingly beautiful

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo BOOM SHAKALAKA💥💥

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo You are amazing! The way you weave everything together and it is always so spot on! Hero level in my book Cosmic Bro!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo Thank you Cosmic Bro, for being so involved for us(me) lol. I love your insights and always tune in for your updates!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@ELittlechild Stay positive Sweetie! Tos far more effective and rewarding to stay optimistic and hopeful than fall into negativity and pessimism. It's what the Doctor would usually advise surely

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

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[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@Tsoukalos Will do! You 100% opened my eyes and mind to the depth of the fathoms of truth behind what was just a childhood belief/knowing that aliens were real. Your wisdom is much appreciated 💖

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo I had a synchronicity in my feed with this post!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo BOOM shakaShaka

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@cosmicfam @StefanBurnsGeo 😆 Thank you for noticing💖😆

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo BOOM Shakalaka!!!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo Love it!!!

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo It has a liftoff like ripple effect trailing behind

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@StefanBurnsGeo Ya! What the heck is that light that slowly flies upward from where it hit?

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Russia’s first submarine was constructed in Saint Petersburg in 1724 and underwent testing before Peter the Great himself.

In the early 1720s, during the reign of Peter the Great, self-taught inventor Yefim Nikonov introduced the concept of a “secret vessel” designed to travel underwater and strike enemy ships. Fascinated by naval advancement, Peter personally supported the ambitious project.

Nikonov’s design was a wooden, barrel-shaped submersible strengthened with metal bands and sealed using leather and pitch to resist water intrusion. Built for stealth and combat, the vessel was even envisioned to deploy primitive explosive or flame-based weapons. A prototype was constructed and tested on the Neva River, where it demonstrated potential but also revealed major issues, including leaks, structural instability, and poor depth control.

Following Peter’s death in 1725, official support quickly vanished, and Nikonov’s groundbreaking submarine project was ultimately abandoned. Though it disappeared long before practical submarines became reality, his invention anticipated many modern underwater warfare principles, including sealed hull construction, buoyancy control, and submerged navigation—more than a century ahead of its time.

[Stephanie Lindow @LindowStephanie]

@Caspersight Same! Even when I was convinced to try one 3 different times. They fail to function properly for any of their designed purposes! They PISS ME OFF!😂😂

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

So much space in space that it boggles the mind!