🚨 BREAKING NEWS:
Russia has never been and will never be your enemy!
We do not want European raw materials or wealth; we have our own. We absolutely do not need your raw materials.
Russia is the richest country in the world in terms of raw materials.
We want neither your land nor your territory.
Look at the vastness of Russia on the map. It is twice as large as all of Europe. What good would your land do us? What would we do with it?
Why do you think Russia is an enemy of Europe?
What harm has Russia ever done to you?
Have we sold you gas and raw materials at prices lower than those charged by your 'friends'? YES
Did Russia sacrifice 20 million people during World War II to get rid of the Nazis? YES
Was Russia the first country to help Europe during the COVID-19 pandemic? YES
Have we helped Europe during fires and natural disasters? YES
What has Russia done to them for them to hate it so much?
Russia is not your enemy; your true enemies are your leaders, those who govern you. "
President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
Our Earth Atmosphere 🌐🌏
50 websites that make you feel like you have access to the entire planet in real time. 🌍
Most people will never know these exist.👇
1. https://t.co/GfiGeqiBRx — Weather, precipitation, and wave map
2. https://t.co/rRhLYR5dFS — Global wind and ocean currents
3. https://t.co/np4i7hDZ0b — Daily satellite image of the world
4. https://t.co/PJbSsKqBQq — Viewing fires on Earth's surface from satellites
5. https://t.co/yr1cZsHYT3 — Real-time monitoring of volcanic activity
6. https://t.co/jBvnpv9siR — Northern lights forecast
7. https://t.co/JeGxBTgVFs — Satellite and station pass times
8. https://t.co/LI5nlDE7nR — Current positions of the planets
9. https://t.co/KGeuyoVPVg — Unfiltered flight tracking
10. https://t.co/Xc3TvrOP9H — Tracking sharks in the ocean
11. https://t.co/QAmZR6b3Q4 — Real-time global temperature deviation
12. https://t.co/KCFJX2loXV — Official hurricane tracking center
13. https://t.co/V5nAH9a6Ko — Viewing storm models side by side
14. https://t.co/y3ywrKfSwV — Wildfire smoke spread map
15. https://t.co/920REJ0CcP — Real-time air pollution in cities
16. https://t.co/sRGyGMp1zM — Global air quality measurements
17. https://t.co/x9S3haUMPm — Examining satellite images yourself
18. https://t.co/RWgi0ttYAL — Real-time status of polar ice caps
19. https://t.co/KwnyHDKH1f — Sea level change data
20. https://t.co/4bzmnqtQOF — Tide and water level measurements
21. https://t.co/Osj81eyJo2 — Real-time river flow rates
22. https://t.co/yFSpyWecqr — Drought spread map
23. https://t.co/JvHqhTt3TF — European earthquake monitoring center
24. https://t.co/VtpcV0jbme — Seismic data stream
25. https://t.co/dIvlo3FRUg — Live listening to seismometers around the world
26. https://t.co/sOTlxQdRtc — Active volcano database
27. https://t.co/EfPsLjzdIt — Tsunami warning center
28. https://t.co/APco8MAq7k — Solar storms and magnetic effects
29. https://t.co/NmWcBAOSyg — Official space weather
30. https://t.co/N6DujKZPCg — Station pass over you
31. https://t.co/dFvLc9tTW5 — Live tracking of satellites in orbit
32. https://t.co/DMMnRoIG9h — Live simulation of the solar system
33. https://t.co/axGYWxNbEI — Celestial bodies approaching Earth
34. https://t.co/Wlah4dQ5bB — Meteor fall reports
35. https://t.co/wBdXvVs8OU — Dark areas where you can see stars
36. https://t.co/CYnp1BdrWk — The sun's path during the day
37. https://t.co/qAbcZJ86O3 — Open air traffic data
38. https://t.co/aWalAWM5Lh — Tracking fishing fleets around the world
39. https://t.co/aw8eBd05bj — The world's railway network
40. https://t.co/ErVJrKy6qL — Real-time electricity supply by country
41. https://t.co/Ge7JRuiuux — European energy production data
42. https://t.co/cU9EayK71r — Live load on the electrical grid
43. https://t.co/LX6921I7Dk — Internet outages by country
44. https://t.co/IymKNGlw5g → Real-time state of internet traffic
45. https://t.co/1VoCy7pxXt — Listening to radio receivers around the world
46. https://t.co/6tIAjNB8gn — Tracking bird migration on radar
47. https://t.co/cXRlLUxQNn — Real-time bird observation map
48. https://t.co/Rb3VURpnH7 — Animal migration route data
49. https://t.co/r5rxx34Wo2 — Live observations around the world
50. https://t.co/RTYUQ0Rx01 — Global biodiversity database
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In the constellation Cygnus, the Silk Veil Nebula (LBN 331) drifts about 1,100 light-years away like translucent strands of glowing silk stretched across a dense star field. Unlike the famous Veil Nebula supernova remnant, this faint emission nebula is primarily hydrogen gas lit by nearby stars, forming delicate, wispy filaments that glow red.
