🚨: Scientists are uncovering the mysterious collapse of dark matter halos.
Researchers are investigating how massive structures of dark matter can change and eventually collapse over cosmic timescales. Understanding this process could provide valuable insights into how galaxies form, evolve, and interact with the invisible matter that makes up much of the universe.
Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, personally saved 77 people from drowning as a teenage lifeguard, and he kept count by carving a notch into a log for every life he pulled out of the water. For seven summers he worked the treacherous Rock River in Illinois, and by the end that log had 77 notches in it. Long before Hollywood or politics, he was already a documented, record-keeping hero. Most people go a lifetime without saving one life. He carved 77 marks into a piece of wood.
His first career was in radio, and it produced one of the great improv moments in broadcasting. Reagan was a sports announcer who "called" Chicago Cubs games he wasn't even at, recreating the action live from short telegraph messages tapped out in Morse code. One day, mid-game, the telegraph wire went dead. Rather than admit he had no idea what was happening, Reagan just made it up on the fly. He had the batter foul off pitch after pitch after pitch for several minutes, inventing a marathon at-bat out of thin air, until the wire came back to life. Nobody listening had a clue.
Then he became a Hollywood actor, and yes, one of his movies co-starred a chimpanzee. In "Bedtime for Bonzo," Reagan played a professor trying to raise a chimp like a human child. A future President spent a chunk of his acting career acting opposite a monkey, and his opponents never let him forget it.
His most famous quirk in office was jelly beans. Reagan started eating them to kick a pipe-smoking habit, then got so hooked that he kept a jar on the Oval Office desk and put bowls of them out at cabinet meetings. A special blueberry flavor was even invented so there'd be red, white, and blue jelly beans at his inauguration.
And to relax, he escaped to his California ranch to ride horses and clear brush by hand, calling horseback riding good for "the inside of a man."
So the real Ronald Reagan: saved 77 lives and notched each one in a log, invented a fake baseball game live on air when the wire died, acted alongside a chimpanzee, ran the country on jelly beans, and cleared brush on horseback to unwind.
That's a President.
Happy World Teachers’ Day!
At @iitmadras , learning goes far beyond classrooms and textbooks. It is shaped by the teachers who challenge us to think deeper, question boldly and pursue knowledge with purpose.
Today, we celebrate the mentors who inspire curiosity, encourage new ideas and empower generations to dream bigger.
To every teacher who continues to guide, inspire and make a difference — thank you for shaping minds and building futures.
#WorldTeachersDay #TeachersDay2026 #IITMadras
I’m so excited to have the support of UNITE HERE Local 11.
The people who make this city run- the people who clean hotel rooms, who cook meals, who work at the airport- should be able to afford to live here. I don’t think that this is a radical demand. I think this is the least our city owes Angelenos and together we will build it.
🏮🏮Tamil Nadu Govt - New Secretariat🏮🏮
#TamilNadu Govt plans to build New integrated building complex housing both Legislative Assembly & Secretariat in #Chennai
��Integrated Complex will be built with 20 lakh Sq.ft built-up area at estimated cost of Rs 1,200 Cr
🔺Modern facilities for Public, officials & visitors
🔺 All government departments to function under one roof
Announced by CM #JosephVijay at the assembly today
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She is Dr Nergis Mavalvala. A Pakistani origin Parsi physicist.
She is the dean of School of Science of MIT. This means, she is the head of entire science research we hear from MIT. Be it Biology, Physics, or Mathematics.
This must be enough to tell how important she is and what must be her career in science. She was in team which developed LIGO to detect gravitational waves.
Her other field of interest is optomechanics which is a super complex branch of physics related to interaction of light with objects at really low energy levels.
🚨In the middle of devastating #floods in #Nepal
📹This heartwarming video shows a rescue team, identified as Niku, saving a mother monkey & her baby from dangerous floodwaters.
https://t.co/7up5X1Pr9E
📍Motherhood [ Instinctive Behavior] Amazing 🐒
This is what a GLOF looks like in motion: a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood, sometimes called a Jökulhlaup (Icelandic for "glacier run"). Basically: meltwater builds up in a basin trapped against or beneath a glacier. Eventually the ice dam gives way, and all that pent-up water rushes out; sometimes over the course of a day or more. Prayers for Nepal #Nepal #FloodVideo
Out of 21 groups, One group, led by an Ishanga, reached immigration office at 9:05 am and by 9:14 am the office was wiped out.
The Ishanga was a full time volunteer and was with Sadhguru for last 20 years
ஆன்மீக சொற்பொழிவாளர்
#தேசமங்கையர்க்கரசி அவர்கள் நேபாள சீன எல்லை பகுதியிலிருந்து இந்த வீடியோவை வெளியிட்டுள்ளார். இவரோடு இரண்டு குழுக்களாக சென்ற 150 பேரும் பத்திரமாக இருப்பதாக தெரிவித்திருக்கிறார்..
இந்த செய்தி மகிழ்ச்சி அளிக்கிறது மேலும் தமிழகத்திலிருந்து சென்றுள்ள அனைவரும்
பத்திரமாக திரும்ப வேண்டும் என்று இறைவனை பிரார்த்திப்போம்
Scientific studies report roughly 24,440 glacial lakes in the Himalaya, of which half are Supra-Glacial Lakes (lakes resting on the surface of a glacier). Nepal alone holds more than 2,000 glacial lakes. A recent study found 207 glacial lakes as very high-hazard and 345 as high-hazard. https://t.co/T29yBMXEPb