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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

May 18, 2025

Pluto Flyover from New Horizons

What if you could fly over Pluto – what might you see? The New Horizons spacecraft did just this in 2015 July as it shot past the distant world at a speed of about 80,000 kilometers per hour. Images from this spectacular passage have been color enhanced, vertically scaled, and digitally combined into the featured two-minute time-lapse video. As your journey begins, light dawns on mountains thought to be composed of water ice but colored by frozen nitrogen. Soon, to your right, you see a flat sea of mostly solid nitrogen that has segmented into strange polygons that are thought to have bubbled up from a comparatively warm interior. Craters and ice mountains are common sights below. The video dims and ends over terrain dubbed bladed because it shows 500-meter high ridges separated by kilometer-sized gaps. The robotic New Horizons spacecraft has too much momentum to ever return to Pluto and is now headed out of our Solar System.

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

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https://x.com/Cowboyw2b2/status/1924095606697680949

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So much for “plausible deniability.”

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Jeanine Pirro sworn in as DC’s top federal prosecutor <<<

And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: Revelation 13:16

https://t.me/inmagnaexcitatio/171098

Kash Patel & Dan Bongino say they uncovered new information pertaining to the Russiagate hoax and accountability is coming:

“I’m telling you and the American public that we have now found material and information and people who wanted to hide it from the world since we got in these seats…

We are trying to do it in a fashion where not only are we informing the American public of what happened, but we can have accountability for it - and that takes a little bit more time.”

Justice is coming.

https://x.com/thestormredux/status/1924108797850591691

NASA Scientists Uncover Giant Glowing Life Form in Ocean, Visible From Space

May 18, 2025

An expansive, glowing mass of marine life has been observed from space off the southern coast of Australia.

NASA satellites captured the unusual turquoise glow blooming across the Great Australian Bight and the Tasman Sea, revealing a large-scale bioluminescent phytoplankton event.

The phenomenon, described by NASA as a vibrant “phytoplankton bloom,” has been visible from orbit through advanced imaging sensors, confirming that the light source is biological in origin and linked to microscopic algae blooming near the ocean’s surface.

Phytoplankton glow captured from space

The bioluminescent glow was first documented in satellite imagery taken by NASA’s PACE spacecraft using the Ocean Color Instrument (OCI).

The sensor picked up the glowing mass in November 2024, illuminating the waters between the southeastern coast of Australia and Tasmania, particularly within the Bass Strait.

This region is known for its turbulent currents and deep channels and is considered an essential maritime route into Port Phillip Bay, home to the city of Melbourne.

NASA reported that this wasn’t the first time the area experienced such a bloom.

Similar observations were made in January 2024 by the Suomi NPP satellite via its VIIRS (Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite) sensor.

Even earlier, in December 2023, NASA’s Terra and Aqua satellites documented the initial visibility of the bloom from space.

These repeated observations have helped scientists track the recurrence and expansion of these algal blooms in high resolution.

Uncovering the source of the glow

According to Unilad, the bloom was clearly visible in satellite imagery due to its high concentration of chlorophyll-a, a green pigment that helps phytoplankton photosynthesize.

The glowing hues, ranging from green to turquoise, originate from the surface layer of the ocean where light can penetrate—known as the photic zone.

Here, phytoplankton thrive on nutrient-rich waters, fueled by compounds like nitrogen and phosphorus released from the decomposition of marine life.

Oceanographer Jochen Kaempf from Flinders University, who has conducted studies on phytoplankton activity in this region, confirmed that “the green filament is definitely a phytoplankton bloom extending along the shelf break, which is around 150 meters deep.”

He added that the surrounding blue hues could be caused either by sediment stirred up in shallow areas or another species of phytoplankton contributing to the glow.

Ecological significance in the Bass Strait

Phytoplankton are foundational to the marine food chain, and their seasonal blooms support a wide array of oceanic life.

On Australia’s Bonney Coast, researchers estimate that up to 80 blue whales are drawn annually to the region by these blooms.

The whales feed on krill and other small organisms that, in turn, feed on the phytoplankton.

The bloom also attracts sardines, anchovies, tuna, crabs, and numerous fish species, making it a hotspot of marine activity.

These algae are not just important for marine ecosystems. They play a pivotal role in global oxygen production and climate regulation.

NASA scientists emphasize that these blooms also highlight the broader impact of ocean circulation, nutrient cycling, and seasonal dynamics along the southern Australian coast.

