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Pyme del rubro alimenticio, dedicado a la elaboraciòn de productos de Panaderìa y Pastelerìa, con 35 años de experiencia.

[De paso por la vida @Shooperfrost]

Que bien explicado ..ahora ¿concuerda con lo que sabe un ingeniero Chileno para este caso? porque lo que él expone no se si nosotros lo hemos pasado acá.
Isabelle Alfredo Castro

[Encuestas Chile 🇨🇱 @EncuestasChil10]

*️⃣ APROBACIÓN PRESIDENCIAL AL 28 DE JUNIO DEL PRIMER AÑO DE GOBIERNO DESDE 2014

🧑🏼‍⚕️ Bachelet II: 48%
👨🏼‍🦳 Piñera II: 58%
🧔🏻‍♂️ Boric: 34%
🙋🏼‍♂️ Kast: 41%

Fuente: Encuesta Cadem.

#Cadem

[Encuestas Chile 🇨🇱 @EncuestasChil10]

🚨 Encuesta #Cadem: Aprobación del Gabinete

Alvarado: 54%
Poduje: 53%
Ruminot: 51%
Wulf: 51%
Mackenna: 50%
Barros: 49%
Arrau: 48%
Parot: 47%
Grange: 47%
Mas: 47%
Arzola: 47%
Campos: 45%
Chomali: 45%
Lincolao: 42%
Quiroz: 39%
Rincón: 37%
Rau: 36%
Undurraga: 36%
Ducó: 32%

#Cadem

[pedro vera @pedroverab]

@Vsquez71689Juan @EdoWeatherman No soy ni me hago.

[🌧️⛈️Profesor Eduardo ( The Weatherman) 🌨️🌪️ @EdoWeatherman]

En monitoreo.
Una baja presión se instalará a mediados de la próxima semana frente a la zona central, en Juan Fernández. Este sistema impulsará nubes y también se espera que las temperaturas disminuyan considerablemente en sectores de la zona central entre miércoles y sábado, debido a una masa fría que golpeará con fuerza, especialmente sectores cordilleranos e interiores y parte de Argentina.

Ahora bien, existe la posibilidad de que esta baja presión ocasione lluvia hacia el viernes y sábado, pero eso aún no está asegurado. La costa tiene mayores chances.

Por último, durante la semana del 6 de julio se proyecta que el anticiclón pierda fuerza y tengamos el arribo de sistemas frontales, siendo de momento el periodo entre el 9 y 16 de julio el más favorable para lluvias en la zona central y sur de Chile.
Julio se ve mucha más prometedor.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Engineering students are testing whether their designs are earthquake-resistant…

[🌧️⛈️Profesor Eduardo ( The Weatherman) 🌨️🌪️ @EdoWeatherman]

Algunas aclaraciones respecto al fenómeno El Niño.

1) El término Godzilla fue colocado por algunos meteorólogos extranjeros el 2015, pero lo correcto es decir súper El Niño en relación a su intensidad extraordinaria.

2) Decir que este invierno será seco somo porque aún no llueve es apresurado, el invierno culmina en septiempre. ¿Qué pasaría si en julio y/o agosto ocurren eventos extremos de lluvia y se supera lo normal? Cuidado con esos anuncios pesimistas.

3) El Niño día a día se consolida y ya está llegando al umbral moderado, en julio veremos un colapso del anticiclón y con la ayuda de la Oscilación Madden Julian, la situación de Chile mejorará a nivel pluviométrico, pero además El Niño seguirá fortaleciéndose.

Si usted quiere desconfiar no lo culpo, pero espere al 31 de julio para reclamarme si aún no llueve y se repite lo de mayo y junio.

#ElNiño.
#Chile.

[Physics-astronomy @Physicsastronmy]

This Is Night On Mars. 140 million miles away. No cities, no light pollution, no one.

Just you and a billion stars that have never been looked at like this.

[Sincero - Mente · Ventas · Dinero @Sincero_Dinero]

USUARIOS DE ANDROID, ¡LEAN ESTO!

Tu teléfono dice: “Almacenamiento lleno”.
Entonces borras fotos. Borras vídeos. Desinstalas aplicaciones. Y, aun así, el espacio libre apenas aumenta.

Eso ocurre porque los verdaderos culpables no suelen ser tus fotos ni tus aplicaciones, sino toda la basura oculta que Android almacena silenciosamente en segundo plano.

Ayer limpié mi teléfono y recuperé 35 GB sin borrar ni una sola foto, vídeo, aplicación o chat que realmente uso.

