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DOUGH

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TIME Magazine's - Person of the Year

NYSE Bell Ringing

morn'n baker requesting handoff

Argentina Voted For Limited Government… And Everything Got So Much BETTER!

In just one year, President Javier Milei has transformed Argentina’s economic landscape, slashing the national budget deficit to zero for the first time in 123 years. This is a historic milestone in his presidency, which began on December 10, 2023.

Milei took over an economy crippled by rampant inflation, where supermarkets had to adjust prices daily. However, with his aggressive cutbacks to the size of the state (government), often symbolized by his wielding a chainsaw, Milei has steered the country back toward fiscal stability.

Argentinian inflation plummeted from a staggering 200 percent in 2023 to a mere 2.7 percent by October 2024. This dramatic reduction was celebrated by Milei in a recent broadcast, in which he stated, “The deficit was the root of all our evils—without it, there’s no debt, no emission, no inflation. Today, we have a sustained fiscal surplus, free of default, for the first time in 123 years.”

Milei describes his decisive actions as “the greatest adjustment in history.” He contrasts his approach with past, socialistic policy, “A year ago, a degenerate printed 13 percent of GDP to win an election, fueling inflation. Today, monetary emission is a thing of the past.”

Within weeks of taking office, he sold two private jets owned by a state-owned oil company, as part of a drive to end “political privileges” for state officials. He also reduced the number of government vehicles and chauffeurs by half, and delivered more systemic reforms—for instance, the number of government departments has been cut from 18 to eight, and some 30,000 bureaucrats have been terminated.

Milei’s achievement in eliminating a century-long deficit within a year has not gone unnoticed. Tech mogul Elon Musk took to X to commend Milei, recognizing his bold economic reforms and their tangible results.

Musk and former Republican presidential primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy will head an organization dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, to try to achieve similar savings across the federal government.

https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/12/11/doge-style-efficiency-cuts-deliver-argentinas-first-budget-surplus-in-123-years/

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TYB

WATCH FOR LITTLE Q BY TRUMP

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TYB

>>22152369

tyb

ding ding

ring in the new bell.

4 years of zelensky money laundering

4 years of Trump coming.

o7

>>22152369

tyb

it's fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A.

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>>22152369

A teacher in Vista Unified School District in California reportedly gave students a “coming out” assignment where they had to act out coming out as LGBTQ.

They’re after your kids.

https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1867047703915401514

>>22152369

tyB

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>>22152400

Mirror decode

1/3

Eagle mirror image > Holy fight fight fight

Time difference: 56m 26s

56 mirrors 26 on the clock

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>>22152369

tyb

>>22152369

TYB

>>22152369

tyb

2/3

Holy fight reposted after 11m 42s

Trump spelling mistake 2 days earlier PM > AM

Military time conversion to PM = 2342

#2342

> Anons ready?

Eagle timestamp 23:40:20

23 4 2

2342 2432 (mirror)

#2432 connects to decode 2 days prior >>22134084

> Q, may God bless us all 2day

>>22152388

BREAKING: Corporate executive stock sales have hit an all time high, per FT:

https://x.com/unusual_whales/status/1867212057780617670

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>>22152421

Timeing is everything.

3/3

Time diff between Truth & Tweet =

2 min 6 seconds

2 6

26 connects with 1/3 & seems to connect w/ #657 in Obama decode>>22138128

> Biggest advanced drop on pol

> The Intel just dropped is bigger than you can imagine

Tweet reposted 8:34:31

Double 17 = 34 method used in Red wave comms >>21980207

8 31

#831

> Where we go one, we go all

Also in Obama meme decode

> Misspellings matter

(am > pm)

> The only way is the military.

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>>22152420

Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry

@pegobry_en

Sorry but this is bizarre

1. Depopulation absolutely was all the rage in the 60s and 70s and 80s and associated with left-environmentalism and they did some absolutely heinous shit in the name

2. Those initiatives still exist in many ways, under the radar, such as (I recently found out about this) HHS’s Orwellian-named Office of Population Affairs which spends ~90% of its budget on contraception

3. The zeitgeist of the PMC / Davos class is absolutely anti-population. If you don’t know you’ve never been around these people. Just read the comments any time a conservative is allowed to write a piece in NYT or The Atlantic saying that children might possibly, conceivably not be absolute locusts who must all be thrown in vats of acid. They lose their fucking minds. Just absolute derangement. Countless examples of this. Denying this phenomenon is so bizarre.