The presence of bioluminescent phytoplankton at such visible levels from orbit underlines both the beauty and ecological importance of microscopic marine life.

https://dailygalaxy.com/2025/05/nasa-scientists-uncover-giant-glowing-life-form-in-ocean-visible-from-space/

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>pier 36 across the water

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https://t.me/realKarliBonne/297195

Part 3- J6 and Jeffrey Epstein killed himself

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https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/1924115036672262349

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Kash Patel & Dan Bongino say they uncovered new information pertaining to the Russiagate hoax and accountability is coming:

“I’m telling you and the American public that we have now found material and information and people who wanted to hide it from the world since we got in

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ISRO’s 101st mission fails as PSLV rocket suffers malfunction, minutes after launch

May 18, 2025 18:26 IST

ISRO Satellite Launch Failed: In a rare failure, India’s main rocket PSLV developed problems a few minutes after take-off and failed to place earth observation satellite EOS-09 into the intended orbit in an early morning launch on Sunday.

It was not immediately clear what caused the failure of the flight. In a short statement, ISRO said the problem was observed in the third stage but did not give any details.

“Today’s 101st launch was attempted. PSLV-C61 performance was normal till second stage. Due to an observation in the third stage, the mission could not be accomplished,” ISRO said.

This was the 101st mission launched by ISRO, and the 63rd one using the PSLV rocket, which is the most successful launch vehicle developed by India’s space agency.

PSLV has failed on only two earlier occasions, the first time during its inaugural flight in 1993 and then in 2017 when the C-39 mission had been unsuccessful.

For this reason, the failure of this mission has come as a big disappointment.

“Heartbreaking to see a failure in PSLV today. I still remember my time at ISRO and how shaken we were when PSLV-C39 failed in 2017 after more than two decades of successful flights.

It’s a powerful reminder of how complex and unforgiving spaceflight can be, even for proven workhorses like PSLV,” said Pawan Kumar Chandana of Skyroot, a private space company that is developing its own launch vehicles.

Sunday’s launch involved the XL-version of PSLV which was on its 27th flight. This rocket has four stages.

Around six minutes after the lift-off, after the third stage of the rocket took over, the launch trajectory started deviating from the calculated trajectory. The altitude of the vehicle was lower than what it should be.

After the first signs of trouble, the graphics and sound for the live video was cut-off. It was later announced that the outcome of the mission will be communicated by the space agency later.

Members of the parliamentary committee on science and technology were present at Sriharikota for the launch.

This is the second back-to-back failure for the space agency after its GSLV could not place NVS-02 satellite in the correct orbit during the space agency’s 100th mission.

After being placed in an incorrect elliptical orbit, the space agency started looking for alternative ways to utilise NVS-02 that has a mission life of 15 years. Both failures took place in the term of the new ISRO chief V Narayanan.

This was also the second mission, after December’s Spadex launch, where the PSLV was integrated at the newly built Payload Integration Facility (PIF) instead of the launch pad.

The facility was designed to free-up launch pad while a mission was being put together in order to increase the frequency of launches.

The space agency was to put the 1,700-kg earth observation satellite at an altitude of about 597 km in a sun-synchronous polar orbit — meaning the satellite was to pass over a given place at the same time every day.

The EOS-09 satellite carried a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) payload, capable of providing images of the earth in all weather conditions.

The satellite was meant to work in tandem with the EOS-04 satellite launched in 2022, ensuring seamless continuity and increasing the observation frequency.

Importantly, in order to ensure a debris-free mission, the space agency had put on the satellite some fuel reserved for de-orbiting manoeuvre after the end of its life so that it would fall into the earth’s and burn up within two years.

The last stage of the rocket was also supposed to be lowered and de-fuelled in a similar manner.

International guidelines recommend that stored fuel be removed from spacecrafts or upper stages of launch vehicles to ensure that there are no accidents that break up the satellite in space and create more debris.

https://indianexpress.com/article/india/isros-101st-satellite-mission-fails-mid-flight-rocket-issue-10013234/

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Kash Patel: "Give us about a week or two."

2 moar weeks!

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https://x.com/DanScavino/status/1924091534858764684

NASA Astronauts Soak Up 'Amazing' Sunrises and Sunsets in Space — Every 45 Minutes! (Exclusive)

May 18, 2025 06:30AM EDT

NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers fly around the world every 90 minutes, getting to watch a sunset or a sunrise every 45 minutes — and are savoring every second on board the International Space Station.

But coming on the heels of the delayed return of fellow astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams — who spent nine extra months in space after their spacecraft encountered mechanical issues — preparing for the unexpected is always at the back of their minds.

“We think a lot about training for this mission,” McClain, 45, tells PEOPLE in a Zoom call from space. “Sometimes I describe it as like it's really easy to be here. It's hard to be away from your life.”

For McClain, a colonel and Master Army aviator, that means adapting to a new normal of living and working in space.

“You do kind of exit your life for six months,” McClain, who previously spent time on the ISS for more than half a year in 2019, says, recounting the “very practical things” she had to take care of before going to space, “like are all my bills on autopay?

Is my credit card going to expire halfway through and then all of my bills are going to bounce and I'm going to come back with bad credit? So you have to do a lot of the practical things.”

“Your families and friends are still living their lives and have all the same normal ups and downs. It can be very challenging to miss some of those things to not be there physically for your friends and family,” she continues.

