Adrian Tataru

[Adrian Tataru @AdrianTatarul]

@nexta_tv This is fake! Why they think to put in town a mobile tower?

It's just a team who repair the Lighton the street

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Japan made a nuclear reactor the size of a shipping container — and it powers whole towns
In the snowy outskirts of Hokkaido, Japanese engineers have unveiled a nuclear innovation that could flip the future of clean energy on its head: a modular microreactor the size of a shipping container. Designed for small communities and disaster zones, this self-contained nuclear unit delivers up to 1 megawatt of power — enough to keep an entire town running for years without refueling.
It’s called the "Yoroi Reactor", built by a private consortium in partnership with Japan’s National Institute for Fusion Science. Unlike conventional reactors, which are bulky, complex, and site-bound, the Yoroi is factory-sealed, walk-away safe, and fully transportable by truck or ship. Once deployed, it’s buried underground — no towers, no cooling towers, no human operators needed on-site.
The system uses molten salt as coolant and a low-enriched uranium fuel embedded in a ceramic matrix. Because the fuel and coolant are chemically stable and operate at low pressure, there’s no risk of meltdown. And in the event of power failure, the reactor shuts down on its own — passively, without intervention.
Each module lasts 10 years before needing replacement. When spent, the entire sealed unit is removed and swapped — just like a giant nuclear battery. This reduces local radiation risks and eliminates on-site waste handling. In a country like Japan, where earthquakes are a major concern, the reactor’s passive safety and modular burial design offer massive advantages.
So far, two pilot units have been installed: one in a remote mountainous town, the other near an isolated island community that previously depended on diesel generators. Both are operating flawlessly, with zero emissions and near-zero maintenance. The government hopes to deploy 50 more by 2030.

[KHAMENEI.IR | فارسی @Khamenei_fa]

ما تعرّض به کسی نکردیم
و به هیچ وجه تعرّض احدی را هم قبول نمیکنیم
و تسلیم تعرّض هیچ کس نمیشویم؛
این منطق ملّت ایران است.

#بشارت_فتح #الله_اکبر

[Andrei Tarnea @AndreiTarnea]

Doppelgänger type fake news that is now the standard pattern of Russian foreign information manipulation and interference: “Fake Euronews report on alleged electoral interference in Romania spreads online” https://t.co/rKIi0grLbi

[Ioana Ilinca🇷🇴🇬🇧🇪🇺 @IoanaIlinca2]

Președintele nu e doar o poză pe perete sau un discurs la televizor. E direcția în care merge România.
Sistemul e corupt?
Ai o armă. Se numește vot. Foloseşte-o!

Ieși la vot. Cu capul sus. Cu spatele drept. Cu conștiința curată.
💙💛❤️🇪🇺

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Romania do your best

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

This is what MAGA voted for

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Elon Musk's and the Kremlins surrogate in Romania Calin Georgescu has been officially banned from running in the election. Massive victory for democracy and law.

MAGA and Vatniks are having an absolute meltdown.

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

The difference in body language and demeanour displayed by Donald Trump and Keir Starmer is enormous.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

BREAKING:

The video of the shouting match between Zelensky and Trump was just released.

[verygoodmaps @verygoodmaps]

Slovenia. Decided to take a day off from making maps and ended up doing an A0 size map of Slovenia. So there we go. #slovenia #europe #travel

[𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤 @SprinterPress]

The UAE has successfully tested artificial rain technology in the desert at 50°C.

As reported by Business Insider, in the United Arab Emirates, to combat the 50-degree heat, they intend to use drones to make it rain.

This method is known as "cloud seeding". The UAE has used drones that strike clouds with an electric current, which provokes them into a collision and precipitation.

[Adrian Tataru @AdrianTatarul]

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[Adrian Tataru @AdrianTatarul]

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[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Parents fed their child and did not teach how to eat the food. Now the little bird has to learn that food doesn’t simply jump into its beaks😂