@BrilliantMaps Thanks God everyone finally acknowledged that Israel is just blood suckers militia, because if they put it as a legitimate state , it should be no.1
The 296 largest Soviet cities with a population of over 100,000 people in 1989.
credit: @sasha_trub
Find out which have grown and which have shrunk since: https://t.co/hUZkza8vW3
Kazakhstan Was The Last Soviet Republic To Leave The USSR (4 Days After Russia), Which Means That For 4 Days, This Was The Map Of The Soviet Union
More about the map: https://t.co/uFEWAwZqQu
Apple paid $1B for Intel's modem unit and spent 6+ years building the C1 to cut its dependence on Qualcomm. Last week's agreement is a reminder that Apple still can't escape the $2.5B+ in patent royalties it pays Qualcomm every year just for the iPhone's right to work on cellular networks.
“The Himalayas and the oceans belong to a single, indivisible planetary system. As global temperatures escalate, Himalayan glaciers—the Water Tower of Asia—retreat rapidly, destabilizing river basins that nourish billions downstream while relentlessly fueling rising seas.��
Speaking at #the High-Level Meeting on Sea-Level Rise on the margins of UNGA81, Hon. Foreign Minister Mr. Shisir Khanal @shisir underscored climate vulnerability across the Himalayas, low-lying coasts and islands and urged decisive global action on grant-based climate finance, science and early warning, robust Loss and Damage mechanisms, and protection of the rights and dignity of displaced populations.
Shedding light on Nepal’s “Sagarmatha to the Sea” initiative, he emphasized on the mountain-to-ocean interdependence and called for greater regional and global solidarity, partnerships in climate action.
The World If The Vikings' Assumptions About World Geography Were Right
Credit: u/LeoMatteoArts (Reddit)
More about Viking Expansion Between 790 & 1066: https://t.co/Wm9rEWKK3U
“What do you think about this? Please explain it in simple words.”
Speed is relative, so simply moving fast does not necessarily make you feel fast.
The 6 km/h ride can feel intense because its rotation produces centripetal acceleration.
Earth rotates at about 1670 km/h at the equator, but we move with it smoothly, so we barely notice the speed.
What we mainly feel is acceleration, changes in speed, or changes in direction, not constant velocity.
A humanoid robot factory jointly built by Serbia and China officially commenced serial production on Saturday in the western Serbian city of Sabac.
The Sabac facility is expected to assemble and produce more than 5,000 robots annually, featuring wide-ranging applications across healthcare, agriculture, industry and the defense sector.