Así es exactamente como lo hice:

👇👇

[chilena de❤🇨🇱 22% original @SilvanaNHR]

Si el ex presidente sigue actuando como activista de baja estofa se ingresará el proyecto para quitarle su pensión vitalicia. Bien Senador

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

How airplanes stay in the air explained simply

[Motivasyon @motivasyonhane]

ŞAKA DEĞİL: Eğer bunu 14 HAZİRAN veya 15 HAZİRAN'da görürseniz, 30 HAZİRAN'dan önce hayatınıza büyük bir bereket getiren sürpriz bir tezahür alacaksınız; daha fazla para, iyi haberler, gerçek mutluluk ve taşan başarıyla birlikte. Talep etmek için "111" yazın.

[pedro vera @pedroverab]

@motivasyonhane 111

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Scientists have pushed the boundaries of our cosmic home farther than ever before, uncovering what may be the most distant stars yet detected in the Milky Way—and revealing that our galaxy stretches dramatically beyond anything astronomers once imagined.For generations, pinning down the Milky Way’s true “edge” has been like trying to measure where the ocean ends while standing in thickening fog. Galaxies don’t simply stop; their stars thin out gradually, fading into the darkness. Now, cutting-edge observations have spotted individual stars hundreds of thousands of light-years from the galactic center—regions so remote they were long hidden from view. These stellar pioneers are forcing scientists to redraw the map of our galaxy on an epic scale.Imagine our home galaxy as a colossal, spinning city of stars: hundreds of billions of suns, vast glowing nebulae, rivers of gas and dust, and invisible oceans of dark matter, all orbiting a shared center. Our Solar System orbits quietly in a suburban lane about 26,000 light-years from downtown. Yet these newly discovered outposts lie many times farther out—deep in the galactic halo, where the lights grow sparse and ancient history https://t.co/HZK8biTYew carefully tracking the motions, chemistry, and distances of these far-flung stars, astronomers are reading the Milky Way’s autobiography. These outer sentinels carry clues about how our galaxy assembled itself over more than 13 billion years, swallowing smaller galaxies and weaving their stars into its own vast https://t.co/jTfLHWsLhb of the most thrilling lessons from modern astronomy is this: what we see in dazzling telescope photos is only the bright core of something far grander. Invisible halos of stars and dark matter balloon outward, often doubling or tripling a galaxy’s known size. The Milky Way, it turns out, is no exception—it’s a giant that’s been quietly hiding its true scale in the cosmic shadows.These discoveries don’t just expand our galactic map; they remind us how much more of the universe remains to be explored, right in our own cosmic backyard. The Milky Way is bigger, older, and more mysterious than we thought—and the story is still being written among the stars.

[Alya @alyareckles]

Şimdiye kadar kimse kutudaki sayıyı bulamadı

Hangi sayıyı görüyorsun?

SEVİYE- ÇOK ZOR

[pedro vera @pedroverab]

@Sozyuku 51

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has done it again! In one jaw-dropping frame, the cosmic powerhouse has captured thousands of galaxies blazing across the darkness — a single image so rich it feels like staring into infinity itself.This isn’t just a stunning photo. It’s a literal time machine, letting us peer back billions of years to when the universe was still a cosmic toddler — young, chaotic, and bursting with newborn galaxies. Why This Is Mind-Blowing:Piercing the Cosmic Veil
Armed with cutting-edge infrared vision, JWST slices straight through thick clouds of cosmic dust and gas that once blinded older telescopes like Hubble. Hidden ancient galaxies that were invisible for decades are now revealed in breathtaking detail.A Glimpse into the Dawn of Time
Some of these galaxies shine from just a few hundred million years after the Big Bang — so early in cosmic history that we’re watching the universe’s very first chapters unfold before our eyes.Every pinpoint of light in these deep fields is an entire galaxy, many already forming stars at a furious rate when our Solar System didn’t even exist yet. With every new image, JWST rewrites our understanding of how the cosmos grew from its chaotic infancy into the majestic universe we see today.The James Webb Space Telescope isn’t just exploring space — it’s showing us where we came from. And the story is only getting more incredible.

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

Over 200 million years ago, all the continents we know today were once joined together in a massive supercontinent called Pangaea. Surrounded by a vast ocean known as Panthalassa, Pangaea existed during the Permian to Triassic periods. Its gradual breakup—starting around 230 million years ago—led to the formation of the continents as we recognize them today.

The idea of Pangaea was first introduced in the early 20th century by scientist Alfred Wegener, through his theory of continental drift. Although initially met with skepticism, his ideas gained strong support in the 1960s with the development of the plate tectonics theory. This theory explains how Earth's outer shell is made up of moving plates that shift over time, causing continents to drift apart.

Strong evidence supports the existence of Pangaea: identical fossils found on different continents, similar rock layers across great distances, and patterns in ancient species distribution. Today, Pangaea remains a key concept in understanding Earth's geological past.

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#archaeohistories

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