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Dough

https://fullchan.net/?209195a76eb37cac#CHmRwSfU8bhBHRXnXWz7ftwQY8Rf9ctAvxuditFzHnjr

>>24001890

tyb

>>24001890

>>24001890

tyb

>>24001890

tyb

o7

What is the keystone?

The irrefutable proof of the collusion

>>24001905

>State Officials Hampered Efforts to Put Out First Fire

So they can blameClimate Changeand usurp more power for themselves.

>>24001890

TYB

>>24001890

tyb

>>24001890

>>24001860 lb

Also, helps Jews to "blend in"

?

Since only ethnicity binds them.

They can allign anywhere, with any philosophy, while still keeping a separate identity.

They can claim special privilege when required

or

claim "just one of everybody" no difference. should that be needed for the occasion.

A very simple design that does many things at once;

Variation on the "Pocahontas" ploy?

>>24001870

>>24001890

Why not just ID as "American"?

or "Patriot"

tyb

One Naton Under God!

>>24001916

Donald J. Trump / @realDonaldTrump 12/19/2025 11:43:27

ID: Not Available

Truth Social: 115747232618687626

The only reason our Unemployment ticked up to 4.5% is because we are reducing the Government Workforce by numbers that have never been seen before. 100% OF OUR NEW JOBS ARE IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR! I could reduce Unemployment to 2% overnight by just hiring people into the Federal Government, even though those Jobs are not necessary. I wish the Fake News would report the 4.5% correctly. What I am doing is the only way to, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/115747232618687626

>>24001917

To Aloe ?

>>24001890

thank you baker

>>24001921

>Netanyahu is calling for regime change to replace Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

CAN AGREE ABOUT THAT

>>24001926

>Its a beer,

Coors that didn't meet quality standards to wear the Coors label, so sold under "Keystone".

Time for a nice 1 hour session at the gym mi frens. Please keep me entertained, you never disappoint

SP stands for (S)wole (P)epe now

>>24001947

Who are you?

>>24001604 (pb)

>>24001918

>>24001890

Tyb

>>24001952

Whatever floats your boat, bitch. You just stick to your pathetic script that revolves around a single meme, a single set of initials, and a single anon. You're like Beyond Meat trying to imitate filet mignon.

>>24001956

Then I'll just have you show you a scary SP

>>24001965 (me)

gotta have that mole removed

>>24001890

>Dough

TYB

AWOL

NASA's Isaacman to Newsmax: Trump 'Making Nuclear Great in Space'

Thursday, 18 December 2025 09:09 PM EST

Jared Isaacman, the newly confirmed administrator of NASA, told Newsmax on Thursday about the agency's commitment to nuclear propulsion, deep space exploration, and science.

"The president is doing a fantastic job of making nuclear great in space again," Isaacman told "Rob Schmitt Tonight." "It's incorporated in his national space policy."

Isaacman explained the farther you get away from the sun, the less you can rely on it.

"When we go to the far side of the moon, or we send missions to Mars, we're going to need to be able to manufacture propellant for our spaceships in order to send them back home," Isaacman said.

"That's all going to rely on nuclear," Isaacman added. "Nuclear propulsion applications, it's how we take that next giant leap, and the president is already on top of it."

Isaacman said he understands criticism of the money NASA spends, but said, "we don't hit the pause button on progress."

"We still invest in building a brighter future that we want our children to grow up in, while also trying to solve for some of the real problems and hardships we have here on Earth," Isaacman said.

"When we focus on the ultimate high ground of space and try and unlock the secrets of the universe, it makes the planet better and inspires our kids to do even more."

Under President Donald Trump, NASA is committed to sending astronauts back to the moon, Isaacman said.

"America has had immense leadership in the high ground of space, from peaceful exploration towards our satellite constellations," Isaacman said.

"It's vitally important for scientific, economic, and national security reasons for the United States to get there first, establish that presence, and then we'll take the next giant leap and look towards Mars and beyond," Isaacman added.

