It took a little longer than expected, but we have created a website for people to view the footage collected from Gaza in one place. You no longer have to download the entire archives to see them.
It includes:
64,537 videos
17,905 photos
Ability to download individual videos
Searchable index
Exhaustive sources list (300+ journalists)
Geolocation data
Livemap with minute to minute updates
Victim list
It can be accessed here: https://t.co/s0Se94PXWF
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That image looks almost exactly like a slice of your brain under a microscope. An astrophysicist and a neurosurgeon spent years figuring out why. The numbers line up way too well to be a coincidence.
Their 2020 paper took an unusual approach. They put pictures of brain tissue next to pictures of the universe and measured everything they could: the shape, the connections, how densely things clumped together. Almost every number came back the same.
In the image above, each bright dot is a galaxy, and each dim strand is a filament pulling galaxies toward one another. Each galaxy sits inside a network, connected to about 4 others on average. Zoom into brain tissue with a microscope, and each neuron connects to about 5 others. The clustering pattern matches, and the overall shape of the network does too. One system fits inside your head. The other stretches across tens of billions of light-years, a size gap of roughly a billion billion billion.
And the parallels go deeper than structure. Your brain is 77% water, sitting there and taking up space. The universe is 70% dark energy, also sitting there and taking up space. In both, only about a quarter of the total stuff is doing any real work. Your whole life's worth of memories would take about 2.5 million gigabytes to store. The full complexity of the observable universe, every galaxy position across 90 billion light-years, would take roughly 4.3 million gigabytes. Not far apart.
The picture in this tweet is the new DESI map, a project from a telescope in Arizona that just finished cataloging 47 million galaxies over five years. That is six times every previous galaxy survey put together. And when you look at it, you are looking at something built like a brain.
Either the universe runs on the same playbook your head does, or there are only a handful of ways any complex network can organize itself.
🚨 José Mourinho on Real Madrid’s elimination tonight:
I will be very honest — this is not about talent. Real Madrid have top, top players. The problem is not quality. The problem is balance. When you have too many players who want to be decisive, who want to be the protagonist, the team loses its structure. Football is not about having eleven stars — it is about having a team where everyone understands their role.
Today, I did not see that. I saw a collection of fantastic individuals, but not a team that suffers together, defends together, works together.
At the highest level, small details decide everything. And those details come from discipline, from sacrifice, from players doing things that nobody talks about.
You can win matches with talent. But to win big competitions? You need something more.
Tonight, Bayern looked like a team.
Real Madrid… not yet.
🚨JUST IN: Pep Guardiola reveals what Mikel Arteta did after Arsenal’s Carabao Cup defeat, calls it ‘incredible’
Pep Guardiola got the better of Mikel Arteta as Manchester City beat Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final.
After losing 2-0 to Manchester City, Arsenal had to walk up the Wembley stairs first to collect their Carabao Cup runners-up medals.
Once they came down, Pep Guardiola led his side up the stairs to collect their medals and, of course, the Carabao Cup.
Manchester City celebrated winning the cup for the fifth time in the last 10 years on the balcony and then came down to do the same on the pitch.
Mikel Arteta, his coaching staff, and the Arsenal players could’ve just gone back in as soon as they got their medals, but they stayed until City lifted the cup and came down.
The Manchester City boss noticed that, and he hailed and thanked Arteta for the gesture.
He told CBS Sports: “It’s against which team we won. This is the strongest one in Europe right now. Look at the Champions League and Premier League. To beat them in many aspects, it looks so difficult.
“They have proven it for many years, especially this season. Of course, Carabao Cup, five in 10 years, we’re happy, but especially against them (Arsenal).
“I have a huge respect. I want to say thank you because they waited, all the team, until we were down. That was an incredible gesture on the part of Mikel and their people.” Via [@afcnewsroom]
When I first got married, I called my mom to complain about some argument my husband and I were having. My mom stopped me right there and said, "unless you are in danger, dont ever let anyone into your marriage, not even me". Its was the best advice I could've ever received as a young wife. It allowed me to take my concerns directly to my husband, think thru how I really feel without someone projecting themselves on me. Gatekeep the marriage.
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Please don’t eat in front of Muslims.
Please don’t drink in front of Muslims.
Please don’t try to sell us food or water.
We will be fasting from sunrise to sundown.
I hope you can understand my clear message.
🚨 Laporta: “Barça are ready to sign a world-class player, but only if it’s really necessary”, told La Vanguardia.
“Having too many big stars in the same coop doesn’t work, there are live examples of that around us…”. 👀
Surveillance footage from a Chicago pizzeria shows a customer casually enjoying a slice of pizza before discreetly slipping a parmesan cheese shaker into their pocket. The petty theft, caught in clear detail, quickly went viral for its mix of boldness and absurdity. While amusing to some, restaurant owners point out that small-scale theft like this adds up, with many U.S. eateries losing thousands each year to stolen items such as condiments, utensils, and shakers—a reminder that even minor mischief carries real costs.