4. They ARE, of course, succeeding. Fertility is dropping like a rock everywhere (yes, including Africa). This is in large part through overclass-promoted memes such as what’s known as "the Western family model". Massive amounts of propaganda associating having fewer children with wealth & more with poverty & low status.

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eugyppius

@eugyppius1

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7h

"they just want to depopulate the earth" is a common response every time I object to climatist nonsense.

if that is what they want to do, they are utter failures at it. here is a graph of world population since 1950:

https://twitter.com/pegobry_en/status/1867115053159178572

>>22152369

Baker requesting handoff

been wurkfaggin and need to focus

Mirror decode

>>22152415 1/3

>>22152424 2/3

>>22152432 3/3

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>>22152446

I just finished one with Hunter too kek.

>>22152438

Kek

>>22152451

cuff links. gold

golf links. green

cuban links. gold

>>22152432

Obama decode >>22138128

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https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:vm4152504

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>>22152441

tyW

firm it fam

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>>22152466

Kek

>>22152420

NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

December 12, 2024

Phaethon's Brood

Based on its well-measured orbit, 3200 Phaethon (sounds like FAY-eh-thon) is recognized as the source of the meteoroid stream responsible for the annual Geminid meteor shower. Even though most meteor shower parents are comets, 3200 Phaethon is a known and closely tracked near-Earth asteroid with a 1.4 year orbital period. Rocky and sun-baked, its perihelion or closest approach to the Sun is well within the orbit of innermost planet Mercury. In this telescopic field of view, the asteroid's rapid motion against faint background stars of the heroic constellation Perseus left a short trail during the two minute total exposure time. The (faint) parallel streaks of its meteoric children flashed much more quickly across the scene. The family portrait was recorded near the Geminid meteor shower's very active peak on 2017 December 13. That was just three days before 3200 Phaethon's historic close approach to planet Earth. This year, the night of December 13 should again see the peak of the Geminid meteor shower, but faint meteors will be washed out by the bright light of the nearly full moon.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

>>22152467

Firmulated

have a guud bake fam

Hopefully Trump pardons Tina Peters. I doubt it, since he's never mentioned her once.

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>>22152474

Kek

>>22152476

knowack'd

smoooooovs yo

nose you bizzy

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>>22152466

2015

>>22152369

TYB

>>22152485

Is the Schuman Resonance Anon around?

This is a good meme to go with your posting, just so other anons will have a clue. ….If this meme is correct, I don´t know this stuff but have wondered.

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Artemis Accords Reach 50 Signatories as NASA Welcomes Panama, Austria

Dec 11, 2024

Panama and Austria signed the Artemis Accords Wednesday during separate signing ceremonies at NASA Headquarters in Washington, becoming the 49th and 50th nations to commit to the responsible exploration of space for all humanity.

“NASA welcomes Panama and Austria to the Artemis Accords community and celebrates 50 countries united by shared principles for the safe and responsible exploration of space,” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said.

“More than ever before, NASA is opening space to more nations and more people for the benefit of all. Together we are building long-term and peaceful deep space exploration for the Artemis Generation.”

In just a few years, the original group of eight country signatories including the United States has multiplied, with 17 countries signings in 2024.

More than a number, the Artemis Accords represent a robust community, from every region of the world, unified by the same goal: to ensure safe and responsible civil space exploration.

Through the Artemis Accords, the United States and other signatories are progressing toward continued safe and sustainable exploration of space with concrete outcomes.

They committed to a method of operation and set of recommendations on non-interference, interoperability, release of scientific data, long-term sustainability guidelines, and registration to advance the implementation of the Artemis Accords.

Potential focus areas for the next year include further advancing sustainability, including debris management for both lunar orbit and the surface of the Moon.

Austria Joins Artemis Accords

Petra Schneebauer, ambassador of the Republic of Austria to the United States, signed the accords on behalf of Austria, becoming the 50th country signatory.

“Austria is proud to sign the Artemis Accords, an important step in fostering international cooperation for the civil exploration of the Moon and expanding humanity’s presence in the cosmos,” said Schneebauer.

“By signing the Accords, we reaffirm our commitment to the peaceful, responsible, and cooperative use of space while emphasizing our support for strong multilateral partnerships and scientific progress.

This cooperation will open new prospects for Austrian businesses, scientists, and research institutions to engage in pioneering space initiatives.”

