Jasmine Jasia

I`m IT-Leader for "BIM AR/VR" Projects. Born in Cochin 🇮🇳 Unbreakable! 💎 🔥 I love Dance & Martial Arts, Enviro, Science, History, ... (my personal Account)

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

Brandnew profile on X as IT Pro and DJ 💻 🎧
Born in Cochin 🇮🇳, based in Europe 🇪🇺. Unbreakable as always! 💎🔥
Listen here to my latest Drum & Bass selection.
Crew: Bassmeditation on SoundCloud 🎵

https://t.co/Hm87yxEJGE

#DrumAndBass #DnB #DNBFamily #ITPro #DJ #music #dance

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins Yes, historical records say that the Sufi fanatic Muhammad Saim al-Dahr vandalized the artwork by hacking off its nose to stop locals from making offerings. The community was so enraged about it, that an angry mob lynched him for the act. She`s an ultra mystical Superstar.

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@universal_sci We had a cloudy night in South Germany, so no chance to see some stars or this stunning #EinsteinRing.
Absolutely breathtaking captured, that`s why I love the universe!

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@Jijith_NR Thx for this new History post!
Kochi is where I was born, and my ancestry lived historically in this very famous region.
Truly love these fascinating insights into conquerors and migration you gave.

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@MoeOsman @ancientorigins That's it! An ultimate fusion of chemistry and ancient aesthetic. The way this blue powerfully glows is gorgeous. I love Egyptian art and their history beauty and hieroglyphs since I was a little child.

UCL Museum Insights on Egyptian Blue: https://t.co/caq4Xo3q2w

[The Universe @TheUniverse_CBS]

You are not the same person after you've seen aurora explose like this-dancing all around you in the sky.

You will remember, and you will want more!

Last September on our aurora tour!

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins 2. Retractable roof: The exact statics and aerodynamic calculations of why this massive canvas didn’t simply tear down the upper stone walls like a sailing ship during Rome's violent, unpredictable storms remain an absolute mystery to engineers or not?

https://t.co/t0hYYUNsJv

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins 1. Water-Pipeline: There is no definitive archaeological pipeline evidence to mathematically explain the immense inflow and outflow speed. How this worked without total catastrophes and undermining the foundations remains an absolute mystery?

https://t.co/M6LNMX3RhL

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@Jijith_NR Thx for your nice thread. Why do some South Indian lineages carry such a high percentage of Zagros Neolithic Farmer and European Hunter-Gatherer ancestry?

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@konstructivizm Outstanding beauty in the sky.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Clearest image of Jupiter ever taken.

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@TheUniverse_CBS Very fascinating objects! Triton is so strong, shines so bright and seems so small, though.

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins Nice exhibit . And yes, history says – ancient statues weren’t basic white at all. Scientists used UV-light and tech specs to decode the OG color matrix. They found pure flex: cinnabar = deep red, ochre= earthy vibes, and luxury Egyptian =blue.

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

The unusual behavior of a handle spinning in space, suddenly reversing its orientation, a striking example of the tennis racket theorem (also called the Dzhanibekov effect).

📽: NASA

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@astrooalert Beautiful sky, but isn't it unnoted AI-generated art in AR?

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins Yes, of course words and language change all the time throughout human history, but the core of this culture remains deeply Celtic. This is what I have learned in Germany. :)

[Astronomy Today @astronomytodayy]

The Eagle Nebula's Pillars of Creation reveal over 5,000 infant stars forming inside dust columns, captured in infrared detail by the James Webb Space Telescope 6500 light-years away in Serpens.

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins Exactly! Stood right there at Verdens Ende in Noreway, years ago. During the official tour, they told us that back then, everybody -even the ship captains, believed this was the edge, especially those who deeply believed in God. The narrative outlived the truth. So he lied to us?

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins 3. Why is there a place in Norway historically called "The End of the World" (Verdens Ende)?
Even if educated knew truth, the power of the narrative holds on. (Part2)

[Jasmine Jasia @indianflowered]

@ancientorigins Nice, some major questions:
1. Why such a massive fear of unknown among Columbus's of falling off the edge of the world?
2. Isn`t the Bible historically refer to the "four corners of the Earth" (Isaiah 11:12), ?
(Part1)