Forever Vela

Makes real planes for a living. Master procrastinator, hallucinates in the day. Avid trolling enthusiast on twitter coz he is always vella

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

we have lost more ancient knowledge in the past few centuries than we could ever discover in another few of them. Another decimation of an entire culture that no one noticed. Amazing and horrifically sad ! (4/n)

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

Another "discovery" of what our Indian ancestors knew millennia ago, not just Brahmari Pranayam in Yog (it's not Yogaaa), (1/2)

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Research shows humming just 10 seconds helps your health.

A quick hum might be one of the easiest ways to boost your breathing, according to researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute.

Their experiments show that even a 10-second hum triggers vibrations that dramatically raise nitric oxide (NO) levels in the nose and sinuses, sometimes by as much as 15-fold compared to normal quiet breathing.

Here’s why it works: humming creates rapid oscillations in airflow that stir up the air between the nasal cavity and the sinuses. The sinuses are natural reservoirs of nitric oxide, so this mixing action flushes the gas out into the airways in large amounts.

That burst of NO acts like a natural upgrade for your respiratory system: it dilates blood vessels for better oxygen delivery, reduces inflammation, and helps fight off viruses and bacteria that try to invade through the nose.

The takeaway is simple: a short daily hum—think of the classic “mmm” sound—could be a free, effortless way to strengthen your defenses and breathe more efficiently, especially when colds and flu are going around.

[Jon O. Lundberg et al., "Humming, Nitric Oxide, and Paranasal Sinus Obstruction", JAMA, Karolinska Institute]

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

actually the breathing aspect of Mantras is just scratching the surface, they are far more complicated than that, the chants actually activate different regions of the brain through bio-feedback (3/n)

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@afshawnl We are taught as kids to think in 2D and 3D and then when people explain higher dimensions we scratch our heads, how and what we are taught is broken, has been for centuries

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@Xaraphim @probably_phil Even when the blue is in the airfoil's wake (pun intended) ?

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@probably_phil @Xaraphim After all it's Colorful Fluid Dynamics

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@Xaraphim Just generally would like to connect, I am a Mech & Aero Engineer, specialized in turbomachinery Aerodynamics, and intrigued by what you're doing . Would love to know more.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

This is the news item dated Oct 17 2025 from Bihar. Translation from Hindi (Google Translate):

"Saharsa: 30-35 female students fainted after receiving the HPV vaccine...They were admitted to Sadar Hospital...The District Magistrate declared the situation normal."

Facts:

1. HPV is sexually transmitted. It does not transmit via regular contact or even hugging.

2. We are giving it to very young girls in India.

3. News from Tamil Nadu just 3 days ago: "Tamil Nadu Paves the Way for a Cancer-Free Future With Free HPV Vaccines"

This is NOT a political issue. Please do NOT make this potlicial. Most states in India are doing it and our political leaders across the spectrum have been told that ever more vaccine shots are in the best interest of Indians. I do not blame the politicians because when someone like me can be shouted down so vocally, it would be political suicide for a politician (of any party) to talk about, particularly when the mainstream consensus is so strongly in favor of ever more vaccine shots.

It does not help our business or my "image" to talk about this. Even my friends advise me not to talk about it because they are worried for my safety or my image. I have no hidden agenda here.

I will state what I believe again: we are giving way too many vaccines to young children. This does NOT mean we should stop ALL vaccines. So let the critics not twist my words.

Do not let the doctors who think I am science-illiterate shout this down.

These voices must be heard.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

In the 7th century, negative numbers were used in calculations in India which was innovative because Europeans dismissed these numbers as absurd until the 17th century, when they gained widespread acceptance due to their practical use in accounting and bookkeeping.

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@planert41 @grok provide some background, context and consequences

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@NVIDIAGeForce GEForce Day

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@NVIDIAGeForce GE Force

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

A breakthrough study from the Harry Perkins Institute in Australia has found that honeybee venom can destroy 100% of triple-negative and HER2-enriched breast cancer cells within an hour, without harming healthy cells. 💥

The secret weapon is melittin, a powerful peptide in bee venom that pokes holes in cancer cells and disrupts the signals they use to grow.

Triple-negative breast cancer is one of the most aggressive types, with limited treatment options. But this natural compound could open the door to new therapies. 🧪

Other studies also suggest that bee venom may reduce tumors and help prevent cancer from spreading. Early days, but promising news in the fight against breast cancer. 🎗️💛

[Siddhesh Kumbhar 💙 @siddheshk_dev]

"The Rigveda, reimagined as a searchable 3D galaxy of hymns."

Link:- https://t.co/NjNCIo0PRh

Retweets appreciated!

#RigVedaHack
@indiainpixels
@iipmaps

[Forever Vela @forever_vela]

@NileshShah68 Dude, I don't know about Luna, but your language is very broken and the message is lost in the struggle to make sense of your word soup. If you really want people to actually read, understand and respond to your CTA then you need to improve the quality of your post.

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