But, McClain adds, the perks are unparalleled: “The view out the window, getting to float, working on a team, it's absolutely a pleasure and I couldn't wait to come back and I'm excited to be back.”

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The feeling is mutual for Ayers, 36, even though it’s her first mission.

“I think that ‘excited’ is an understatement,” Ayers tells PEOPLE. “I like to say the English language doesn't have the right words to describe how amazing the experience is.

The launch was amazing. And then getting to come through the hatch of the International Space Station, just awesome, amazing, ecstatic.”

She adds, “I can't think of the right words, but it's been an amazing experience so far.”

The NASA astronauts arrived at the ISS aboard the SpaceX Dragon capsule and the Falcon 9 rocket on March 14 as part of Crew-10, which included JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi and Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill Peskov. They are due back on Earth this fall after a six-month mission.

Until then, their days are taken up by conducting science experiments, participating in spacewalks as well as sharing group meals, enjoying movie nights and even working out, which the former collegiate athletes — McClain played rugby; Ayers was a volleyball player — thoroughly enjoy.

Earlier this month, the duo got their steps in, so to speak, when they completed a five-hour-plus spacewalk.

According to NASA, the astronauts successfully “completed their primary objectives,” which included relocating a space station communications antenna and completing “a pair of get ahead tasks, including installing a jumper cable to provide power from the P6 truss to the International Space Station’s Russian segment and another to remove bolts from a micrometeoroid cover.”

Before the big day on May 1, the military pilots said they were ready to fulfill their objectives.

“Every time we go outside of the space station, we definitely have a lot of tasks to get done,” McClain tells PEOPLE. “We certainly aren't going out just to enjoy the view, although I can guarantee we're going to take some time to enjoy the view as well.”

“But the space station has been up here for 25 years, which means that if you think about the technology with which it was designed, we are upgrading a lot of that technology to continue the space station through the rest of the decade,” she continues.

As for when they return to Earth, the astronauts already know what they’ll do first, and both say it involves food.

“I think I would love to get a nice big burger on the beach and just enjoy the sun and the sand and the waves,” Ayers says. “That's kind of what I miss. The ocean is a piece of my heart. So yeah, that's the one thing that I'm looking forward to.”

McClain adds, “One of the things we don't have, we have a lot of variety of food, but we don't have a lot of variety of textures. And so for me, like a crunchy chip with a really good queso sitting somewhere outside, that'll be my happy place.”

https://people.com/nasa-astronauts-soak-up-amazing-sunrises-and-sunsets-in-space-exclusive-11735919

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Dan Bongino: "There is a new Sheriff in town and his name is DJT."

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Venus Aerospace debuts potentially revolutionary rocket engine with landmark 1st flight

May 18, 2025

"This is the moment we've been working toward for five years," Venus CEO Sassie Duggleby said in the statement.

The test serves as a proof of design for Venus's RDRE and keeps the company on track for runway-based high-speed flight, she added: "We've proven that this technology works — not just in simulations or the lab, but in the air."

The Venus RDRE uses a compact, high-efficiency design the company hopes can eventually power aircraft up to Mach 6 — six times the speed of sound — starting from conventional runways.

Compared to traditional rocket engines, RDREs offer greater thrust in smaller packages, but up until now the technology has been mostly theoretical.

Normally, rocket engines burn fuel in a combustion chamber in a steady, controlled process.

RDREs use a continuous detonation wave that travels in a circle within a ring-shaped chamber, which produces higher pressure and efficiency and results in increased thrust with less fuel.

"This milestone proves our engine works outside the lab, under real flight conditions," Venus CTO Andrew Duggleby said in the same statement.

"We've built an engine that not only runs, but runs reliably and efficiently — and that's what makes it scalable."

The RDRE is designed to work in tandem with Venus's VDR2 air-breathing detonation ramjet — a combination the company says will enable sustained hypersonic flight without the need for a booster. (Hypersonic flight is generally defined as Mach 5 and above.)

"This is the foundation we need that, combined with a ramjet, completes the system from takeoff to sustained hypersonic flight," Andrew Duggleby said.

With the successful test in the books, Venus is planning full-scale propulsion test of their integrated system as it moves to qualify the design of its future Stargazer M4, a reusable passenger aircraft capable of reaching Mach 4.

https://www.space.com/technology/venus-aerospace-debuts-potentially-revolutionary-rocket-engine-with-landmark-1st-flight-video

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/venus-aerospace-completes-historic-us-hypersonic-engine-flight-test-302455690.html

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[Profile picture from source site (X Post/Truth Social)] Donald J. Trump / @realDonaldTrump 05/17/2025 22:29:54

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Why doesn’tChairman Bob Igerdo something about ABC Fake News, especially since I just won $16,000,000 based on the Fake and Defamatory reporting of Liddle’ George Slopadopolus. He was given warnings, but just couldn’t be restrained by “management.” Now I see they are at it again, and I again give these SleazeBags fair warning! The wonderful country of Qatar, after agreeing to invest more than 1.4 Trillion Dollars in the United States of America, deserves much better than Misleading (Fake!) News. Everyone, including their lawyers, has been told that ABC must not say that Qatar is giving ME a FREE Boeing 747 Airplane, because they are not. Instead, and as Fake News ABC fully knows and understands, this highly respected country is donating the plane to the United States Air Force/ Defense Department, AND NOT TO ME. By so doing, they are saving our country, and the American Taxpayer, hundreds of millions of dollars. ABC Fake News is one of the WORST

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Dan Bongino: "You will get the truth, if you like it or not."