Jennifer Littlejohn, acting assistant secretary, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, U.S. Department of State, also participated in Austria’s signing event.

Panama Joins Artemis Accords

Earlier Wednesday, Nelson hosted Panama for a signing ceremony. José Miguel Alemán Healy, ambassador of the Republic of Panama to the United States, signed the Artemis Accords on behalf of Panama.

Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Tony Fernandes for U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs also participated in the event.

“Today, Panama takes its place among many other nations looking not just to our own horizons, but to the horizons beyond our planet – exploring, learning, and contributing to humanity’s collective knowledge,” said Alemán.

”This moment represents far more than a diplomatic signature. It is a bold commitment to peaceful exploration, scientific discovery, and international collaboration.”

In 2020, the United States, led by NASA with the U.S. Department of State, and seven other initial signatory nations established the Artemis Accords, identifying a set of principles promoting the beneficial use of space for humanity.

The Artemis Accords are grounded in the Outer Space Treaty and other agreements including the Registration Convention, the Rescue and Return Agreement, as well as best practices and norms of responsible behavior that NASA and its partners have supported, including the public release of scientific data.

The accords are a voluntary commitment to engage in safe, transparent, responsible behavior in space, and any nation that wants to commit to those values is welcome to sign.

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/artemis-accords-reach-50-signatories-as-nasa-welcomes-panama-austria/

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>>22152501

kek

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>>22152487

Precipice

PB NOTABLES

>>22151677 PB

>>22152114 PB

>>22152131 PB

You can see the Tail @ 0.27 on the video

It's U.S. PteroDynamics X-P4 Transwing

>>22152369

TYB

>>22152508

Probably Treason.

Kerry Drops

https://qalerts.app/?q=Kerry

PB

>>22152066

Notable vid reminder

>>22152519

703

Feb 10, 2018 3:33:29 AM EST

Q !UW.yye1fxo

“Rest in peace Mr. President (JFK), through your wisdom and strength, since your tragic death, Patriots have planned, installed, and by the grace of God, activated, the beam of LIGHT. We will forever remember your sacrifice. May you look down from above and continue to guide us as we ring the bell of FREEDOM and destroy those who wish to sacrifice our children, our way of life, and our world. We, the PEOPLE.”

Prayer said every single day in the OO.

JFK - Secret Socities.

Where we go one, we go all.

Q

>>22152506

Honor or Expose….

Traitors deserve Justice, not Praise.

>>22152369

im sorry one last time

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

YOUR JESUS SLIDE IS NOW MOOT

>carry on

you should have asked anon about jesus instead, anon knows where the jesus can be found it aint above or below. *Think within

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

DOES HANNITY LOOK PANICKED - THAT SMILE LOOKS FORCED AND HE LOOKS LIKE HE IS HAVING A SHIT

donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/113635527783312971

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>>22152535

>HAVING A SHIT

Britfag detected!

all pb

Tater fake Inauguration nuggets

>>22151584, >>22151626 WTF? IS THIS REAL? Tater 'inauguration' vid flashback

>>22151773, >>22151669, >>22151689, >>22151698, >>22151695 I remember seeing it back in the day and if I remember right, it is real. Anons confrim

>>22151623 here's a pic of Joe and Jill arriving.

>>22151700, >>22151956, >>22152003 Remember all the weirdness that day, a lot of anons felt the inauguration did not actually happen, at least not properly. Later, everybody was wondering who had the nuclear football

>>22152033, >>22152077, >>22152139, >>22152041 So all the National Guard, fencing and razor wire were to make it look like MAGA was going to riot but it was really cover optics because [they] knew they stole the presidency and no body would show up for Tater and dr jill.

>>22152100, >>22152106 Tater Funeral Salute vs Trump 21 gun Inaug salute. Tater opens own door to the White House

>>22152125, >>22152323 "Salute the marine"

>>22152148 Planefag: Trump Vs Tater. Lindell pre 'inaug': Insurrection act

>>22152158 board memories are essential services

>>22152197, >>22151915 He "supposedly" got more votes than any other candidate in history too….

>>22151917 National Guard reaction to Tater arrival.

>>22151912, >>22152129 CGI message from former criminal Potus'

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>>22152534

filtered

>>22152538

Your language detection skills are working well anon.

kek

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22 2432

What are the odds..

22:51:17

22 17

51 >>21882934

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15

15 (mirror) 51

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NASA-DOD Study: Saltwater to Widely Taint Coastal Groundwater by 2100

Dec 11, 2024

Seawater will infiltrate underground freshwater supplies in about three of every four coastal areas around the world by the year 2100, according to a recent study led by researchers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California.

