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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20595963 (201445ZMAR24) Notable: QClock March 20, 2024 - Resignation Flood, Unstoppable

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QClock March 20, 2024 - Resignation Flood, Unstoppable

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20595967 (201446ZMAR24) Notable: Anderson Cooper confronted on Mexican beach about his fake COVID reporting: “How do you sleep at night?”

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Anderson Cooper confronted on Mexican beach about his fake COVID reporting: “How do you sleep at night?”

March 19, 2024 (a day ago)

Here’s something we all ought to make a habit of: calling out the elite for their propaganda and lies. It’s probably the best thing we can do for humanity—to make sure these high-and-mighty types actually face some real heat. So, it’s pretty satisfying to hear that CNN’s own spin master, Anderson Cooper, got a taste of this on a beach in Mexico.

The incident was caught on camera by a man identified as “Dan.” Anderson found himself in the hot seat, spreading all his COVID scare stories. The exact date of the encounter is unknown, but what’s clear is that Anderson wasn’t keen on chatting. Have you ever noticed how these elite types dodge questions like they’re dodging bullets? The moment they’re put on the spot, they bolt, just like filthy cockroaches scampering away from the light.

Here’s the full video, complete with context:

EXCLUSIVE: ANDERSON COOPER CONFRONTED! – Called Out On Vaccine Propaganda And MASS Murder!

Josh Sigurdson reports on the breaking video of Anderson Cooper getting confronted in Yelapa, Mexico over his support for the deadly injections and the big pharma propaganda he pushed for years including the well known lie that the vaccine was “95% safe and effective.”

The confrontation was done by Dan, a friend of Josh’s in Mexico and the owner of “Apocalypse Now Mexico” on Telegram. Dan has been speaking out about the fake virus and deadly injections since day one and left to Mexico from LA one day before Josh where they ended up meeting.

In this video, you will see the entire confrontation with Anderson Cooper, the 60 Minutes and CNN pharma shill who worked (and likely still does) for the CIA.

Millions are dead because of propaganda like that which was spread by Anderson Cooper.

We talk to Dan following the confrontation about what happened in the peaceful anarchist town of Yelapa Mexico, how it went down and why he decided to speak up against the mainstream media sweetheart and Vanderbilt.

https://x.com/FFT1776/status/1769706003359035776

https://revolver.news/2024/03/watch-anderson-cooper-confronted-mexican-beach-fake-covid-reporting-how-do-you-sleep-at-night/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20595991 (201449ZMAR24) Notable: @NSACyber

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https://twitter.com/NSACyber/status/1770461204118401031

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596125 (201516ZMAR24) Notable: Antarctic job posting is hiring people to sort mail, count penguins

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What goin on in Antarctica?

FAFO

Antarctic job posting is hiring people to sort mail, count penguins

Now hiring 'self-motivated individuals' willing to stand 'the smell of guano for five months' at the affectionately named Penguin Post office

The world’s most remote post office is hiring candidates with a knack for sorting, counting and a willingness to call more than 1,000 penguins their neighbours.

U.K. Antarctic Heritage Trust is seeking “hard-working, self-motivated individuals” who can stand “the smell of guano (droppings)” at the affectionately named Penguin Post office, located at Port Lockroy in the Antarctic Peninsula.

The organization has maintained the historical site and artifacts — including a whalebone and a pencil drawn map from 1948 — with its ultimate goal being to “help current and future generations discover, understand, value and protect this precious wilderness,” according to its website.

The post office is part of a WWII-era British base on Goudier Island, near the Antarctic peninsula, about 1,100 km south of Argentina and Chile. While being the southernmost post office in the world, it still receives about 80,000 letters and post cards each year — and thousands of tourists by boat.

The Trust is looking to fill three roles: base leader, shop manager and three general assistants. While the roles of differ, those hired be contributing equally to physically demanding tasks, bunk together and cook for the team on a rotating basis.