"We just haven't been back [to the moon] in a really long time."

"But under President Trump's leadership, we're about to solve that problem," Isaacman continued. "American astronauts will return to the lunar environment on Artemis II in the very near future."

https://www.newsmax.com/newsmax-tv/jared-isaacman-nasa-donald-trump/2025/12/18/id/1238926/

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/trump-signs-sweeping-executive-order-aimed-at-ensuring-american-space-superiority

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/12/ensuring-american-space-superiority/

https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/12/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-launches-a-new-age-of-american-space-achievement/

>>24001968

Steak does sound guud. Thank you for the suggestion. Maybe with some mushrooms and onions and asparagus. Yum yum

CANT FIX IT

>>24001978

Note To The NASA Workforce From Administrator Jared Isaacman

December 18, 2025

this was distributed internally at NASA. “As a pilot, astronaut, and lifelong space enthusiast, I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to serve as your 15th NASA Administrator.

I’m humbled by the chance to work alongside you – the greatest scientific and engineering minds this nation has to offer.” More below

We’re the most respected and accomplished space agency in the world, with a multitude of historic, daring accomplishments.

Under President Trump’s leadership, we will turn the page and start a bold new chapter at NASA with a relentless focus on our mission:

America will lead in the ever-expanding high ground of space, and we will never come in second place.

We will accelerate existing plans to the greatest extent possible, return American astronauts to the Moon, and establish an enduring presence on the lunar surface.

We will ignite a thriving space economy to build a future that necessitates multiple space stations, a lunar base, and establish deep space capabilities to deliver on President Trump’s vision of American astronauts planting the Stars and Stripes on Mars.

NASA will become a force multiplier for science through building new partnerships with industry and academic institutions to increase the rate of world-changing discoveries.

There will be challenges. We face a great competitor determined to outpace our ambitions, and not always through the lens of peaceful exploration.

To succeed, we must concentrate all of our talent and resources on achieving the near-impossible – what no one else is capable of accomplishing.

We will embrace a culture of ownership, urgency, and smart risk-taking, because some risks, like reaching the worlds beyond our own, are worth taking.

We will liberate our brightest minds from needless bureaucracy and empower them to move fast and shock the world through discovery.

NASA was never meant to be the caretaker of history … but to make history.

I look forward to discussing this with all of you tomorrow at an agencywide town hall. More information on timing will be coming soon.

Thank you, and let’s get to work!

Boldly Forward,

Jared Isaacman

NASA Administrator

https://nasawatch.com/ask-the-administrator/note-to-the-nasa-workforce-from-administrator-jared-isaacman/

https://nasawatch.com/ask-the-administrator/isaacman-town-hall-open-or-closed/

>>24001987

You know why you imitate me and what I meme? Because it's better than everything that you ever used to before.

>>24001999

Anons are Q

Anons are faggots

>>24001925

Give Trump what he wants

BREAKING: The words "The Donald" appear at the John F. Kennedy Center

Follow @InsiderPaper for more news

The National Space Council is Dead Again

December 18, 2025

according to today’s Executive Order “The National Space Council is dead (again) per today’s Executive Order: “Sec. 4. Rescission.

(a) This order supersedes Executive Order 14056 of December 1, 2021 (The National Space Council), which is hereby revoked.”

(2021) – Executive Order 14056-The National Space Council

(2017) – NASA Statement on National Space Council: “I am pleased that President Trump has signed an executive order reestablishing the National Space Council.”

https://nasawatch.com/trumpspace/the-national-space-council-is-dead-again/

https://govinfo.gov/content/pkg/DCPD-202101015/html/DCPD-202101015.htm

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-statement-on-national-space-council/

>>24001965

Sounds "Completely Believable"….

JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS 🎄🇺🇸

Service members receive a Warrior Dividend bonus in recognition of their service to our nation.

“I already got a text from my son. He's active duty Air Force. He is the happiest guy in the world right now.”