It is what it is and if it is what it is, it is what it is…

NGA set to open St. Louis campus in September, aiming to boost public-private geospatial collaboration

May 18, 2025

ST. LOUIS — The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is preparing to open the doors to its new “NGA West” campus just north of downtown St. Louis in late September, the culmination of a nearly decade-long effort to modernize the agency’s footprint in the Midwest.

The $1.7 billion facility — the largest federal investment in St. Louis history — will replace the NGA’s current downtown site and serve as a hub for geospatial intelligence operations.

The project has remained on track amid budget pressures and workforce reductions driven by directives from the Trump administration.

Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth, NGA director, confirmed the target date during testimony before the House Armed Services Committee’s strategic forces subcommittee last week.

“We have been giving tours to our workforce. They’re getting excited,” Whitworth said. He emphasized that the new facility is designed to foster deeper collaboration between the federal government, private companies, and universities to accelerate innovation in geospatial intelligence.

“One of the best examples of the combination of business, academia, civil government, federal government, intelligence, all banding together to ensure that this is a success,” he said.

NGA promoting partneships

The timing of the announcement coincides with the GEOINT Symposium, which is being held this week at the downtown St. Louis convention center.

The event brings together leaders in national security, satellite imagery, data analytics, and mapping technologies, with NGA’s role and regional presence expected to be a key theme.

Currently, NGA employs over 3,000 people in the St. Louis area.

The agency first announced plans to build the new campus in 2016, and regional leaders have since framed it as a catalyst for transforming St. Louis into a national center for geospatial science and technology.

Geospatial intelligence, or GEOINT, refers to the use of imagery, maps, and other location-based data to understand activities and physical environments on Earth.

It supports everything from military planning to emergency response and commercial logistics.

Rep. Wesley Bell (D-Mo.) said the new NGA campus positions the city to attract both top talent and capital.

Speaking at the strategic forces subcommittee hearing, Bell said he expects the NGA West campus to position the area as a tech hub that will attract talent and investments to help advance innovation in geospatial intelligence for national security..

To build out a skilled local workforce, Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) has introduced legislation aimed at funding workforce training programs focused on geospatial disciplines.

During his congressional appearance, Whitworth stressed the growing importance of space-based systems in collecting the data NGA uses to produce GEOINT.

“Gathering the data and imagery necessary to characterize the activities and operations of our adversaries from the earth to space, is not a simple task,” he said.

NGA personnel operate in more than 20 countries worldwide, often embedded directly with military and intelligence teams.

The agency also highlighted a new partnership with the U.S. Space Force, including the creation of a joint mission management center over the past year.

The goal: streamline coordination and close the gap between data collection and actionable insights.

As NGA West nears completion, the agency is signaling a long-term goal to integrate government, academia and industry to shape the next chapter in U.S. geospatial intelligence.

https://spacenews.com/nga-set-to-open-st-louis-campus-in-september-aiming-to-boost-public-private-geospatial-collaboration/

https://www.nga.mil/about/Next_NGA_West.html

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>weird coincidence

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Lets fly this thing!

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>>23049264, >>23049269, >>23049280, >>23049283, >>23049302, >>23049512, >>23049516 ARM Cuauhtemoc/Tug Charles D. McAllister mini bun

>>23049285, >>23049292, >>23049857 Anons Opine

>>23049288 'Act of TERRORISM': FBI confirm Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing one of South Cali’s largest ever such incidents

>>23049314, >>23049345, >>23049403, >>23049656, >>23049658 Anons request for contrast on Comey's Sea Shells pic

>>23049346 OTD 1987 - USS Stark (FFG-31) was hit by 2 Exocet missiles fired by an Iraqi aircraft

>>23049405 King urged to issue a 'hands off Canada' warning to Trump when he opens parliament next month

>>23049411 Flashback 2019 - ‘Oh s–t’: The moment FBI agents found Hillary Clinton emails on Anthony Weiner’s laptop

>>23049560 The fact that Axios released the audio from the Biden-Hur interview suggests something disturbing

>>23049264, >>23049269, >>23049280, >>23049283, >>23049302 ARM Cuauhtemoc/Tug Charles D. McAllister mini bun