The physical labour involved includes “carrying 20 litre jerry cans of water, lifting and carrying 15kg boxes, digging a LOT of snow every day, cutting steps in snow/ice for safe visitor landings, unloading boats on slippery rocks,” the posting reads. The post office also functions as a gift shop and a museum, which helps raise money for the trust.

The jobs will also require plenty of adjusting to. There is no running water on the island, meaning workers will have to rely on a bucket for a toilet and “showers are occasionally offered by passing ships.” There is also no phone or internet and plenty of isolation.

The role also requires conducting environmental assessments, including maintaining a record of gentoo penguins and their mating and nesting habits as part of a long term study on the island.

Gentoo penguins are among the fastest swimming birds, diving up to 200 meters underwater for food many times a day. They are classified as being nearly threatened, and their population is said to be in decline.

Last year, more than 647 nests and 781 eggs were counted in Port Lockroy.

The jobs pays between $2,369 to $2,947 per month, depending on the role, and lasts for six months, including a month of training prior to the expedition.

https://nationalpost.com/life/penguin-post-office-job

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596132 (201518ZMAR24) Notable: Leslie Livesay Named Deputy Director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Leslie Livesay Named Deputy Director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory

March 18, 2024

The first woman to serve as JPL’s deputy director, Livesay serves under Laurie Leshin, the first woman to lead the lab.

Leslie Livesay begins her tenure as deputy director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Monday, March 18. She succeeds Larry D. James, who served as deputy director since September 2013.

During a career spanning more than 37 years at JPL, Livesay has managed teams in the development of technologies and flight systems for planetary, Earth science, and astrophysics missions. She served as the project manager of the Kepler space telescope mission, led the lab’s Engineering and Science Directorate, was director for Astronomy and Physics, and most recently served as associate director for Flight Projects and Mission Success, overseeing the implementation and operations of all JPL flight missions.

“Having served a variety of roles at JPL, I’ve been fortunate to be able to work up close with the many remarkable organizations that make this lab such a special place. I’m looking forward to my new role as we dare mighty things together, boldly driving transformative science and technology,” said Livesay.

Born in Chicago, Livesay holds a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and a master’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California. She is the recipient of the American Astronautical Society Carl Sagan Memorial Award, Aviation Week Network’s Laureate Award, NASA’s Exceptional Achievement Medal, and the NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal.

As the first woman to be named JPL’s deputy director, Livesay serves under Laurie Leshin, who in May 2022 became the first woman to lead JPL. Functioning as the laboratory’s chief operating officer, the deputy director is responsible for the day-to-day management of its resources and activities. Managed by Caltech for NASA, JPL employs about 6,000 scientists, engineers, technicians, and business support personnel, and manages over three dozen flight missions and science instruments, with more in development.

“Leslie has blazed a path in numerous senior leadership positions across JPL. She brings remarkable experience and capabilities to the role as we look toward the enormous and exciting opportunities that lay ahead,” said Leshin. “I also want to express my deep gratitude to Larry James, whose tenure is marked with multiple successful missions, significant improvement in JPL’s operations, and exemplary institutional stewardship.”

Lt. Gen. James was the Air Force deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in Washington before retiring from active duty and coming to JPL. Earlier in his career, he trained as an Air Force payload specialist for the Space Shuttle Program. James also served as vice commander of the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center in Los Angeles and as commander of the 14th Air Force at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, where he was responsible for all Department of Defense satellite and launch systems.

“I’ve been a space enthusiast from an early age, so it’s been a privilege to have been part of JPL,” said James. “Although my time here is done, I’m eager to see the full manifest of missions and projects that we’ve been working on come to fruition, and I know Leslie will thrive in her new role. As for me, I’ll be taking a new position in Australia to help build their space capabilities and continue to strengthen the U.S.-Australia partnership.”

