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>>23220172

Absoloute Mongo.

KEK.

>>23220192

>>23220182

They want to turn anything in to something sexual… this how they say they are worried and can swat you…

This is always the answer for them… no one will question the authority of Queens in this way…

Ominous 'Chamaeleon' is hiding a stellar secret: Space photo of the week

June 22, 2025

Stars form within dark molecular clouds of gas and dust called nebulae, but it's rare to capture these stellar nurseries clearly.

A dramatic new image from the Dark Energy Camera (DECam) in Chile unveils the Chamaeleon I dark cloud — the closest such place to the solar system — in unprecedented detail.

The dark patches exposed in the new image give Chamaeleon I an ominous look, but within the thick veils of interstellar dust are pockets of light created by newly formed stars.

Chamaeleon I is approximately 2 billion years old and is home to around 200 to 300 stars.

Those young stars, now emerging from swirling gaseous plumes, are lighting up three nebulae — Cederblad 110 (at the top of the image), the C-shaped Cederblad 111 (center) and the orange Chamaeleon Infrared Nebula (bottom).

In astronomy, the word "nebula" is used to describe a diverse range of objects. It was initially used to describe anything fuzzy in the sky that wasn't a star or a planet, and it also refers to planetary nebulae, shells of gas ejected from dying stars.

However, these three are reflection nebulae, which glow brightly only because they're illuminated by starlight.

That's in contrast to the famous Orion Nebula, which emits its own light because the intense radiation of stars within or near the nebula energizes its gas, according to NASA.

Chamaeleon I is just one part of the expansive Chamaeleon Cloud Complex — imaged in 2022 by the Hubble Space Telescope — which includes the smaller Chamaeleon II and III clouds.

Chamaeleon I has been imaged many times before, most recently by the James Webb Space Telescope in 2023.

What makes this new image stand out is its spectacular detail. Mounted on the National Science Foundation's Víctor M. Blanco 4-meter Telescope at Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile, DECam's 570-megapixel sensor reveals an intriguing faint red path of nebulosity between Cederblad 110 and Cederblad 111.

Formed when streams of gas ejected by young stars collided with slower-moving clouds of gas, they're known as Herbig-Haro objects and are embedded throughout Chamaeleon I.

https://www.livescience.com/space/ominous-chamaeleon-is-hiding-a-stellar-secret-space-photo-of-the-week

>>23220186

I always had Flynn down for a deep state plant. Proven right again, as with many such cases.

>>23220107

>>23220195

Notice the bait… then they say they are this in this way…

So then they say we do not like you saying you are getting “swat” -ed

Let’s make it sexual… so then we can seat him for sure…

This is the best plan of action to sexually harass him as they will get away with it as they can do anything they want as Queens…

SpaceX calls last minute abort of Starlink 10-23 due to signal issue

Update June 22, 2:38 a.m. EDT

SpaceX scrubbed the mission due to an issue with the flight termination system; confirms new launch time.

SpaceX was less than two minutes away from the launch its 260th orbital flight from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station when it called an abort.

The SpaceX launch director said there was a poor signal coming from the flight termination system on the Falcon 9 rocket.

When it launches, the mission, dubbed Starlink 10-23, will add another 27 Starlink V2 Mini satellites to the company’s low Earth orbit constellation.

SpaceX is now targeting Monday, June 23, at 1:25 a.m. EDT (0525 UTC) for its next launch attempt.

Spaceflight Now will have live coverage beginning about an hour prior to liftoff.

The 45th Weather Squadron forecast a 95 percent chance for favorable weather during Sunday’s launch window.

SpaceX will use the first stage booster, tail number B1069, to launch the mission, which will fly for a 25th time. Some of its previous missions include CRS-24, Eutelsat’s Hotbird 13F and 20 batches of Starlink satellites.

A little more than eight minutes after liftoff, B1069 will target a landing on the droneship, ‘A Shortfall of Gravitas.’ If successful, this will be the 114th touchdown for this vessel and the 465th booster landing to date.

The Starlink 10-23 mission will be SpaceX’s 57th Starlink launch of the year out of a total of 76 Falcon 9 flights. The company aims to launch 170 Falcon rockets by the end of 2025.

https://spaceflightnow.com/2025/06/21/live-coverage-spacex-to-launch-27-starlink-satellites-on-falcon-9-rocket-from-cape-canaveral-2/

https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=sl-10-23

The whole world needs to be transparent except for Israel and the US. Shitshow!

>>23220208

> toxic thin mints

Those are old school.

>>23220215

Nice coping skills there.

>>23220229

Defense Secretary Hegseth: ‘This Mission Was Not, Has Not Been About Regime Change’

Bradley Jaye22 Jun 2025

President Donald Trump desires a cessation of hostilities and a path towards peace following successful strikes Saturday that devastated Iran’s nuclear capabilities, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made clear Sunday.

The strikes to remove the threat of Iranian nuclear attacks on the U.S. or its allies followed Iran’s refusal to meaningfully pursue a peaceful resolution through diplomatic negotiation, which culminated in Israel launching a wide scale missile attack which decimated Iran’s missile defense.

Despite war hawks calling to continue operations until the Iranian regime is eliminated, Hegseth insisted the United States will pursue a path to peace now that the threat of Iranian nuclear attack has been eliminated.

Trump: Iran Nuke Sites ‘Completely Obliterated’

‘This mission was not, has not been about regime change,” Hegseth said Sunday morning in a briefing from the Pentagon alongside Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine. “The President authorized a precision operation to neutralize the threats to our national interests posed by the Iranian nuclear program and the collective self defense of our troops and our ally Israel.”

Hegseth told reporters “the battle damage assessment is ongoing” but “that all of our precision munitions struck where we wanted them to strike, and had the desired effect.”

With the strikes complete, a further weakened Iran has a renewed opportunity to come to the negotiating table and pursue stability in the Middle East.

“I can only confirm that there are both public and private messages being directly delivered to the Iranians in multiple channels, giving them every opportunity to come to the table,” Hegseth said.

“They understand precisely what the American position is, precisely what steps they can take to allow for peace, and we hope they do so.”

Acknowledging that “anything can happen in conflict,” Hegseth said “the scope of this was intentionally limited. That’s the message that we’re sending. With the capabilities of the American military nearly unlimited. So Iran, in that sense, has a choice, but we’ve made it very clear to them.”

“Now is the time to come forward for peace,” he added.

The overwhelming success of the strikes, which were carried out covertly to catch Iran by total surprise, should make clear to the Iranian regime that American military capability far outmatches their own, and that Trump’s promises to bring Iran to heel are not idle talk.

Trump to Iran: ‘There Are Many Targets Left’

“[The] scope and scale of what occurred last night would take the breath away of almost any American if you had an opportunity to watch it in real time,” Hegseth said. “And I think Tehran is certainly calculating the reality that planes flew from the middle of America in Missouri overnight, completely undetected over three of their most highly sensitive sites, and we were able to destroy nuclear capabilities, and our boys in those bombers are on their way home right now.”

“We believe that will have a clear psychological impact on how they view the future,” he continued, “and we certainly hope they take the path to negotiate peace. But I could not be more proud of how this building operated, of the precision, the sensitivity and the professionalism of the troops involved in this effort.”

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/06/22/defense-secretary-hegseth-this-mission-was-not-has-not-been-about-regime-change/

>>23220241

They are worried about you they want to swat you…

They keep now editing swat this way…

Wonder why…

>>23220229

>>23219539

>On the clock.

God bless you, ClockFag, and all ClockFags.

Y'all are amazing.

o7

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