>>23049288, >>23049859 'Act of TERRORISM': FBI confirm Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing one of South Cali’s largest ever such incidents

>>23049314, >>23049345, >>23049403, >>23049656, >>23049658 Anons request for contrast on Comey's Sea Shells pic

>>23049346 OTD 1987 - USS Stark (FFG-31) was hit by 2 Exocet missiles fired by an Iraqi aircraft

>>23049405 King urged to issue a 'hands off Canada' warning to Trump when he opens parliament next month

>>23049411 Flashback 2019 - ‘Oh s–t’: The moment FBI agents found Hillary Clinton emails on Anthony Weiner’s laptop

>>23049563 Reminder - HE WENT THERE: Trump Posts Video Compilation of Mysterious Deaths and ‘Suicides’ Linked to Hillary Clinton

>>23049583 Pope Leo XIV says he wants to confront modern challenges as Vance and Zelensky shake hands at glittering inaugural mass

>>23049618 "Think Navy Ship crashes"

>>23049629 Sam Adam’s grave in Boston has weeds growing all over it

>>23049682, >>23049690, >>23049703 Flashback - Pogroms in Palestine before the creation of the state of Israel (1830-1948)

>>23049706 Grocery Prices See Biggest Drop In 5 Years As Trump’s Policies Take Effect

>>23049717, >>23049735 All Roads Lead To Obama - DJT TruthSocial

>>23049825 NIH Could Be Directed To Study 'Trump Derangement Syndrome'

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Vandenberg Space Force Base to test launch unarmed U.S. military nuclear missile

Updated: May 17, 2025 / 10:46 PM PDT

Vandenberg Space Force Base announced the U.S. military will be test-launching an unarmed nuclear missile from northern Santa Barbara County early Wednesday morning.

Southern California residents awake between the scheduled launch hours of 12:01 a.m. and 5:01 a.m. on May 21 might be able to hear or catch a glimpse of the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

Air Force Global Strike Command explained that the test launch of this rocket-propelled weapon is to “demonstrate the readiness of U.S. nuclear forces,” and to prove the “lethality and effectiveness of the nation’s nuclear deterrent.”

Past launches of this missile test were also used to collect and analyze performance data to “evaluate current missile system competencies,” according to U.S. Air Force officials.

Wednesday’s launch, which Vandenberg said is routine, was scheduled years in advance.

“Consistent with previous test launches, this ICBM test launch will validate and verify the effectiveness, readiness and accuracy of the weapon system,” added the Space Force Base.

For questions regarding the launch window or Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB) range operations, contact SLD 30 Public Affairs at 805-606-3595 or sld30.pa.workflow@us.af.mil.

https://ktla.com/news/local-news/vandenberg-space-force-base-to-test-launch-unarmed-u-s-military-nuclear-missile/

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Updated Dough with corrections for typo/green text in PN

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>>23050201

As expected, they were several sheets to the wind . . . 

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Dan Bongino: "You think you are safe in your dark web? You are not safe!"

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>continuous detonation wave that travels in a circle within a ring-shaped chamber

Is this real TS?

Kari Lake's uncle Alan Furlan was an Italian movie star who toured with Mae West. He also ran a theater in Wisconsin. Their daughter Nichole Furlan married Marino Ronano de Medici, a Washington DC based Italian news correspondent who wrote a book about how Donald Trump is destroying democracy.

Alan was married to Mary Lake.

Kari Lake was born into it.

https://alchetron.com/Alan-Furlan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Furlan

https://www.cartwrightfuneralhome.com/obituary/marino-de-medici

They named the Auditorium after Alan Furlan https://sunsetplayhouse.com/series/furlan-auditoriumproductions/

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Guess they don't really need those ships anymore since they don't have a gulf anymore.

Happy Sun Day Anons!

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The first drop is on the clock tomorrow.

The start.

https://decrypt.co/320621/jobs-robots-about-take-over-humans

From Sex Work to Space Exploration: Six Jobs Robots Are About to Take Over

May 18, 2025

Robots are no longer just assembling cars or vacuuming floors. They’re laying tile, patrolling neighborhoods, and creeping into spaces as personal as the bedroom, like a scene from a sci-fi film.

As automation accelerates, machines are taking on tasks once reserved for humans, from the construction site to the street corner.

This blurring of the line between novelty and necessity challenges what it means to work, relate, and live alongside machines.

In June 2024, Hugging Face entered the humanoid robotics space with Reachy 2, a $70,000 AI-powered robot developed by its subsidiary, Pollen Robotics, a price point that reflects the growing affordability driving wider adoption of robots in real-world applications.

Here's a look at some of the professions being disrupted by robotics, what that means for workers, and how society grapples with the rise of a machine-powered labor force.

Construction

Robotics is transforming construction by automating tasks like bricklaying, welding, painting, and surface finishing components. Employing robots lets managers cut costs and speed up timelines, while reducing the need for human labor.