A division of Caltech in Pasadena, California, JPL began in 1936, going on to build and help launch America’s first satellite, Explorer 1, in 1958. By the end of that year, Congress established NASA, and JPL became a part of the agency. Since then, JPL has managed such historic missions as Voyager, Galileo, Cassini, the Mars Exploration Rover program, the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, and many more.

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/leslie-livesay-named-deputy-director-of-nasas-jet-propulsion-laboratory

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596169 (201524ZMAR24) Notable: @realDonaldTrump “BIDEN’S FAILURES ABROAD ON FULL DISPLAY DURING HEARING ON BOTCHED AFGHAN WITHDRAWAL”

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“BIDEN’S FAILURES ABROAD ON FULL DISPLAY DURING HEARING ON BOTCHED AFGHAN WITHDRAWAL”

Mar 20, 2024, 11:15 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112128671793105408

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596180 (201526ZMAR24) Notable: Texas yanks $8.5B from Larry Fink’s BlackRock in ‘massive blow against the scam of ESG’

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Texas yanks $8.5B from Larry Fink’s BlackRock in ‘massive blow against the scam of ESG’

https://nypost.com/2024/03/19/business/texas-yanks-8-5b-from-larry-finks-blackrock-in-massive-blow-against-the-scam-of-esg/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596192 (201528ZMAR24) Notable: @realDonaldTrump "Mark Milley is a loser who shamed us in Afghanistan and elsewhere!"

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"Mark Milley is a loser who shamed us in Afghanistan and elsewhere!"

Mar 20, 2024, 10:56 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112128594308888374

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596198 (201530ZMAR24) Notable: Is Today Resignation Day?

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>>141228 (me)

>QClock March 20, 2024 - Resignation Flood, Unstoppable

>>>/qresearch/20596166 TYB!

https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1770442116126183432

Is Today Resignation Day?

🇻🇳 President of Vietnam resigned

🇮🇪Prime Minister of Ireland Resigned

🇮🇱 Israel's Army Chief of Staff announced his resignation

🇰🇷South Korean Official for the President resigned

Who's next?

9:27 AM · Mar 20, 2024

·126.5KViews

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596207 (201532ZMAR24) Notable: DOJ warned a Jan. 6 defendant Tuesday that his sentence would not be reduced, regardless of the Supreme Court’s decision

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The Department of Justice (DOJ) warned a Jan. 6 defendant Tuesday that his sentence would not be reduced, regardless of the Supreme Court’s decision in a coming case related to a statute he was charged under.

Jan. 6 defendant Anthony Williams asked the court in February to grant him bond pending his appeal in light of the Supreme Court’s decision to take up Fischer v. United States, which challenges the scope of an obstruction statute used to charge him, along with hundreds of other Jan. 6 defendants. The DOJ warned in a court filing Tuesday that in spite of the pending case — and an appeals court ruling finding it wrongly lengthened Jan. 6 sentences by applying an enhancement for interfering with the “administration of justice” — it would increase its sentencing recommendation on the remaining counts to maintain the current sentence length.

“[T]he government respectfully submits that Williams nevertheless cannot show that there is any likelihood that the outcome in Fischer will result in a reduced sentence to a term of imprisonment less than the total of the time already served plus the expected duration of the appeal process,” the DOJ wrote.

The DOJ said that “the government’s sentencing recommendation likely would be different in the absence of a conviction for obstruction of an official proceeding in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1512(c)(2) and could include a request for consecutive sentences to account for both the severity of Williams’s conduct on January 6 and for the aspects of his conduct and history that the Court originally found warranted a sixty (60) month sentence.”

The DOJ noted it did not initially recommend consecutive sentences because the range available under William’s obstruction charge “was adequate to satisfy the purposes of sentencing.”

“The calculus on resentencing would necessarily change, and a reversal of the § 1512(c) conviction could increase the aggregate sentence on the remaining counts,” the filing continues.

The Supreme Court agreed to take up the Fischer case in December. The obstruction statute, Section 1512(c)(2), threatens fines or up to 20 years in prison for anyone who “obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding.”