The eclipsing binary 32 Cygni (Omicron² Cygni) shines nearby, adding a bright landmark to the scene. Too faint for easy visual viewing, it rewards long-exposure astrophotography—especially with hydrogen-alpha or narrowband filters—that reveals its intricate structures in stunning detail.
Picture Credit: John Walsh
That moment when Victoria Nuland, in 2016, was bragging to the US Congress about how thoroughly Washington had taken over Ukraine after the 2014 coup.
She spelled it all out without shame:
🔴US operatives embedded in a dozen Ukrainian ministries.
🔴American-trained cops patrolling 18 cities.
🔴The US Treasury gutting 60 Ukrainian banks while sparing depositors to keep people quiet.
🔴Hundreds of millions of dollars funneled into molding Ukraine’s military.
Let's be real,this wasn’t "assistance", it was a takeover dressed up as aid.
"Unprovoked"
😂😂😂
An incredibly detailed Einstein ring! ⚛️
This image of a rare phenomenon—an Einstein ring—was captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.
What appears at first glance to be a single, odd-looking galaxy is actually two galaxies separated by a vast distance. The nearer galaxy in the foreground sits at the center of the image, while the more distant background galaxy appears to wrap around it, forming a ring.
Einstein rings occur when light from a very distant object is bent (or lensed) by a massive intervening object—a gravitational lens. This happens because spacetime itself is warped by mass, thereby bending the light passing through it. While this effect is too weak to be noticed on local scales, it becomes clearly observable over vast astronomical distances.
When the lensed object and the lensing object align almost perfectly, the characteristic Einstein ring shape emerges—appearing as a full circle (as seen here) or a partial ring of light around the lensing object, depending on the precision of the alignment. Such systems serve as an ideal laboratory for studying galaxies that would otherwise be too faint and distant to observe.
The Lagoon Nebula, Messier 8, hangs in Sagittarius about 4,000 to 6,000 light-years away: a vast cloud of gas and dust lit from within by newborn stars. Their light and winds carve glowing walls and dark lanes into the cloud. On a cosmic map it sits close by; for a day trip, it is impossibly far.
Credit: NASA/ESA/HST/STScI.
Webb Measures Distance to the Most Distant Fast Radio Burst
Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are millisecond-duration flashes of unknown origin. Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers identified the host galaxy of the record-breaking FRB 20240304B, which was originally detected by MeerKAT on March 4, 2024. Data from NIRCam and NIRSpec yielded a redshift of z=2.148, indicating the signal originated when the Universe was approximately 3 billion years old.
The host is a star-forming dwarf galaxy—about 1,000 times less massive than expected—dating back to "cosmic noon." This makes a neutron star merger unlikely and supports the young magnetar hypothesis. The burst also "illuminates" the cosmic web along its path to Earth. ✨
@DoliaEstevez Pues esa tal "ano" no era muy inteligente y seguro la mataron los gringos, por inepta y no haber podido detener a El Gran Zar Putin. Hombre de mente brillante y gran luchador por su pueblo.