According to a 2024 report by venture capital firm Cemex Ventures, the global construction robotics market is expected to reach $774.6 million by 2032.

Experts say the rise of robotics in labor-intensive fields is not just a matter of efficiency, but also a response to a growing shortage of workers willing to do physically demanding jobs.

“That's where we are focusing on augmenting the workforce,” GrayMatter Robotics CEO Ariyan Kabir previously told Decrypt. “The applications that we're focusing on, there's not enough people to do this in the first place.”

As robots take on more responsibilities on construction sites, they're also gaining ground in less traditional domains, like policing.

Police patrols

Police departments are also beginning to deploy robots to patrol city streets, using autonomous machines and drones to monitor public spaces, respond to incidents, and assist with surveillance.

In December, a video began circulating online showing Chinese police in Shenzhen patrolling the city accompanied by a sphere-shaped robot called the RT-G.

Developed by Logon Technology Co., Ltd., the RT-G is an AI-powered robot capable of facial recognition and alerting authorities to suspicious activity.

It is equipped with tear gas sprayers, a sound-wave dispersal device, and a net-launching gun, and can withstand impacts of up to four tons.

Meanwhile, factories are also undergoing a revolution led by AI-driven machines.

Factory worker

Factory floors are rapidly evolving as companies like Mercedes-Benz and Tesla deploy AI-powered robots—such as Apptronik’s Apollo and Tesla’s own Optimus, respectively—to take over tasks once done by humans, from handling auto parts to managing logistics.

“We have two Optimus robots in our Fremont factory that are doing tasks, which is taking cells off the line and placing them in a shipping container,” Tesla CEO Elon Musk said during a shareholders meeting last summer.

“We actually have quite a few of these cruising around in our offices in Palo Alto.” Musk said he expects to see 1,000 Optimus robots working at Tesla.

Earlier in 2024, German car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz partnered with Austin-based AI developer Apptronik to give its assembly line robots an AI upgrade.

“We are exploring new possibilities with the use of robotics to support our skilled workforce in manufacturing,” Mercedes-Benz board member Jörg Burzer said in a statement.

“This is a new frontier, and we want to understand the potential both for robotics and automotive manufacturing.”

It’s not just assembly lines that employ robots in jobs once held by humans.

In June 2024, Hyundai Motor Group introduced two service robots at its smart office in Seoul, one designed to deliver items like coffee and another to autonomously park cars, marking a step toward integrating robotics into everyday workplace operations.

"With DAL-e's full-fledged delivery service, we aim to make Factorial Seongsu the first building to apply our Robot Total Solution," vice president and head of the joint Hyundai and Kia robotics lab, Dong Jin Hyun, said at the time.

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>>23050286

>>23050271

o7

>>23050283

It's coming…

>>23050271

yes

also https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114528530793525797

>>23050293

It's coming…Dan has seen it yesterday…

Today in Q Post History we have 04 Deltas

May 18

There were04 Q Postson the date ofMay 18.

LINK - https://qalerts.app/?q=May+18

ARCHIVE - https://archive.ph/A8JJz

Keep up the lawful fight, fight, fight, and I will, too!

o7

P.S. [[Hugs]] to the loved ones of Easton. We will never forget him.

>>23050301

Tomorrow's delta, Maverick

A 23 and a 9 to go with Maverick in drop 373

Marker [9] is on the clock tomorrow.

23 is delta tomorrow.

POTUS' Term #2.

>>23050301

>>23050308

>>23050299

Both: "Jeffrey Epstein killed himself."

>>23050035

TYB

God Bless the bread!

>>23050279

So anons

I just watched a video from Bullrunners

During the video of diving into Ingersoll Lockwood and Barron's adventures, it was stated that the Ingersoll Lockwood website is affiliated with Space Force.

Ripple XRP GOLDEN AGE: THERE’S NO STOPPING THEIR PLAN! THIS HAPPENS NEXT! (Decoding XRP Conspiracy)

>>23050314

o7

>>23050317

>>23050333

Chek't

atrophia, from Greek, ‘lack of food’, from atrophos ‘poorly nourished’, from a- ‘without’ + trophē ‘food’.

>>23050317

>>23050340

>>23050318

kash: we have now found stuff that even we did not know about, just wait a couple of weeks,

its coming,

That same leadership that allowed a man or woman to be killed every two or 3 days.

Bongo: you want it done quickly, we can do it but they will walk, you want it done right, give us time and we will deliver it properly.

(two moar weeks).

+++

>>23050347

>>23050301

>>23050308

>>23050314

>>23050330

I think of Easton often, especially when I am doing my research IRL.

God bless Easton and his precious family.

Thank you for sharing Easton's light with us when times were so dark.

I know he's with Jesus, safe and sound and cheering us on from Heaven.

We fight, fight, fight for Americans just like Easton, in the holy name of Jesus Christ.

o7

I’m never voting again.