“Hundreds of cases have been and will be affected by the scope of Section 1512(c)(2), including a case against the former President,” Fischer’s petition to the Supreme Court argued. “In addition, the use of Section 1512(c)(2) outside evidence impairment crimes is an extraordinary and unprecedented extension of the statute’s reach.”

https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2024/03/20/biden-doj-warns-jan-6-defendants-may-still-face-heightened-sentences-despite-scotus-case-challenging-key-charge/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596218 (201534ZMAR24) Notable: Ukraine can’t produce NATO-standard shells

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20 Mar, 2024 12:43

Ukraine can’t produce NATO-standard shells – WaPo

The second half of this year is the earliest possible time when domestic production can be launched, a source told the newspaper

Ukraine will not be able to start domestic production of NATO-standard 155mm artillery shells until at least the second half of this year, an insider source has told the Washington Post.

The question of domestic production has come to the forefront as Western nations have been unable to keep up with Ukraine’s demand for artillery shells during the conflict with Russia. Last year, the EU pledged to supply a million of shells by March, a target that it has failed to achieve. Meanwhile, Kiev’s own stockpiles of Soviet-made arms and the leftovers that could be donated by former Warsaw Pact countries quickly ran dry.

Kiev perceives domestic production as key to its war effort as the sustainability of foreign aid becomes increasingly uncertain. The estimate for when domestic production of shells could be launched was provided to the Post by a source at Ukroboronprom, the state-owned defense giant.

The Post said that Ukraine’s defense industry had “fallen apart” after the USSR collapsed but is now “booming,” according to officials. Prime Minister Denis Shmigal has claimed that local manufacturing tripled in 2023, while digital transformation minister Mikhail Fedorov has stated that Ukraine is already making 90% of the military drones it needs.

Nevertheless, Russia has superiority in terms of the weapons available to its troops, Kiev has complained.

The newspaper listed a number of issues that are complicating Ukrainian plans to become a major arms maker.Ukraine suffers from shortage of investment, lacks a reliable source of gunpowder and rocket propellants amid a global supply crunch, is undermined by red tape in the arms procurement system, andcannot protect its factories from Russian strikes, according to the Post. (Kek)

The Russian leadership considersdwindling Ukrainian manpower rather than problems with materiel as the key factor diminishing Kiev’s military capabilities.

“Additional military hardware can certainly be delivered, but the mobilization reserve is not unlimited. And it seems Ukraine’sWestern allies are indeed prepared to wage the war to the last Ukrainian,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said last summer while assessing Ukraine’s failing counteroffensive.

Kiev seeks to address at least some of its problems – at least in terms of funding – by convincing its Western backers toconfiscate some of the $300 billionin frozen Russian central bank reserves, the Post said. Moscow has warned that it would retaliate if its assets are “stolen.”

(No one seems to be listening to Russia, they are holding close to $200 Billion of Western Funds. Next thing will happen with Kiev, if not already, will be demanding NATO troops on the ground.)

https://www.rt.com/russia/594551-ukraine-nato-artillery-shells/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596234 (201536ZMAR24) Notable: NASA Study: Asteroid’s Orbit, Shape Changed After DART Impact

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NASA Study: Asteroid’s Orbit, Shape Changed After DART Impact

MAR 19, 2024

After NASA’s historic Double Asteroid Redirection Test, a JPL-led study has shown that the shape of asteroid Dimorphos has changed and its orbit has shrunk.

When NASA’s DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) deliberately smashed into a 560-foot-wide (170-meter-wide) asteroid on Sept. 26, 2022, it made its mark in more ways than one. The demonstration showed that a kinetic impactor could deflect a hazardous asteroid should one ever be on a collision course with Earth. Now a new study published in the Planetary Science Journal shows the impact changed not only the motion of the asteroid, but also its shape.

