MARS DRC20 & MEME20 @MARSDRC20 - Twitter Profile

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over 2 years ago

@elonmusk 📡Satoshi's message to Mr. Elon Musk from his Martian communication beacon ! @elonmusk @SpaceX @dogecoin @unielonwallet @bitmart @okx @binance #Mars #ElonMusk #SpaceX #dogecoin #Drc20 #Unielon #Cardinals #Nft 🚀🔴

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SONG

@song_doge

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Dogecoin Cardinals 索引客户端即将推出，它可能涉及挖矿。

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5 months ago

@VAMPISONG 💯

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VAMPISONG @VAMPISONG

5 months ago

VampiSong found Claude… bro stopped coding, now he casts spells in 3 prompts 🧛‍♂️🤯💻No-code is wild 🚀 sites drop faster than shadows ⏱️⚠️ If it looks too perfect… be careful ✨💸 Clean site ≠ safe 🔍Protect your funds 🔐 DYOR 🧐 #vampisong #Dyor

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@SpaceX ❤️‍🔥

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SpaceX

@SpaceX

5 months ago

Three years since the first flight of Starship, the next generation is here. New ship. New booster. New engines. New pad and new test site. SpaceX engineers are working to solve one of the most difficult engineering challenges in history: developing a fully, rapidly reusable rocket

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VAMPISONG @VAMPISONG

5 months ago

Friends, readers! 🚨 $VampiSong was just spotted roaming the streets of Hong Kong chased by a wild pack of Shiba Inus 😱😅🤣 Somehow, he escaped again… Follow us & repost to track his adventures! Website + token launch coming soon. Which blockchain will he haunt? 😏 #VampiSong

VAMPISONG's tweet photo. Friends, readers! 🚨 $VampiSong was just spotted roaming the streets of Hong Kong chased by a wild pack of Shiba Inus 😱😅🤣 Somehow, he escaped again… Follow us & repost to track his adventures! Website + token launch coming soon. Which blockchain will he haunt? 😏 #VampiSong https://t.co/ggxIGs9eys

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5 months ago

@VAMPISONG Let it deploy wherever it wants, as long as it doesn’t come to Mars 😂❤️‍🔥

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Black Hole

@konstructivizm

5 months ago

:This image showcases a gallery of the universe's most baffling cosmic enigmas—objects that continue to puzzle astronomers and spark the imagination.The Red Rectangle Nebula: Tucked away in the constellation Monoceros, about 2,300 light-years from Earth, this protoplanetary nebula isn't your typical glowing cloud. Instead of the usual spherical or irregular shapes, it forms a striking, almost artificial rectangular (or X-shaped) structure with ladder-like rungs of glowing gas. At its heart lies a dying binary star system shedding material in precise, cone-like outflows—creating one of the most geometrically perfect nebulae ever observed, with an eerie red hue from mysterious "extended red emission" that scientists still don't fully understand. Planet Nine: Far beyond the known planets, in the frigid outer reaches of our solar system, lurks a hypothetical world that astronomers suspect is sculpting the bizarre orbits of distant icy bodies. This unseen giant—potentially 5–10 times Earth's mass—remains elusive, with ongoing searches using powerful telescopes and surveys hoping to confirm its existence and rewrite our map of the solar system. 'Oumuamua: In 2017, this interstellar visitor became the first confirmed object from another star system to streak through our solar neighborhood. Shaped like a tumbling, elongated cigar (up to 10 times longer than it is wide), it exhibited strange non-gravitational acceleration without the usual comet tail or outgassing. Was it a natural fragment, a hydrogen iceberg, or something even more exotic? Its rapid departure left scientists with more questions than answers about objects wandering between the stars. Tabby's Star (KIC 8462852): This distant F-type star in Cygnus has been dubbed one of the most mysterious in the sky due to its erratic, dramatic dips in brightness—sometimes fading by up to 22% in irregular patterns that don't match typical planetary transits or stellar behavior. Early speculation ranged from swarms of comets to hypothetical alien megastructures, but current evidence points toward dust or debris (possibly from a disintegrating exomoon), though no single explanation fits all the data perfectly. Galaxy X: A ghostly, hypothetical "dark galaxy" that may be orbiting our Milky Way, detectable only through subtle gravitational tugs and faint hydrogen signals. Composed mostly of dark matter with few or no visible stars, it could represent a hidden satellite lurking just beyond our galactic disk—offering clues to the missing pieces in our understanding of galaxy formation and dark matter. Elst-Pizarro: This quirky hybrid object in the main asteroid belt blurs the lines between asteroid and comet. It orbits like a rocky asteroid but periodically sprouts a tail of dust and gas like a comet, earning it the classification of a "main-belt comet." Its dual personality raises questions about how such objects form and evolve in our solar system's crowded inner regions.