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/2002059995052191845

https://justthenews.com/nation/crime/brown-university-shooting-suspect-allegedly-found-dead-self-inflicted-gunshot-wound

Brown University shooting suspect dies of self-inflicted gunshot, police also link him to MIT murder

This is going to be a hard sell…

Look at me everybody, I'm the best. I'm better than you. Me Me Me I I I.

>>24002006

See, you just proved my point. You think you're other people, you act like you're entire concepts. You need a rubber room, buddy. Notice no merchants being posted or hate against jews? Because you're completely focused on me right now. Later, bitch.

>>24002002

pedos keep posting the "boiler plate" images of children in distress.

We see you.

The children in those images were abused; retard.

Oh but that's on purpose

Keep doing it so we can ID you

>>24001890

Space Station Research Supports New FDA-Approved Cancer Therapy

Dec 18, 2025

NASA opens the International Space Station for scientists and researchers, inviting them to use the benefits of microgravity for private industry research, technology demonstrations, and more.

Today, half of the crew’s time aboard station is devoted to these aims, including medical research that addresses complex health challenges on Earth and prepares astronauts for future deep space missions.

Supported by knowledge gained from space station experiments, researchers at Merck Research Labs received approval in September from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for a new injectable version of a medication used to treat several types of early-stage cancers called pembrolizumab, also known by its brand name KEYTRUDA.

The development of the injectable formula has been supported by research efforts aboard the space station through the ISS National Laboratory, resulting in reduced treatment times while maintaining its efficacy.

Originally, the treatment was delivered during an in-office visit via infusion therapy into the patient’s veins, a process that could take up to two hours. Initial delivery improvements reduced infusion times to less than 30 minutes every three weeks.

The newly approved subcutaneous injectable form takes about one minute every three weeks, promising to reduce cost and significantly reduce treatment time for patients and healthcare providers.

Since 2014, Merck has flown crystal growth experiments to the space station to better understand how crystals form, including the monoclonal antibody used in this cancer treatment.

Monoclonal antibodies are lab-made proteins that help the body fight diseases. This research focused on producing crystalline suspensions that dissolve easily in liquid, making it possible to deliver the medication by injection.

In microgravity, the absence of gravity’s physical forces allows scientists to grow larger, more uniform, and higher-quality crystals than those grown in ground-based labs, advancing medication development and structural modeling.

Research aboard the space station has provided valuable insights into how gravity influences crystallization, helping to improve drug formulations.

The work of NASA and its partners aboard the space station improves lives on Earth, grows a commercial economy in low Earth orbit, and prepares for human exploration of the Moon and Mars.

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/station/iss-research/space-station-research-supports-new-fda-approved-cancer-therapy/

✅ CONFIRMED: 97 more of President Trump's nominees. The Senate has now confirmed 417 of his nominees since January — far outpacing Biden's first year.

https://truthsocial.com/@rapidresponse47/posts/115747290136930598

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>>24001925

>up to 4.5%

a hint? Close?

>>24002015

seems far-fetched.

They must've really boxed themselves in.

Low IQ Gladio; They always fuck up; but usually no one much is watching.

>>24002028

>>24001920

Still plenty of muhjoo'ing here. Funny how the shills stop muhjoo'ing then blame the stoppage of muhjoo'ing on you as a projection but fail because there's still muhjoo'ing going on yo

Fascinating

>>24002028

That’s been my experience……… sad

>>24002043

Spectacular sight captured over France is NASA Science Calendar Image of the Month

12/19/2025

NASA Science Calendar Image of the Month is a sprite over Château de Beynac, France. Sprites are short-lived. They last only a few milliseconds.

So, witnessing and capturing one is a big deal. Images of these transient events are helping scientists understand more about how and why they form.

Sprites fall under a larger category of events called Transient Luminous Events (TLEs). TLEs are brief but powerful light emissions generated by thunderstorms.