DART’s target, the asteroid Dimorphos, orbits a larger near-Earth asteroid called Didymos. Before the impact, Dimorphos had a roughly symmetrical “oblate spheroid” shape – like a squashed ball that is wider than it is tall. With a well-defined, circular orbit at a distance of about 3,900 feet (1,189 meters) from Didymos, Dimorphos took 11 hours and 55 minutes to complete one loop around Didymos.

“When DART made impact, things got very interesting,” said Shantanu Naidu, a navigation engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California, who led the study. “Dimorphos’ orbit is no longer circular: Its orbital period” – the time it takes to complete a single orbit – “is now 33 minutes and 15 seconds shorter. And the entire shape of the asteroid has changed, from a relatively symmetrical object to a ‘triaxial ellipsoid’ – something more like an oblong watermelon.”

“We used the timing of this precise series of light-curve dips to deduce the shape of the orbit, and because our models were so sensitive, we could also figure out the shape of the asteroid,” said Steve Chesley, a senior research scientist at JPL and study co-author. The team found Dimorphos’ orbit is now slightly elongated, or eccentric. “Before impact,” Chesley continued, “the times of the events occurred regularly, showing a circular orbit. After impact, there were very slight timing differences, showing something was askew. We never expected to get this kind of accuracy.”

The models are so precise, they even show that Dimorphos rocks back and forth as it orbits Didymos, Naidu said.

Orbital Evolution

The team’s models also calculated how Dimorphos’ orbital period evolved. Immediately after impact, DART reduced the average distance between the two asteroids, shortening Dimorphos’ orbital period by 32 minutes and 42 seconds, to 11 hours, 22 minutes, and 37 seconds.

Over the following weeks, the asteroid’s orbital period continued to shorten as Dimorphos lost more rocky material to space, finally settling at 11 hours, 22 minutes, and 3 seconds per orbit – 33 minutes and 15 seconds less time than before impact. This calculation is accurate to within 1 ½ seconds, Naidu said. Dimorphos now has a mean orbital distance from Didymos of about 3,780 feet (1,152 meters) – about 120 feet (37 meters) closer than before impact.

“The results of this study agree with others that are being published,” said Tom Statler, lead scientist for solar system small bodies at NASA Headquarters in Washington. “Seeing separate groups analyze the data and independently come to the same conclusions is a hallmark of a solid scientific result. DART is not only showing us the pathway to an asteroid-deflection technology, it’s revealing new fundamental understanding of what asteroids are and how they behave.”

These results and observations of the debris left after impact indicate that Dimorphos is a loosely packed “rubble pile” object, similar to asteroid Bennu. ESA’s (European Space Agency) Hera mission, planned to launch in October 2024, will travel to the asteroid pair to carry out a detailed survey and confirm how DART reshaped Dimorphos.

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/dart/nasa-study-asteroids-orbit-shape-changed-after-dart-impact/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596268 (201541ZMAR24) Notable: @realDonaldTrump TRUMP MEMES TAKE THE INTERNET BY STORM

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TRUMP MEMES TAKE THE INTERNET BY STORM

00:17 Timestamp

Mar 20, 2024, 11:07 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112128639968543107

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596288 (201544ZMAR24) Notable: Blue Origin’s Blue Ring to Demonstrate Operation Capabilities on DarkSky-1 Mission

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Blue Origin’s Blue Ring to Demonstrate Operation Capabilities on DarkSky-1 Mission

MAR 19, 2024

Blue Origin will demonstrate Blue Ring’s mission operation capabilities and core flight systems on an upcoming Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)-sponsored launch, furthering its mission to build a road to space.

Blue Ring’s end-to-end services will seamlessly connect ground and space communications to support a variety of missions on-orbit. The DarkSky-1 (DS-1) mission will demonstrate Blue Origin's flight systems, including space-based processing capabilities, telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C) hardware, and ground-based radiometric tracking.

