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@forallcurious @grok find original article or news please , check if this news is correct

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@SnWalpaper4K @grok how to download it on an Android phone?

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@LinkedInHelp still waiting your help, 2 weeks!

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[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Imagine a sphere just 20 kilometers across — about the size of a small city, say Manhattan plus a bit extra.
Now picture that tiny ball packing 1.4 times the mass of the Sun and spinning 716 times per https://t.co/ZxXDrsTJEI hundred and https://t.co/SGshtmiDbY the time your heart beats once, it has already whirled around nearly 45,000 times.
At its equator, the surface is moving at roughly 24 % the speed of light. If you tried to stand there, you’d be smeared into a layer of plasma thinner than a soap bubble before you could blink. Centrifugal force is screaming to rip the star apart, but gravity — two hundred billion times stronger than on Earth — clamps everything down with an iron grip. A single teaspoon of its material would weigh about 30 billion tons here — roughly the mass of Mount Everest, times three.This is PSR J1748-2446ad, the undisputed, and probably unbeatable, spin champion of the known universe.
Crank it just 30 % faster and physics says goodbye: the star would fly to pieces. The theoretical limit sits somewhere around 1,500 rotations per second, and this maniac has been dancing millimeters from that cliff for over ten thousand years without missing a step.Every 1.4 milliseconds it fires a razor-sharp radio beam across the galaxy like a cosmic lighthouse on turbo. We catch those pulses on Earth and every single time we’re reminded: this is “almost impossible” running like clockwork, day after day, millennium after millennium.Eighteen thousand light-years away in the constellation of Sagittarius, a city-sized neutron death-top has been spinning silently for longer than human civilization has existed.
No friction, no wear, no https://t.co/aqKJiLWpTN just keeps going, quietly laughing at every engineer who ever said “that can’t be done.”

[Dima Zeniuk @DimaZeniuk]

This is what makes me excited about the future

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@DimaZeniuk Elongrad
ReTerra
BetaLand

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Bergen, Norway 🇳🇴