@Dimah1i@very_happy12@ayman999 That’s a good sign, but why, then, are you allowing these so-called “mindless puppets” to be used by Iran? That seems like a serious strategic mistake.😎
@very_happy12@ayman999 I’ve been following developments in Yemen, and we should acknowledge that the Houthis are tough, bold and brave fighters. Building a strategic partnership with them could bring greater benefits to Saudi Arabia.
@very_happy12@ayman999 This is strategic mismanagement. You could have used your money to build strong ties with those groups. Shared economic interests can bridge sectarian divides, and even modest investments could have helped turn them into allies.
@very_happy12@ayman999 Well, the question remains: what have you been doing all these years? You’ve kept buying highly advanced military technology, yet you still can’t intercept rockets, and your strategically important airports are being targeted!
@tariharsivi Insan omru uzadi, kisalmadi, ortalama omur 30 lu yaslardan 75+ yaslara geldi.Eskiler ful beslendiler bol hareket ettiler, az yasadilar, en basit hastaliklardan, basit enfeksiyonlardan telef oldular, bazilarini da vahsi hayvanlar yedi!
Voyager 1 is 24 billion kilometers from Earth.
It communicates with us using a 23-watt transmitter.
Less than a refrigerator light bulb.
The signal takes 22 hours to reach us, traveling at the speed of light.
By the time it arrives, it's 20 billion times weaker than the power of a digital watch battery.
NASA's Deep Space Network picks it up using 70-meter dish antennas cooled to near absolute zero to reduce electronic noise.
The engineering required to hear a 23-watt signal from 24 billion km away is arguably more impressive than the spacecraft itself.
Launched 1977.
Still transmitting.
Still being heard.
We built something that works perfectly, 47 years later, in conditions no one has ever tested in.
That's what engineering for the long term looks like.
This just floored me.
Scientists discovered 5.6 million ground-nesting bees living under a single cemetery in Ithaca, New York.
That’s one of the largest and oldest bee aggregations ever recorded.
These aren’t hive bees. About 70% of native bee species in the U.S. nest in the ground, and they’re incredible pollinators doing a ton of heavy lifting for wildflowers and crops.
The best part? This giant colony exists in a place people walk over every day without realizing it.
Nature often thrives in the quiet spaces we overlook.
@thinking_muslim@MehreenKhn This girl is literally illiterate, Before islam, there was Rome, befire Rome there was the Hellenistic period; before the Hellenes, there were the Assyrians; and Mesopotamia. All of these early civilizations played a crucial role in developing the foundations of modern trade.
@Dr_TheHistories This kind of system came out of necessity. The ancient world was brutal, and survival was never guaranteed. A single failed defence could mean invasion, enslavement, or the complete destruction of state
Sparta shaped its society around one goal: military strength! Understandable!
@wars Nazi science was once at an incredibly advanced level, some say. Hitler's generals wanted to start the war in the late 1940s to achieve ultimate superiority! Some Nazi super weapons came into action, but it was too late...
A sheep eats grass on a Welsh hillside where nothing else will grow.
In return it provides:
- Wool (renewable clothing that biodegrades)
- Meat (complete nutrition)
- Lanolin (waterproofing, cosmetics, leather conditioning)
- Sheepskin (insulation, clothing, rugs)
- Bones (tools, broth, fertilizer)
- Manure (soil building)
All from grass on terrain too steep for tractors.
The environmental alternative is petroleum-based fleece that sheds microplastics, synthetic insulation made from fossil fuels, and importing food from industrial agriculture that destroys prime farmland.
But the sheep grazing on a cliff is the problem.
Make it make sense.
@eurofounder He is a proud man from real manhood , hardworking, self reliant, and fulfilled. You don't need to have millions to live a safe peaceful life ✨️
@JordanEVGuy Electric cars are the future. When it come to cost of maintenance, fuel efficiency, reliability, they are simply unmatched. Less moving parts, less mechanical problems!
@peterstopcrime I'm not surprised. I've long thought that corruption and mismanagement are deeply rooted in many third-world countries. Their politicians are often profoundly corrupt, and that corruption inevitably spreads to the entire nations individuals 🙄
@HomerPavlos Islam is a deeply transformative civilizational system that often subordinates local identities to a religious identity, promotes Arabic as a sacred core language, standardizes social norms, can lead to cultural homogenization especially where religious authority dominates life
@Solidmcmxc@DanBurmawy “Imperial Rome would never have allowed such a threat to spread; it would have crushed it at its source. Eastern Rome, by contrast, chose to ignore it!
@TP0713858721818@BowesChay The problem they cant show any proof of their possessions to reclaim their losses, in any transparent system, yes this is a problem!