“The lessons learned from this DS-1 mission will provide a leap forward for Blue Ring and its ability to provide greater access to multiple orbits, bringing us closer to our vision of millions of people living and working in space for the benefit of Earth,” said Paul Ebertz, Senior Vice President of Blue Origin’s In-Space Systems.

The DS-1 mission is a collaboration between Blue Origin and DIU for in-flight validation of Blue Ring’s orbital payload and mission operation capabilities under an Other Transaction Agreement. The U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command's Assured Access to Space Mission Manifest Office manifested the DS-1 mission to fly on a National Security Space Launch.

Blue Ring has unprecedented delta-V capabilities for commercial and government customers to easily maneuver through multiple orbits. The spacecraft platform also provides in-space processing and access to onboard data storage to ensure a customer’s successful mission.

The DarkSky-1 mission is expected to be launched co-manifested on the upper stage of a future National Security Space Launch. The launch service provider and specific timeframe have not been disclosed.

https://www.blueorigin.com/news/blue-origin-blue-ring-to-demonstrate-operation-capabilities-on-darksky-1-mission

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596305 (201547ZMAR24) Notable: The Secret of Alabama, USA/Paperclip

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>>>/qresearch/20596277

>STFU retarded Joyboijew. KYS

The Secret of Alabama, USA

The city of Huntsville which is located in northern Alabama. It is here where German scientists developed NASA, the renowned organization responsible for the first US mission to the moon, which they secretly founded after World War II and from here the US’s new rockets were developed. Operation Paperclip is still little talked about today in Huntsville, the US and Europe.

In Huntsville you can get everything from Germany, Bratwurst, Beer, Oktoberfest, probably dirndls and much more. The second and third generations of Germans”: the children of the engineers and scientists who, after developing V-2 rockets for the Nazis, invented the rockets that took Americans to the moon. NASA would conduct a total of six moon landings as part of the Apollo program, with Apollo 17 concluding the program in 1972. It was the headquarters of National Aeronautics and Space Administration called NASA.

Their fathers, led by the legendary Werner von Braun, surrendered to the Americans at the end of the war and were taken to El Paso, Texas under ‘Operation Paperclip’, a secret Cold War program to capture the world’s brightest scientists of the Third Reich and send then to the US. There in Huntsville they lived their lives in luxury and worked on the US space program, most of these scientists were Nazis, some of the inventions at the time in Peenemünde, Germany, were used for further development at NASA.

Some German scientists were sent to White Sands, New Mexico to form the basis of America’s new rocket program and others to Huntsville, Alabama. The Nazis’ most important scientific and technical personnel, including Walter Dornberger (director of Peenemünde East) and Werner von Braun, were sent to America. Both play a crucial role in the development of America’s rocket and space programs. Which to this day are the most important for America’s technological progress. All wars waged by the US after 1945 can be traced back to the technological development of Nazi Germany, modernized, but they formed the basis, the Nazis from Germany in America.

Another scientist who came to Huntsville Alabama through Operation Paperclip is a man named Theodor Karl Vowe, his grandson tells the story in the video below and shows a conversation with his surviving mother, who was born in Nazi Germany and documents that he kept in the trunk of his car the contracts from Theoder Vowe and NASA.

https://devend.online/2024/03/12/history-repeats-itself-the-usa-alabama-huntsville-the-city-of-nazis-operation-paperclip-last-part/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596309 (201548ZMAR24) Notable: @realDonaldTrump Watters: “Deep State Opener, Media Cooking Up More Hoaxes, Limbaugh Warned Us” "

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"Jesse Watters: “Deep State Opener, Media Cooking Up More Hoaxes, Limbaugh Warned Us” "

Mar 20, 2024, 11:20 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112128691020021569

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596341 (201553ZMAR24) Notable: China launches Queqiao-2 relay satellite to support moon missions

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China launches Queqiao-2 relay satellite to support moon missions

March 19, 2024

HELSINKI — China launched its Queqiao-2 relay satellite Tuesday to support upcoming lunar far side and south polar missions.