In addition to making water in some coastal aquifers undrinkable and unusable for irrigation, these changes can harm ecosystems and corrode infrastructure.

Called saltwater intrusion, the phenomenon happens below coastlines, where two masses of water naturally hold each other at bay.

Rainfall on land replenishes, or recharges, fresh water in coastal aquifers (underground rock and soil that hold water), which tends to flow below ground toward the ocean.

Meanwhile, seawater, backed by the pressure of the ocean, tends to push inland.

Although there’s some mixing in the transition zone where the two meet, the balance of opposing forces typically keeps the water fresh on one side and salty on the other.

Now, two impacts of climate change are tipping the scales in favor of salt water. Spurred by planetary warming, sea level rise is causing coastlines to migrate inland and increasing the force pushing salt water landward.

At the same time, slower groundwater recharge — due to less rainfall and warmer weather patterns — is weakening the force moving the underground fresh water in some areas.

Worldwide Intrusion

The study, published in Geophysical Research Letters in November, evaluated more than 60,000 coastal watersheds (land area that channels and drains all the rainfall and snowmelt from a region into a common outlet) around the world, mapping how diminished groundwater recharge and sea level rise will each contribute to saltwater intrusion while estimating what their net effect will be.

Considering the two factors separately, the study’s authors found that by 2100 rising sea levels alone will tend to drive saltwater inland in 82% of coastal watersheds studied.

The transition zone in those places would move a relatively modest distance: no more than 656 feet (200 meters) from current positions.

Vulnerable areas include low-lying regions such as Southeast Asia, the coast around the Gulf of Mexico, and much of the United States’ Eastern Seaboard.

Meanwhile, slower recharge on its own will tend to cause saltwater intrusion in 45% of the coastal watersheds studied.

In these areas, the transition zone would move farther inland than it will from sea level rise — as much as three-quarters of a mile (about 1,200 meters) in some places.

The regions to be most affected include the Arabian Peninsula, Western Australia, and Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.

In about 42% of coastal watersheds, groundwater recharge will increase, tending to push the transition zone toward the ocean and in some areas overcoming the effect of saltwater intrusion by sea level rise.

All told, due to the combined effects of changes in sea level and groundwater recharge, saltwater intrusion will occur by century’s end in 77% of the coastal watersheds evaluated, according to the study.

Generally, lower rates of groundwater recharge are going to drive how far saltwater intrudes inland, while sea level rise will determine how widespread it is around the world.

“Depending on where you are and which one dominates, your management implications might change,” said Kyra Adams, a groundwater scientist at JPL and the paper’s lead author.

For example, if low recharge is the main reason intrusion is happening in one area, officials there might address it by protecting groundwater resources, she said.

On the other hand, if the greater concern is that sea level rise will oversaturate an aquifer, officials might divert groundwater.

Global Consistency

Co-funded by NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), the study is part of an effort to evaluate how sea level rise will affect the department’s coastal facilities and other infrastructure.

It used information on watersheds collected in HydroSHEDS, a database managed by the World Wildlife Fund that uses elevation observations from the NASA Shuttle Radar Topography Mission.

To estimate saltwater intrusion distances by 2100, the researchers used a model accounting for groundwater recharge, water table rise, fresh- and saltwater densities, and coastal migration from sea level rise, among other variables.

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/space-shuttle/srtm/nasa-dod-study-saltwater-to-widely-taint-coastal-groundwater-by-2100/

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2024GL110359

Artfags who is in the painting?

Jaden Jefferson Reports

12 minutes ago

HEALTHCARE POLICY: Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley have introduced a bill to keep pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies themselves from being owned by the same company. They're calling it the 'Patients Before Monopolies Act.'

The bill requires companies that own both to divest one or the other within three years of its passage. If a company is found to violate the law, a cease and desist can be filed and the money made during that violation can be disgorged, for reinvestment in the healthcare system.

The full text of the bill can be found here: https://www.warren.senate.gov/imo/med…

https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxYUtd6maZJM9C3wdLMYfyGE7dlg8daEfS

https://www.warren.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/patients_before_monopolies_pbm_act_-_final_bill_text.pdf

The Great Awakening (of sleeper agents)

>>22152557

whew

>>22152548

2548

> You are witnessing something [firsthand] that many cannot possibly comprehend or accept as reality [Sci-Fi or precision M_planning?]