Ah, so Cardinals are Fast Birds . . . 

DUNE (the book)

frequently refers to

"The Orange Catholic Bible"

for sauce.

Now, I'm seeing Orange Catholic Smoke . . .

>>23050318

>Watch before it gets deleted

Ukraine reports Russia launched largest drone attack since war began after peace talks

18 May 2025 11:20

Ukraine reported that Russia carried out its largest drone attack since the war began in 2022, killing a woman and injuring at least three in the Kyiv region, just days after peace talks on Friday, News.Az informs via Reuters.

Russia launched 273 drones by 8 a.m. local time (0500 GMT), targeting chiefly the central Kyiv region and the Dnipropetrovsk and Donetsk regions in the country's east, Ukraine's air force said.

Based on data provided by the air force, this was Russia's largest drone attack on Ukraine of the war. On the eve of the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 23, Moscow launched a then-record 267 drones.

The first direct talks in three years between Russia and Ukraine on Friday failed to broker the temporary ceasefire Kyiv and its allies have been urging.

The 100 minutes of talks in Istanbul yielded an agreement to trade 1,000 prisoners of war on each side.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday.

The sustained overnight Russian drone attack on Sunday killed a 28-year-old woman in the capital region and injured at least three people, including a 4-year-old child, Ukrainian authorities said.

"Unfortunately, as a result of the enemy attack in the Obukhiv district, a woman died from her injuries," Mykola Kalashnik, governor of the Kyiv region, posted on Telegram.

Kyiv and the region around it as well as the eastern part of Ukraine were under raid warnings for nine straight hours overnight before they were called off at around 9 a.m. local time (0600 GMT).

Air defence units were engaged several times trying to repel attacks, the military said on Telegram.

"It's been a tough night. The Russians have always used war and attacks to intimidate everyone in negotiations," Andriy Kovalenko, head of Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation, said on Telegram about Sunday's attack.

Air defence units destroyed 88 of the drones overnight. The attack also included 128 simulator drones that were lost along the way without hitting anything, Ukraine's air force said in a statement on Telegram.

On Saturday, a Russian drone attack killed nine civilians after hitting a shuttle bus in the Sumy region in northeastern Ukraine, Kyiv said. Zelenskiy called the attack "deliberate" and urged stronger sanctions on Moscow, which said it had attacked a military facility.

All of those injured in the Obukhiv district just south of Kyiv city were hospitalised, Kalashnik said. Several residential buildings were damaged in the area, he added.

In the city of Kyiv, fragments of a destroyed drone damaged the roof of a non-residential building, the city's military administration said on Telegram. There were no reports of injuries, it added.

https://news.az/news/ukraine-reports-russia-launched-largest-drone-attack-since-war-began-after-peace-talks

>>23050035

>>23050376

>>23050374

its not offical moran

it is a copy of the show.

copy right shit.

>>23050350

MILITARY TRIBUNALS.

See both Kash and Bongino on the stand trying to explain why they tried to cover it all up.

Eminem says he’s so disgusted to be white, he wants to leave the U.S.

God bless this young patriot and his family

>Easton Parker o7

>>23050308

>>23050231

>>23050238

The Silent War Continues

4262

Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 05/17/2020 14:26:02 ID: 99f88b

8kun/qresearch: 9213352

https://twitter.com/QdUpJarhead/status/1259583401243353090

WWG1WGA!!!

Q

Zelenskyy meets US vice-president ahead of call with Trump to discuss ending war

Sun 18 May 2025 11.37 EDT

Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy met US vice-president JD Vance and secretary of state Marco Rubio to prepare for a planned call on Monday with Donald Trump over a way to end three years of war in Ukraine.

The encounter took place on the sidelines of Pope Leo’s inauguration on Sunday. Trump is also scheduled to speak with Russian president Vladimir Putin.

However, underlining the huge challenges facing efforts to end the war, the meeting came just hours after Russia launched its largest drone strike of the war in Ukraine.

It also comes amid Ukrainian intelligence warning that Moscow may be imminently planning to test fire a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile “to intimidate” Kyiv and its western backers.

Ukraine’s military intelligence agency said it believed the test would involve an RS-24 Yars missile with a claimed range of more than 10,000km equipped with a training warhead. There was no immediate response from Moscow to the accusation.

The meeting between Zelenskyy and Vance was the first since the two clashed during talks at the White House in February and lasted about 40 minutes.

Zelenskyy described the meeting as “good” and released pictures of Ukrainian and US officials sitting outside at a round table and smiling.

“I reaffirmed that Ukraine is ready to be engaged in real diplomacy and underscored the importance of a full and unconditional ceasefire as soon as possible,” Zelenskyy added.