A Long March 8 rocket lifted off from Wenchang Satellite Launch Center at 8:31 p.m. Eastern, March 19 (0031 UTC March 20). The China National Space Administration (CNSA) confirmed the Queqiao-2 satellite was on a trajectory towards the moon around 40 minutes after launch.

CNSA stated Queqiao-2 had deployed its solar arrays and was in its predetermined orbit with a perigee of 200 kilometers and an apogee of 420,000 kilometers.

The 1,200-kilogram satellite carries a 4.2-meter parabolic antenna and is part of China’s plans for future lunar exploration and a stepping stone towards building a lunar base in the 2030s.

The spacecraft will enter a highly elliptical lunar orbit inclined by 55 degrees once it reaches the moon. The orbit is specially designed to support China’s Chang’e-6 lunar far side sample return mission, due to launch in May. The far side of the moon never faces the Earth, as the planet’s gravity has slowed the rotation of the moon over time.

Queqiao-2 will have line of sight to both Chang’e-6—which is targeting Apollo crater in the southern hemisphere of the far side—and Earth for a large portion of its orbital period.

The spacecraft will later alter its orbital period to better support the Chang’e-7 and Chang’e-8 missions to the lunar south pole later in the decade.

These later missions are planned to detect volatiles and potential resources on the moon and test in-situ resource utilization techniques, such as using lunar regolith to produce bricks. The missions are precursors to the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS).

Queqiao-2, or “Magpie Bridge-2”, is a more capable follow-up to Queqiao, launched in 2018. The earlier satellite facilitated the Chang’e-4 mission—the first-ever lunar far side landing. The aging Queqiao relay satellite remains operational in a halo orbit around the Earth-moon Lagrange point L2 roughly 70,000 kilometers beyond the moon.

Queqiao-2 will use X and UHF bands to communicate with Chang’e spacecraft. It will use S and Ka-bands for communications with Earth. It features multiple data rates and reconfigurable software.

The spacecraft could also support other countries’ lunar efforts. “Apart from providing relay support for future Chinese lunar missions, it is possible to provide relay communication services for other lunar landing exploration missions at the lunar south pole or lunar far side in the future,” an official from DFH Satellite, under the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), said last year.

Queqiao-2 also carries payloads as part of the science objectives of the 2026 Chang’e-7 mission. These are an extreme ultraviolet camera, an array neutral atom imager and an Earth-moon length baseline very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) experiment.

Also aboard the launch were a pair of small, experimental satellites named Tiandu-1 and Tiandu-2. These will fly in formation in lunar orbit and conduct tests for navigation and communications technology verification.

Tests will include satellite-to-ground laser ranging and inter-satellite microwave ranging methods. The satellites are a pathfinder for the planned Queqiao lunar navigation and communication constellation.

China is aiming to launch around 100 times across 2024. The country’s previous launch, last week, saw the malfunction of an upper stage tasked with sending a pair of satellites towards the moon.

The upper stage appears to be in a very high high Earth orbit (HEO), someway short of reaching the moon. China has not provided updates on the mission since a terse report on the malfunction. It remains unclear if the mission can be salvaged.

https://spacenews.com/china-launches-queqiao-2-relay-satellite-to-support-moon-missions/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596345 (201554ZMAR24) Notable: ON THIS DATE IN Q POST HISTORY

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ON THIS DATE IN Q POST HISTORY

We had39 Q postson the date of March 20th, so I've put them in a collage for you, broken up into four different screenshots (so the pics could be uploaded here).

LINK - https://qalerts.app/?q=mar+20

ARCHIVE – https://archive.is/bTdcj

Keep lawfully fighting these evil pieces of worthless trash, and I will, too.

o7

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596436 (201609ZMAR24) Notable: ICYMI: Kash: Insurrection Exoneration

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Citizen Free Press

@CitizenFreePres

Brand new video just dropped from Kash Patel.