They occur above thunderstorms and are unlike the lightning we commonly see. Lightning usually occurs across clouds or from clouds to the ground.

Sprites, like the one seen above the Château de Beynac, are the most common TLEs.

However, they are not events you come across every day because of how high in the atmosphere they occur and how short-lived they are.

They occur at about 50 miles (80 kilometers) above the Earth’s surface and last only a few milliseconds.

Sprites are usually red or reddish-orange in color. Their elusive and unpredictable nature is similar to that of the fairies (called sprites) in European folklore.

This is the rationale for their name. Sprites have a distinctive appearance, but slight differences in their appearance differentiate them into three categories: jellyfish, column, and carrot sprites.

The other known TLEs include gigantic jets, blue jets, halos, and ELVEs (Emissions of Light and Very Low Frequency perturbations due to Electromagnetic Pulse Sources).

There is still a lot that is unknown about these events. Images like this one provide scientists with more data to work with in the study of TLEs.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Spectacular-sight-captured-over-France-is-NASA-Science-Calendar-Image-of-the-Month.1188926.0.html

God bless all Jewish Patriots WW

No "Q"

Just a syop by anons

That fuckin' idiot only has two modes: Seeking to destroy every person in an entire religious group in the world or trying to destroy a single anon on an image board. Pathetic flake.

Destroying shills and loving jews, it's what I do

>>24002044

>https://www.bitchute.com/video/oU6KAhKfXNg5/

>>24002070

Expedition 74 Advancing Space Health and AI Research on Station

December 18, 2025

The Expedition 74 crew’s research schedule was filled with biomedical duties and artificial intelligence on Thursday to promote crew health and spark innovation on and off the Earth.

Spacesuit tailoring and advanced science hardware maintenance rounded out the day for the seven residents aboard the International Space Station.

Flight Engineer Chris Williams of NASA began his day collecting his blood and urine samples, processing them, then stowing them in a science freezer for later analysis.

He also swapped out a sensor-packed Bio-Monitor vest and headband for a dry set and began a second day of health monitoring for the long-running CIPHER human research study.

Doctors will examine his biomedical samples after they are returned to Earth and analyze his downlinked heart and lung activity to understand how microgravity is affecting his body.

Roscosmos Flight Engineers Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev took turns testing a voice-based artificial intelligence system that records crew members vocally documenting their activities for more efficient reporting.

The cosmonauts also each spent an hour in a quiet portion of the station wearing noise-reducing headphones for a computerized hearing test and responding to pre-programmed tones.

Flight Engineer Kimiya Yui of JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) spent his shift working on a pair of scientific instruments supporting a variety of experiments ranging from biology to physics.

He started inside the Kibo laboratory module and set up a biology research imaging system that uses luminescence to observe tissues and genes in microgravity for deeper insights into disease mechanisms.

Next, he moved into the Destiny laboratory module and powered on the KERMIT fluorescence microscope to image flat liquid crystal films to help engineers design advanced screen displays for touchpads and instrumentation panels.

Station Commander Mike Fincke of NASA spent most of his day working on spacesuits in the Quest airlock. Fincke began his shift adjusting the length of the arms and legs on one spacesuit.

Next, Fincke practiced installing emergency jet packs on the spacesuits with assistance from Williams and Yui.

The jet pack, officially called Simplified Aid For EVA Rescue, or SAFER, is attached to the back of the spacesuit and enables a spacewalker to safely maneuver back to the station in the unlikely event they become untethered from the orbital outpost.

NASA Flight Engineer Zena Cardman worked primarily on computer and life support maintenance throughout Thursday.

Cardman first worked in the Columbus laboratory module setting up a laptop computer and adjusting its settings so it can run specialized science experiment software.

Afterward, she worked in the Tranquility module replacing atmospheric cleaning components that remove harmful contaminants from the air, such as ammonia, that can cause eye, skin, or respiratory irritation.

Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov worked throughout Thursday inside the station’s Roscosmos segment servicing a variety of life support equipment ensuring the orbital outpost operates in tip-tip shape.