> Coincidences > > > reveal w/o violating NAT SEC

> Coincidences > > > mathematically impossible to be 'FALSE'

> Coincidences > > > bypass 'installed' restrictions to prevent future legal attachments

> Comms understood? 5:5?

>>22152554

SIR ANTHONY VAN DYCK (ANTWERP 1599-1641 LONDON)

Portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria, three-quarter-length, in a gold gown

https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6406788

https://x.com/Americanlll/status/1866838147428126788

>>22152577

Is the detention center built on the former YMCA site?

If so, Trump's choice of that song is NOTABLE AS FUCK.

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>>22152576

kek

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>>22152578

No idea

This was interesting too

>>22152572

2572

> Do you believe in coincidences?

> Drops 'layered' to provide 'advance knowledge'

2 days off 4 year delta but is 4 year delta w/ OP >>22152415

https://www.cnn.com/2014/02/10/business/breakthrough-mcdonalds/index.html

there's a mcdeez inside the naval base at gitmo

boss eats prisoner food

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NASA Study: Crops, Forests Responding to Changing Rainfall Patterns

Dec 11, 2024

A new NASA-led study has found that how rain falls in a given year is nearly as important to the world’s vegetation as how much.

Reporting Dec. 11 in Nature, the researchers showed that even in years with similar rainfall totals, plants fared differently when that water came in fewer, bigger bursts.

In years with less frequent but more concentrated rainfall, plants in drier environments like the U.S. Southwest were more likely to thrive.

In humid ecosystems like the Central American rainforest, vegetation tended to fare worse, possibly because it could not tolerate the longer dry spells.

Scientists have previously estimated that almost half of the world’s vegetation is driven primarily by how much rain falls in a year.

Less well understood is the role of day-to-day variability, said lead author Andrew Feldman, a hydrologist and ecosystem scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Shifting precipitation patterns are producing stronger rainstorms — with longer dry spells in between — compared to a century ago.

“You can think of it like this: if you have a house plant, what happens if you give it a full pitcher of water on Sunday versus a third of a pitcher on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday?” said Feldman.

Scale that to the size of the U.S. Corn Belt or a rainforest and the answer could have implications for crop yields and ultimately how much carbon dioxide plants remove from the atmosphere.

Blooms in Desert

The team, including researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and multiple universities, analyzed two decades of field and satellite observations, spanning millions of square miles.

Their study area encompassed diverse landscapes from Siberia to the southern tip of Patagonia. They found that plants across 42% of Earth’s vegetated land surface were sensitive to daily rainfall variability.

Of those, a little over half fared better — often showing increased growth — in years with fewer but more intense wet days. These include croplands as well as drier landscapes like grasslands and deserts.

In contrast, broadleaf (e.g., oak, maple, and beech) forests and rainforests in lower and middle latitudes tended to fare worse under those conditions.

The effect was especially pronounced in Indo-Pacific rainforests, including in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Statistically, daily rainfall variability was nearly as important as annual rainfall totals in driving growth worldwide.

Red Light, Green Light

The new study relied primarily on a suite of NASA missions and datasets, including the Integrated Multi-satellitE Retrievals for GPM (IMERG) algorithm, which provides rain and snowfall rates for most of the planet every 30 minutes using a network of international satellites.

To gauge plant response day to day, the researchers calculated how green an area appeared in satellite imagery. “Greenness”, also known asthe Normalized Difference Vegetation Index, is commonly used to estimate vegetation density and health.

They also tracked a faint reddish light that plants emit during photosynthesis, when a plant absorbs sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into food, its chlorophyll “leaks” unused photons.

This faint light is called solar-induced fluorescence, and it’s a telltale sign of flourishing vegetation.

Not visible bythe naked eye, plant fluorescence can be detected by instruments aboard satellites such as NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2). Launched in 2014, OCO-2 has observed the U.S. Midwest fluorescing strongly during the growing season.

Feldman said the findings highlight the vital role that plants play in moving carbon around Earth — a process called the carbon cycle. Vegetation, including crops, forests, and grasslands, forms a vast carbon “sink,” absorbing excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

“A finer understanding of how plants thrive or decline day to day, storm by storm, could help us better understand their role in that critical cycle,” Feldman said.

https://science.nasa.gov/earth/water-on-earth/nasa-study-crops-forests-responding-to-changing-rainfall-patterns/

>>22152587

THey still have to low blow him with Divided States of America

>>22152586

2586

> What a coincidence.