What are Nancy Pelosi and Muriel Bowser hiding.

Insurrection Exoneration.

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https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1770237424393753038

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596476 (201617ZMAR24) Notable: @realDonaldTrump “Republican billionaires rally around Trump for April fundraiser as election - and scramble for cash – heats up”

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“Republican billionaires rally around Trump for April fundraiser as election – and scramble for cash – heats up”

Mar 20, 2024, 11:56 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112128830407497994

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596489 (201620ZMAR24) Notable: Pentagon’s innovation unit steps up role in Space Force’s responsive launch program

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Pentagon’s innovation unit steps up role in Space Force’s responsive launch program

March 19, 2024

The Defense Innovation Unit, the Pentagon’s outpost in Silicon Valley tasked with integrating commercial tech into the military, is increasing its support of the Space Force’s efforts to shorten the time it takes to plan space missions.

The Space Force’s Tactically Responsive Space program is an initiative to rapidly respond to situations in space. The goal is to drastically reduce the time it takes to launch and operate satellites, from the usual weeks or months down to days or even hours.

Maj. David Ryan, space portfolio program manager at the Defense Innovation Unit, said DIU is working with the Space Force’s Space Safari office to identify and select commercial providers for an upcoming responsive mission named Victus Haze.

Victus Haze follows the Victus Nox operation last September, where the Space Force was able to launch a small satellite made by Millennium Space on a Firefly rocket in a record-breaking 27 hours.He said DIU is helping the Space Force establish a process to work with industry and forge agreements with companies.

‘It’s a mindset’

Responsive space is seen as a launch program but it’s more than that, Ryan said March 18 at the Satellite 2024 conference. “It is a mindset shift more than anything.” Part of that mindset, he said, is understanding how to best leverage the commercial industry.

While the government is expected to be the main customer for tactical space launches in the near-term, DIU sees broader benefits from investing in these rapid capabilities alongside commercial partners.

Victus Nox was a military mission performed by commercial companies. Victus Haze will follow a similar model but the scenario will be different, he said.

Ryan noted that the government is not trying to help create a commercial market for responsive launch. “There will likely not be a commercial end user that needs a responsive launch capability within the next couple of years. But the government absolutely will need it and what it’s going to drive towards.”

“There is a lot of commercial development for technologies that absolutely will be used commercially, to be more responsive to commercial needs,” said Ryan. Projects like Victus Nox and Victus Haze “are just really pushing the accelerator on developing this ability to be more responsive.”

This dual focus – addressing immediate defense needs while fostering long-term industry growth – underscores DIU’s approach to innovation, said Ryan.

Responsive launch benefits commercial industry

Established in 2015, DIU acts as a bridge between the Department of Defense and the commercial tech sector. It identifies promising technologies with potential military applications, streamlines the often-bureaucratic acquisition process, and helps get these solutions into the hands of troops faster.

By working with commercial providers on tactically responsive missions, the government can help them develop and refine the processes needed for expedited launches, Ryan said. This agility will ultimately benefit the entire space industry, not just the military.

The selection process to pick companies to support Victus Haze is currently underway, said Ryan. Specifics on the satellite’s purpose haven’t been disclosed.

The Tactically Responsive Space program has $30 million in the Space Force’s fiscal year 2024 budget and $30 million in fiscal year 2025.

https://spacenews.com/pentagons-innovation-unit-steps-up-role-in-space-forces-responsive-launch-program/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596495 (201621ZMAR24) Notable: Ethereum Foundation Under Investigation by 'State Authority'

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BREAKING: Ethereum Foundation Under Investigation by 'State Authority' — CoinDesk

https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1770482618661740712

Ethereum collapse will eclipse FTX.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20596513 (201623ZMAR24) Notable: PF updates

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CFC3833 (17) Canadian C30J approaching Haiti.

Relief supplies or picking up cannibals?