Platonov spent the first half of his shift replacing atmospheric monitoring hardware in the Zvezda service module and filling a water processing assembly tank.

After lunchtime, the first-time space flyer cleaned the ventilation system inside the Nauka science module.

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/12/18/expedition-74-advancing-space-health-and-ai-research-on-station/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmBbcNTUkOg (Step Inside the International Space Station (POV Tour))

>>24002067

It appears the muhjoos never left. At least I can counteract all of it with overwhelming jew love

God bless all Jewish Patriots WW

>>24002053

>syop

>>24002033

>>24002076

SO CLOWN VAULT RIGHT NOW

>>24002075

Call me a Nazi but you never called me a lier

>>24002077

No better way to kill an hour of cardio at the gym than destroying shills with jew-love

>>24002072

>>24002087

>>24001890

Thank you Baker

It is quite the badge of honor to be targeted by deep state trannies.

>>24002075

It’s not the jews. Your neighbor steins has nothing to do with global banking cartel.

There are death cult members who want to take the world with them. They hide by calling them selves Jews. They manipulate the public so we see Jews doing shitting things. They are not. Then when the public gets pissed at innocent Jews the cabal springs into action claiming victim hood. Rinse and repeat

QRD

The cabal transfers sins to the Jewish people then the cabal sacrifices them

Do you think they do the dirty work? No

They manipulate the host nation to hate them by pretending to be them

Oh the Jews don’t help things along either….. mah nepotism

>Touch a Rothschild and revolutionary Jews utters his protest as it was a front to him self

Henry Ford

They are under the same manipulation. That’s why all the Nazi propaganda. It’s not to insult us but to scare the Jewish people.

>look your fellow countrymen hates you

>You don’t want to make America great again that doesn’t include you do you?

No way that guy did both brown and mit…

Patsy

Curiosity Blog, Sols 4743-4749: Polygons in the Hollow

Dec 18, 2025

Earth Planning Date: Friday, Dec. 12, 2025

The weekend drive starting from the “Nevado Sajama” drill site brought Curiosity back into the “Monte Grande” boxwork hollow.

We've been in this hollow before for the “Valle de la Luna” drill campaign, but now that the team has seen the results from both the “Valle de la Luna” and “Nevado Sajama” drilled samples, we've decided that there’s more work to do here.

Overall science goals here included analysis of the other well-exposed bedrock block in Monte Grande to improve our statistics on the composition of the bedrock in the hollows, and also high-resolution imaging and compositional analysis of portions of the walls of the hollow, other than those that had been covered during the Valle de la Luna campaign. These are part of a systematic mini-campaign to map a transect over the hollow-to-ridge structure from top to bottom at this site.

The post-drive imaging revealed a surprise — Valle de la Luna’s neighboring block was covered with polygons!

As it turned out, the rover's position during our previous visit for the Valle de la Luna drill campaign happened to have stood in the way of imaging of the polygonal features on this block so this was our first good look at them.

We have seen broadly similar polygonal patterns in various strata in Gale Crater before — recently in the layered sulfate units (for instance, during Sols 4532-4533 and Sols 4370-4371) but we hadn't seen them in the bottom of a boxwork hollow.

Interestingly, this block looks more rubbly in texture than many of the previously observed polygon-covered blocks.

We're interested in the relationship of the visibly protruding fracture-filling material here to fracture-filling materials seen in previous polygons, and also in the relationship of the polygonal surface on top to the more chaotic-appearing exposures lower on the block, and to the equivalent strata in the nearby wall of the hollow.

We therefore planned a super-sized MAHLI mosaic that will support three-dimensional modeling of the upper and lower exposed surfaces of the polygon-bearing block.

Several APXS and ChemCam LIBS observations targeted on the polygon centers and polygon ridges were also planned, to measure composition.

Meanwhile, Mastcam has been busy planning stereo images of the nearby hollow wall in addition to the various blocks on the hollow floor.