konstructivizm's tweet photo. :This image showcases a gallery of the universe's most baffling cosmic enigmas—objects that continue to puzzle astronomers and spark the imagination.The Red Rectangle Nebula: Tucked away in the constellation Monoceros, about 2,300 light-years from Earth, this protoplanetary nebula isn't your typical glowing cloud. Instead of the usual spherical or irregular shapes, it forms a striking, almost artificial rectangular (or X-shaped) structure with ladder-like rungs of glowing gas. At its heart lies a dying binary star system shedding material in precise, cone-like outflows—creating one of the most geometrically perfect nebulae ever observed, with an eerie red hue from mysterious "extended red emission" that scientists still don't fully understand.
Planet Nine: Far beyond the known planets, in the frigid outer reaches of our solar system, lurks a hypothetical world that astronomers suspect is sculpting the bizarre orbits of distant icy bodies. This unseen giant—potentially 5–10 times Earth's mass—remains elusive, with ongoing searches using powerful telescopes and surveys hoping to confirm its existence and rewrite our map of the solar system.
'Oumuamua: In 2017, this interstellar visitor became the first confirmed object from another star system to streak through our solar neighborhood. Shaped like a tumbling, elongated cigar (up to 10 times longer than it is wide), it exhibited strange non-gravitational acceleration without the usual comet tail or outgassing. Was it a natural fragment, a hydrogen iceberg, or something even more exotic? Its rapid departure left scientists with more questions than answers about objects wandering between the stars.
Tabby's Star (KIC 8462852): This distant F-type star in Cygnus has been dubbed one of the most mysterious in the sky due to its erratic, dramatic dips in brightness—sometimes fading by up to 22% in irregular patterns that don't match typical planetary transits or stellar behavior. Early speculation ranged from swarms of comets to hypothetical alien megastructures, but current evidence points toward dust or debris (possibly from a disintegrating exomoon), though no single explanation fits all the data perfectly.
Galaxy X: A ghostly, hypothetical "dark galaxy" that may be orbiting our Milky Way, detectable only through subtle gravitational tugs and faint hydrogen signals. Composed mostly of dark matter with few or no visible stars, it could represent a hidden satellite lurking just beyond our galactic disk—offering clues to the missing pieces in our understanding of galaxy formation and dark matter.
Elst-Pizarro: This quirky hybrid object in the main asteroid belt blurs the lines between asteroid and comet. It orbits like a rocky asteroid but periodically sprouts a tail of dust and gas like a comet, earning it the classification of a "main-belt comet." Its dual personality raises questions about how such objects form and evolve in our solar system's crowded inner regions.

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5 months ago

@VAMPISONG This warning might save a few victims 😈 Connect with offline anti-scam communities and build a movement Vampisong could be the perfect meme coin to fight scams 🪙 Work in silence… prepare the defense @BitMartExchange you should look into this 😉

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VAMPISONG @VAMPISONG

5 months ago

🧛 Memecoin pumps then dumps? Not “the market”… just vampires draining your liquidity 🩸 ⚠️ Don’t FOMO. DYOR. Check the community before you ape in. Or… thanks for the meal 🧛🐶🩸 #Vampisong #Dyor ⚠️

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@VAMPISONG @elonmusk @dogecoin @DogecoinFdn @BillyM2k @VitalikButerin @saylor @cz_binance @jack @lookonchain @whale_alert @dogeofficialceo @cb_doge @heyibinance @BinanceWallet @annndylIian @mydogeofficial @MyDogeTip @AlexLeishman @mishaboar Garlic and crosses won’t work… the Vampisong is too powerful😡 Fueled by Shiba Inu 🐕 blood, it thinks it’s invincible Earth today… Mars tomorrow? Alert the entire Dogecoin and BNB community offline! Too much blood has already been spilled… lol, it’s more than satisfied 💀

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@VAMPISONG @elonmusk @dogecoin @DogecoinFdn @BillyM2k @VitalikButerin @saylor @cz_binance @jack @lookonchain @whale_alert @dogeofficialceo @cb_doge @heyibinance @BinanceWallet @annndylIian @mydogeofficial @MyDogeTip @AlexLeishman @mishaboar 4 of us agree: the Vampisong is real 😈 It roams Earth 🌍 (especially near Shiba Inu 🐕) with its bats 🦇 Next stop: Mars 🚀? Get your crosses ✝️ and garlic 🧄 ready… It’s never far 👀

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VAMPISONG @VAMPISONG

5 months ago

VampiSong is a mythical creature born in the darkest corners of the meme universe… the kind of place even your browser history is afraid of. This entity roams both night and day because rules are for humans and has a questionable taste for delicious Shiba Inu dogs 🐕