Lutsk Trader 🌻

American w/roots & home in Ukraine. Loving husband, father, and dog lover (3). Life-long Yankee fan. Trading with the sharks at

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@ATRightMovies Sure do

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@NJbondguy @glcarlstrom @MaloneySuzanne Or Lindsey for that matter.

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@AdamKinzinger You've gone too far, Adam, insulting Tapioca in such a manner.

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Picture this: May 29, 1919.A total solar eclipse is about to sweep across the Earth. While most people are simply marveling at the sudden darkness, two teams of British astronomers are racing against time on opposite sides of the planet — one on the remote island of Príncipe off West Africa, the other in Sobral, Brazil.Leading the charge is Sir Frank Dyson, the Astronomer Royal. Their mission? To photograph stars clustered near the edge of the Sun’s darkened disk and answer one of the biggest questions in physics.For years, Albert Einstein had predicted something astonishing: gravity doesn’t just pull on objects — it bends spacetime itself. As a result, starlight passing close to the Sun should be deflected by a tiny but measurable amount — exactly twice what Newton’s old theory of gravity predicted.During those precious minutes of totality, the teams captured the crucial plates. Back in England, after months of painstaking analysis, the results came in:The starlight had bent. Exactly as Einstein predicted.The news exploded across the world. Headlines screamed: “Einstein’s Theory Triumphs!” “Lights All Askew in the Heavens!” On November 6, 1919, at a joint meeting of the Royal Society and Royal Astronomical Society, the announcement was made. Einstein — then a relatively obscure German physicist — was catapulted into global stardom https://t.co/meAA07ao1U wasn’t just a victory for one man. It was the moment modern physics came of age. Newton’s 250-year reign was over, and a new understanding of the Universe — one where space and time are flexible, where black holes and gravitational waves became possible — had https://t.co/c20zOrrqGZ eclipse. Two distant expeditions. A handful of photographic plates.And the birth of a legend.

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@maria_avdv russia with a remarkable "own goal" with a surface to air missile that couldn't have found that reserve tank faster.

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@FrenchResponse Russia is 9th and falling. There is no G9 fwiw

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@MLS Messi is definitely High IQ. I'm very impressed by his approach to work by showing up and filling his quota so he get leave work early.

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@CuriosityonX Springfield

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@DietmarPichler1 Add George Galloway and Scott Ritter to the list of supposed experts who have yet to catch the tail of an accurate analysis prediction.

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Never know what you will spot on an Uber Boat...

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Goose kicked off their latest European tour last night at the Electric Brixton. Amazing set and a treat to attend such a cozy venue.

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@IPODave $CBRS

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@OftXanadu @RepPatHarrigan That would be wrong! China has the exclusive rights to reverse-engineer US tech. I'm sure the part is on Temu or Alibaba anyway.

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@OMillionaires Wait...what!

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@mjfree Gas money

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@JamesSurowiecki This administration spends more time naming their operations than they do strategically planning them.

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@DrEricDing @TerryGlavin Unlike World War I, where influenza caused roughly 40% of all American military deaths, the impact of influenza during World War II was statistically negligible. There was no major influenza pandemic during WWII.

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@generalkellogg Using memes to frame something that has wildly backfired is the ultimate retcon, but the new norm from our political body.