New research reveals vast clay deposits at our Rosalind Franklin rover landing site, pointing to a once water-rich Mars and strengthening the search for signs of past life.
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En in a way, the 20% number is also a good indication of the tax on the environment. A minimum. Because, the extra power required must have led to more CO2 emissions.
Ireland 🇮🇪
Data centres used 22% of country’s electricity last year (more than all urban homes combined), pushing up household bills. The centres have drained €715m (£620m) from the Irish economy.
Nonsense, focus!, je moet diegenen die de samenleving hier niet erkennen, herkennen; die actief werken om het anderen onmogelijk te maken om zich prettig in Nederland te voelen, die lieden moeten eruit - of opgevangen in een gevangenis/kamp worden.
Wanneer ben je Nederlander? Dat gesprek moeten we voeren.
Een gezamenlijk paspoort alleen maakt geen samenleving. We hebben een gedeelde nationale identiteit nodig: vaste kern van waarden, normen en vrijheden die horen bij onze democratische rechtsstaat.
#burgerschapnationalisme@GeertenWaling 👇🏻
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A birthright ownership with rights, income, etc. In a way Elon predicted this would happen. The future world will produce abundance and it will go to the people of the world. Not just America.
I'll be introducing the American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, a bill giving the public a direct stake to determine AI's future.
When a public resource generates wealth, the public should share in that wealth. https://t.co/pqlQyEKDKT
I feel confident nobody can check all 20!!
How many can you check off?
1. Used a rotary phone
2. Used a floppy disc
3. Used a typewriter
4. Taken photos with a film camera
5. Listened to music on a CD
6. Listened to a cassette tape
7. Listened to a vinyl record
8. Listened to music on a Walkman
9. Listened to music on a boombox outside
10. Watched a video from a VHS tape
11. Sent or received a fax
12. Recorded music from radio to cassette
13. Rented a video from Blockbuster
14. Accessed the internet by dial-up
15. Used a phone book
16. Sent a postcard
17. Used a paper map to get somewhere
18. Owned a dictionary
19. Owned an encyclopedia
20. Paid with a paper cheque/check
And of course, the risk of a big chunk falling down is also easier, kaboom. And why bring things back to Earth in the first place ? I get orbital factories, but those are weightless and need special manufacturing techniques. On the Moon not so.
Why asteroids instead of the Moon?
AstroForge President Robyn Ringuette explains to @NASASpaceflight why we're returning asteroid material instead of lunar mining.
@lidewij_devos@PimSedee@telegraaf 2/2 aangepakt worden. Die moeten weg. Die zijn niet geintegreerd. Aan de andere kant, discussie over wie nou echt nederlander is, is een non-issue; administratie. Vergeet de pennelikkers, concentreer of wat niet past in de samenleving.
@ajboekestijn De grootste problemen worden niet aangepakt omdat de discussie is merendeels over wat aanvaardbaar is en niet over wat dat niet is. Er zijn beslist zekere overtuigingen die on-nederlands zijn en die leven in grotendeels de immigrantens tweede generatie. Die moeten dus aangepak
@amazing_physics Sun: everyone can say it. It is the center of our world, and even nuclear energy is described as a Sun. The source of life, the bringer of a new day. The Sun. A city that is called Sun to bring a new life to Mars.
UK universities could be saved from immediate insolvency for ~£1bn and have recent losses covered for ~£10bn: that is about a TENTH of the 2008 bank bailout and a HUNDREDTH of the backstop promised then. Yet there’s no bailout for one of the UK’s last real comparative advantages.
De Amerikaanse overheid dwingt microsoft gegevens van Nederlandse ambtenaren door te spelen. De VS gebruiken alle gegevens waarover Amerikaanse bedrijven beschikken.
Dit betekent dat het laten migreren van DigiD en de berichtenbox naar de VS ongelooflijk dom en kortzichtig is. Dat moet het kabinet nu toch wel beseffen?
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The absence of US embassy (the embassy is there, it's just not doing consular services for ordinary people) is not even the biggest problem for those who would need to return to Russia under this new policy.