>>22152576

Henrietta Maria of France (French: Henriette Marie; 25 November[1] 1609 – 10 September 1669) was Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland from her marriage to King Charles I on 13 June 1625 until Charles was executed on 30 January 1649. She was mother of his sons Charles II and James II and VII. Under a decree of her husband, she was known in England as Queen Mary, but she did not like this name and signed her letters "Henriette" or "Henriette Marie".[2]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henrietta_Maria_of_France

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>>22152603

NEW - NATO must 'turbo-charge' defence to prevent war on its territory: Rutte

https://x.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1867232442010255528

https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/opinions_231348.htm

https://youtu.be/veSTv2q2EC4?feature=shared

Lmao these DOJ employees are now shilling to keep their jobs on youtube!!

Buh bye!

>>22152596

2596

> NEVER STOP FIGHTING!

> WWG1WGA!!!

6 year delta. Only coincidences I'm sure, interdasting nethertheless.

Kash should start here.

Unseal them all.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kVQwX9l9HJ5F76x05ic_YnU_Z5yiVS96LbzAOP66EzA/edit?pli=1&gid=246553053#gid=246553053

>>22152608

KEK. I thought of the exact same clip. Cut out the intro though.

>>22152609

What If A Nuke Detonated In Los Angeles?

https://x.com/zerohedge/status/1867232981229654254

>>22152612

Making the C_A save Canada from the C_A

NASA Performs First Aircraft Accident Investigation on Another World

Dec 11, 2024

Engineers from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California and AeroVironment are completing a detailed assessment of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter’s final flight on Jan. 18, 2024, which will be published in the next few weeks as a NASA technical report.

Designed as a technology demonstration to perform up to five experimental test flights over 30 days, Ingenuity was the first aircraft on another world.

It operated for almost three years, performed 72 flights, and flew more than 30 times farther than planned while accumulating over two hours of flight time.

The investigation concludes that the inability of Ingenuity’s navigation system to provide accurate data during the flight likely caused a chain of events that ended the mission.

The report’s findings are expected to benefit future Mars helicopters, as well as other aircraft destined to operate on other worlds.

Final Ascent

Flight 72 was planned as a brief vertical hop to assess Ingenuity’s flight systems and photograph the area. Data from the flight shows Ingenuity climbing to 40 feet (12 meters), hovering, and capturing images.

It initiated its descent at 19 seconds, and by 32 seconds the helicopter was back on the surface and had halted communications.

The following day, the mission reestablished communications, and images that came down six days after the flight revealed Ingenuity had sustained severe damage to its rotor blades.

What Happened

“When running an accident investigation from 100 million miles away, you don’t have any black boxes or eyewitnesses,” said Ingenuity’s first pilot, Håvard Grip of JPL.

“While multiple scenarios are viable with the available data, we have one we believe is most likely: Lack of surface texture gave the navigation system too little information to work with.”

The helicopter’s vision navigation system was designed to track visual features on the surface using a downward-looking camera over well-textured (pebbly) but flat terrain.

This limited tracking capability was more than sufficient for carrying out Ingenuity’s first five flights, but by Flight 72 the helicopter was in a region of Jezero Crater filled with steep, relatively featureless sand ripples.

One of the navigation system’s main requirements was to provide velocity estimates that would enable the helicopter to land within a small envelope of vertical and horizontal velocities.

Data sent down during Flight 72 shows that, around 20 seconds after takeoff, the navigation system couldn’t find enough surface features to track.

Photographs taken after the flight indicate the navigation errors created high horizontal velocities at touchdown. In the most likely scenario, the hard impact on the sand ripple’s slope caused Ingenuity to pitch and roll.

The rapid attitude change resulted in loads on the fast-rotating rotor blades beyond their design limits, snapping all four of them off at their weakest point — about a third of the way from the tip.

The damaged blades caused excessive vibration in the rotor system, ripping the remainder of one blade from its root and generating an excessive power demand that resulted in loss of communications.

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>>22152619

>What If A Nuke Detonated In Los Angeles?

what's the first question of media analysis, anons?

"why are they trying to make me believe this?"

R wee bout 2 git mass conver.zion event on dis road 2 damacuz?

>>22152619

It would be the [DS] trying to coverup all of the child trafficking that goes on in that town.

Trump Force One getting out of Dodge.

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