A senior Ukrainian official added that Zelenskyy and Vance discussed “the situation on the front, preparations for [Trump’s phone conversations on Monday], the possibility of sanctions against Russia if there are no results, a ceasefire,” said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The escalating diplomatic efforts come after the first direct talks between Moscow and Kyiv in years – held in Istanbul on Friday – failed to yield a ceasefire and as European leaders, threatening new sanctions against Moscow, are uniting around efforts to persuade an erratic US president that Putin is not serious about peace.

The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Poland planned to speak to Trump before the US and Russian presidents speak on Monday, German chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Sunday.

“I spoke with Marco Rubio, including about the call tomorrow. We agreed that we will speak again with the four state leaders and the US. president in preparation for this conversation (with Putin),” Merz told reporters in Rome.

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said that next week would be “crucial” for Ukraine’s future, ahead of the phone call between Trump and Putin.

“What is important now is certainly that we push, that things are moving forward, and I think the next week will be crucial on that,” she said.

Trump on Saturday said that he would speak by phone with Putin to end the “bloodbath” in Ukraine, a day after the first direct talks between Moscow and Kyiv in more than three years did not yield a ceasefire.

The largest known Russian drone attack since full-scale war began in 2022 killed a woman in the Kyiv region and wounded at least three people, Ukrainian authorities said early on Sunday.

The attack came two days after Ukraine and Russia held their first direct talks since 2022 and a day before the planned phone call between Trump and Putin.

Russia launched the 273 drones before 8am local time, targeting chiefly the Kyiv region and the Dnipropetrovsk and Donetsk regions in the country’s east, Ukraine’s air force said.

The attack killed a 28-year-old woman in the capital region and wounded at least three people, including a four-year-old child.

Data provided by the air force showed this to be Russia’s largest drone attack on Ukraine of the war. On the eve of the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 23 February, Moscow launched a then-record 267 drones.

According to the air force, 128 of the drones disappeared from radar during the attack, either crashing from software failures or fuel exhaustion, or because they were decoys without explosives. Another 88 were shot down.

Russia and Ukraine have both made increasing use of decoy drones in swarms to try to overwhelm air defences. Other decoys are designed to appear larger than they are on radar systems.

The large scale of the attack, despite its relatively low impact, is far more significant in terms of the message it sends before Monday’s planned phone call between Putin and Trump, who has demanded an “end to the bloodshed” in Ukraine.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/may/18/ukraine-reports-largest-drone-attack-from-russia-since-war-began

Two people wounded in Israeli drone strike near southern checkpoint

18 May 2025 11:25 BST

Lebanon’s army says an Israeli drone strike hit a military checkpoint in the southern village of Beit Yahoun, wounding one soldier.

In a statement issued Sunday, the army confirmed the two people including a soldier were wounded in the attack

https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/two-people-wounded-israeli-drone-strike-near-southern-checkpoint

>>23050383

You're newfag is showin.

TRUMP TRUTHING ABOUT MILITARY TRIBUNALS

https://x.com/liz_churchill10/status/1924128412672593992

>>23050231

>weird coincidence

>>23050238

>>23050405

>>23050435

How did you guys miss this?

Are you dumb?

🇺🇸✝️ Pope Leo XIV greets Vice President J.D. Vance, Second Lady Usha Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Mrs. Jeanette Rubio following his Inaugural Mass at the Vatican.

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1924131370189652247

Amazon

Google

Microsoft

Clowns

Darpa algorithm

The entire internet is a clown operation

>>23050465

he shook hands with Zelensky

>>23050293

organic, I'm sure. Waiting on the

'official" version, in 40 or so years….

yeah, epstein killed himself!

>>23050481

The clip ends too soon

>>23050465

Right after Vance and Rubio is the Pope's eldest brother the MAGA brother. Which means he traveled together on af2

Maria: How come we don't have more information on the assassination attempts on President Trump?

Kash: There's two reasons, 2 open ongoing prosecutions. So 2 of the investigations are obviously closed because the individuals are dead. But there's two live prosecutions and so we can't get ahead of the federal court case. A lot of that information will come out in the federal court cases, but we have personally invested our time in making sure that we have looked at all the..Any possible international connections to terrorism and adversaries alike, and we've both been down at Quantico. We've both done the laboratory testing. We've both seen the explosives analysis. We've both seen the firearm and physically held it. We are all in on these investigations.

Maria: Are we going to be surprised at what you learned?

Dan: You know what, Maria? Cash is not kidding. We've been personally briefed extensively on every single detail, nugget tendril of this case. One is actively in court right now, so out of respect for the case, it's probably more appropriate that I stay quiet on that. However, I'm not gonna tell people what they want to hear. I'm gonna tell you the truth, and whether, whether you like it or not is up to you. If there was a big explosive there, there, right, given my history as a Secret Service agent and my personal friendship as a director does with the president.

Give me one logical sensible reason we would not have to if you can think of one, there isn't there isn't there in some of these cases they're there you're looking for is not there and I know people, I get it I understand it's not there.If it was there we would have told you.