The hollow also included freshly exposed light-toned material from where the rover had driven over and scuffed some bedrock, so another APXS measurement and a ChemCam LIBS went to the scuffed patch to measure the fresh surface.

We'll be driving on Sol 4748. As we drive we'll be taking a MARDI “sidewalk” observation, to image the ground beneath the rover as we approach the wall for a closer view, and hopefully some contact science in next week's plans.

https://science.nasa.gov/blog/curiosity-blog-sols-4743-4749-polygons-in-the-hollow/

God I love Jewish girls and their big beautiful titties. Abby Shapiro I'm looking at joo

>>24002079

And Rob Reiners son really killed him? (Same time frame) he checks into a hotel then they find blood all in the shower? lol you check into a hotel covered with blood and no one questions it? (Never happened)

FYI, hotel is owned by the founder of BET. Black Entertainment Television.

Dense Fog over Northern India

Dec. 18, 2025

Dense fog can be seen over Northern India in this true color corrected reflectance image captured on Dec. 18, 2025, by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument aboard the Terra satellite.

The image shows the fog as a large patch of low white clouds across the region. The dense fog is expected to last the next few days and can cause near-zero visibility conditions, resulting in transportation issues across the region including road, railway, and air travel.

In the winter months, this area often encounters this type of dense fog, known as radiation fog. Radiation fog forms at night when there are cool ground temperatures, low wind speeds, and ample moisture in the air.

Visit Worldview to visualize near real-time imagery and historical imagery from NASA's Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS); find more imagery in our Worldview weekly image archive.

https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/news/worldview-image-archive/dense-fog-over-northern-india

https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/

SwordTruth

🚨🎵 BREAKING:

Erika Kirk's Debut Music Video Single has just dropped and it is straight fire! Below is the worldwide exclusive of her first Country Music song: 📺🚨

02:00

Dec 18, 2025, 11:02 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@brianference/posts/115744711544410651

>>24002096

If I wouldn't have mentioned the hole in your big lie, would you even have fired up that sockpuppet, bitch? Later, last place.

>>24002099

>>24002088

>>24002075

After 109 maybe a self reflection is in order? Nobody wants to be enslaved

>>24001969

>not a reason to avoid vaccines

>>24002113

>>24002093

Yes!

>>24002106

NASA Instrument Reveals New Ability to Gather Nighttime Light Data

December 18, 2025

NASA’s Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution instrument, or TEMPO, is known for measuring trace gases like nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and formaldehyde in the air we breathe. Now TEMPO has a new trick. It can see in the dark.

Since launching in 2023, TEMPO data has set a record at the Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) for most mission data downloads by users in a single year – more than 2 million gigabytes.

Located at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, ASDC provides mission data to the public. The TEMPO instrument requires daylight for its primary mission, collecting trace gases.

But researchers have been testing a new capability: using the instrument to observe nighttime lights.

Low-light spectroscopic observations of the Earth at night are providing researchers unique insights into the composition of nighttime lights and their effects on people’s daily lives.

City lights, nightglow, aurorae, moonlit clouds, gas flares, and lightning are all examples of what TEMPO can observe after the sun sets.

This additional capability is the topic of a study recently published in the American Geophysical Union’s Earth and Space Sciences Journal.

Researchers at Carr Astronautics Corporation collaborated with NASA and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, which oversees daily operations of the TEMPO instrument, to demonstrate the value in TEMPO’s nighttime light data.

The study’s findings have implications for energy usage and light pollution, specifically their impacts on wildlife and human health.

For example, TEMPO can help us understand a community’s levels of blue light, which is associated with the disruption of circadian rhythms.

