The Sydney Hanukkah shooting has renewed focus on Chabad, a global Orthodox Jewish movement, viewing violence as a religious duty.
What is Chabad and what do they believe?
https://t.co/mBUnxcxsDF
مشهد تهتز له الجبال في غـۯة
طفل عالق تحت الركام بعد ان سـ،،ـقط المنزل بالكامل فوق رؤوس عائلته بسبب الرياح الشديدة والأمطار الغزيرة
لا يزال العالم صامتًا أمام هذه المشاهد… والله سوف تُسألون.
@msaalimu @mundhu Government sieze kids only if you are too poor or not connected. A few elites homeschool their kids and government let them keep the kid.
Pernah penasaran gak gimana wajah kota Makkah pas zaman Nabi Muhammad?
Di thread ini kita akan bahas layout Makkah abad ke-7, biar kita punya gambaran di mana posisi rumah Nabi, Abu Bakar, Abu Lahab sampai Abu Jahal. 😁
(A thread)
This discovery is not just about geology.
It is about memory.
Beneath Antarctica’s ice lies a world that did not disappear
it was paused.
A landscape that did not erode, collapse, or decay, but simply waited while the planet forgot it.
What makes this unsettling is not its age, but its patience.
Thirty-four million years of silence, preserved not by intention, but by stability.
This buried terrain reminds us that Earth does not erase its past.
It archives it.
And climate change is not merely a future threat
it is a key.
A key that could unlock worlds never meant to be revisited by humans.
The paradox is sharp:
We celebrate discovery, yet we are the very force that could destroy what discovery reveals.
This is not a “lost world” in the romantic sense.
It is a warning written in stone:
that the planet remembers every version of itself
and that progress, when detached from restraint, has a way of awakening what should have remained untouched.
These are just those cases that make it to the headlines. What goes on in schools daily and gets brushed under the rug are much worse. Fact is, current schooling capacity cannot handle the school going population and its detrimental to everyone. We need alternatives.
🔬 𝗦𝘂𝗸𝘂𝗻𝗮𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗲𝘂𝗺 𝗺𝗶𝗿𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗲: 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗶𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗲 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀 𝗕𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 “𝗡𝗼𝘁-𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲” -A newly discovered organism, Sukunaarchaeum mirabile, is forcing scientists to rethink one of biology’s oldest questions: What does it truly mean to be alive? Named after Sukuna—a tiny Japanese deity associated with duality—this microbe embodies paradoxes at every level. It does not behave like a typical cell, nor does it fit the framework of a virus. Instead, it occupies an eerie biological twilight zone, challenging modern definitions of life. The discovery emerged when Canadian and Japanese researchers analysed #DNA from marine plankton. Amid the complex genetic soup, they uncovered an unprecedented sequence. Further decoding revealed that this organism belongs to Archaea, one of Earth’s most ancient domains of life, thought to be the evolutionary ancestors of all complex organisms. Yet S. mirabile defies the expectations of its own lineage. Much like viruses, it depends almost entirely on its host for metabolic functions. It has shed nearly all non-essential genes, preserving only the bare minimum needed for replication. Its genome—so reduced, so shockingly minimalist—suggests an organism that has honed existence down to a single purpose: to reproduce, outsourcing energy production, metabolism, and physiological processes to its host.
This extreme reduction places #Sukunaarchaeum in an uncharted category. It is not a virus, because it possesses cellular characteristics. Yet it is not a fully autonomous cell, because it cannot survive independently. Instead, it lives in a biological grey zone, blurring boundaries between organisms and viral particles, between independence and dependence, between life and the threshold beyond it. The research, published as “A cellular entity retaining only its replicative core” (bioRxiv, 2025), reveals a hidden branch of archaeal life that may reshape our understanding of early evolution. Sukunaarchaeum mirabile reminds us that life is not a closed definition but a spectrum—and somewhere in the deep sea, a tiny deity-named microbe is rewriting the rules.
#Biology #Science. #microbialspecies
A new organ has been found behind your nose.
For centuries, every anatomy textbook swore there were only three pairs of major salivary glands. Turns out the books were wrong — and the missing ones were hiding in plain sight.
In 2020, Dutch researchers scanning head-and-neck cancer patients with a cutting-edge PET/CT technique (PSMA PET-CT) noticed an unexpected glow deep in the nasopharynx, right where the nasal cavity drains into the throat. No textbook had ever marked a salivary gland there.
They double-checked: 100 consecutive patients → same structure in every single one. Then they dissected two fresh cadavers and there they were: a previously unknown pair of macroscopic salivary glands, roughly 3.9 cm long, draped over the tubarium (the cartilage of the Eustachian tube). The team named them the tubarial glands.
Their job? Keep the upper throat and the back of the nose moist during talking, swallowing, and breathing — an area that gets painfully dry after radiation.
Here’s why this matters: radiation oncologists had never been told to spare this spot. The researchers re-analyzed treatment plans from 723 patients and found the more radiation the tubarial region received, the worse the toxicity — more trouble swallowing, thicker saliva, constant dry mouth.
A simple anatomical blind spot had been quietly worsening outcomes for years.
Now that we know these glands exist, new radiation protocols can shield them, giving thousands of head-and-neck cancer patients an easier road to recovery.
[Valstar, de Bakker, et al., “Discovery of the tubarial salivary glands: a new organ at risk in radiotherapy for head and neck cancer,” Radiotherapy and Oncology 2021, DOI: 10.1016/j.radonc.2020.09.034]
The Israel-Hamas war rewrote the Muslim world’s fast-food loyalties. Just look at Malaysia.
The country’s boycott of global brands is helping to power rapid growth for local chains including Ahmad’s Fried Chicken and Zus Coffee. https://t.co/7K8KeQg6Sc
📷: Ahmad Fried Chicken
🚨The Kid Who Explained the 4th Dimension… Then Vanished
Imagine dropping a video that breaks down dimensional physics so cleanly it makes half the internet reconsider what reality actually is… and then you disappear... That's exactly what happened here.
A kid called Danny walks people through 1D, 2D, 3D, and then hits the leap, how a 4D intelligence would see straight through our world the same way we see through paper. He explains how perspective lies to us, how we never see the world as it actually is, and how a higher dimensional observer would watch every layer of our lives at once. Freaky right?
He doesn't stop there, he goes diving deeper into tesseracts and curved dimensions, nested universes stacked inside bigger ones. Exactly the kind of thinking physicists study and the kind NHI already operate in.
Right after uploading the video this kid just disappeared, gone, no follow ups, no socials, literally no trace.
Maybe he just moved on, or maybe he stumbled upon something human beings aren't supposed to articulate too clearly.
Higher dimensional awareness isn't just math. Its the entry point to understanding how NHI move, hide, see, and interact with us. To them, slipping in and out of our world is as simple as stepping across a sheet of paper.
Something to think about right?
#NHI #FourthDimension #Hyperdimensional #UAP #NonHumanIntelligence #HiddenKnowledge #ForbiddenScience
🚨Palestinian Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal warned that the storm hitting Gaza has caused a “clear collapse” of shelter centers, with tents across the Strip completely flooded and no longer viable for human survival. He said emergency crews are struggling to operate in harsh, dangerous conditions as families lose the only shelter they had, stressing that the world must understand Gaza is facing a catastrophic reality that demands immediate intervention to end the Israeli occupation's ongoing blockade.
Basal called for the urgent entry of caravans, along with construction materials and equipment, to replace the destroyed tents and rebuild safe shelter before more lives are lost.
mahmoud_basal88 (IG)