Additionally, TEMPO’s newly discovered night-vision capabilities show potential for developing future operational sensors tailored to analyzing both city lights and moonlight for use in disaster monitoring and response at night, and weather forecasting.

https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/science-news/2025/12/18/nasa-instrument-reveals-new-ability-to-gather-nighttime-light-data/

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2024EA004157

>>24001988

I think they'll have to start calling me FP instead of SP

First Place

SP is Second Place

>>24002097

>No way that guy did both brown and mit…

Neves Valente and Loureiro - who is also Portuguese - previously attended the same academic program at a university in Portugal between 1995 and 2000.

Loureiro graduated from the physics program at Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal's premier engineering school, in 2000, according to his MIT faculty page.

The same year, Neves Valente was let go from a position at the Lisbon university, according to an archive of a termination notice from the school's then-president in February 2000.

Neves Valente studied at Brown on a student visa.

Brown University President Christina Paxson said Neves Valente was enrolled there as a graduate student studying physics from the fall of 2000 to the spring of 2001.

https://''www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15399135/homeless-reddit-user-john-brown-university-shooting.html'

>>24002107

Argument that Hitler is evil is because he killed 6M people

All of Europe 9.5M Jewish people lived. 6M were killed and 3.5M survived and collected reparations.

My question is how did Hitler round up all the Jewish people in Moscow Madrid and London?

When you did a little deeper 2.4M Jewish people suffered under Nazi germany control 3.8M collected reparations

Sadly 6M souls were lost

>>24001929

dooper's delight

smirking around the edges.

Check!

So much TVFakery

>>24002133

>>24001929

I wonder if I'll ever get tired of winning in first place all the time. Nope, probably not. I'd never get the opportunity to find out otherwise, unless I deliberately stopped winning. But I can't stop winning. I wake up brush my teeth winning and can't stop from there.

FP

First Place

>>24001929

>>24002135

>>24002133

>>24002140

>>24002138

>>24001929

>>24002135

>>24002133

This is why the Broadcast Networks need their licenses pulled.

full on GLADIO capture.

>>24001949

Fuckers have 20+ countries they can speak Spanish in yet they all just *have* to move here and do it here too.

Literally an invasive species. There's no other word for it.

>>24002144

God bless the jews my money is on Abby Shapiros tits

>>24002136

>this is bad

Yes

🚨 JUST IN: SIX MORE people have been charged in Minnesota after a Somali owned building was RAIDED in a massive industrial scale fraud scheme worth over $9 BILLION.

Let that number sink in.

Nine billion.

This is not petty crime.

This is organized looting.

There is now something called fraud tourism. People are told how easy it is to steal in Minnesota, so they move there and steal. And the state lets it happen.

Tim Walz should resign.

Immediately.

This didn’t happen overnight.

It happened because leaders looked the other way while taxpayers were robbed blind.

https://x.com/BarronTNews_/status/2002064720661028986?s=20

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/spherex/nasas-spherex-observatory-completes-first-cosmic-map-like-no-other/

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia26600-spherexs-first-all-sky-map

NASA’s SPHEREx Observatory Completes First Cosmic Map Like No Other

Dec 18, 2025

Launched in March, NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope has completed its first infrared map of the entire sky in 102 colors.

While not visible to the human eye, these 102 infrared wavelengths of light are prevalent in the cosmos, and observing the entire sky this way enables scientists to answer big questions, including how a dramatic event that occurred in the first billionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second after the big bang influenced the 3D distribution of hundreds of millions of galaxies in our universe.

In addition, scientists will use the data to study how galaxies have changed over the universe’s nearly 14 billion-year history and learn about the distribution of key ingredients for life in our own galaxy.

“It’s incredible how much information SPHEREx has collected in just six months — information that will be especially valuable when used alongside our other missions’ data to better understand our universe,” said Shawn Domagal-Goldman, director of the Astrophysics Division at NASA Headquarters in Washington.

“We essentially have 102 new maps of the entire sky, each one in a different wavelength and containing unique information about the objects it sees.

I think every astronomer is going to find something of value here, as NASA’s missions enable the world to answer fundamental questions about how the universe got its start, and how it changed to eventually create a home for us in it.”

Circling Earth about 14½ times a day, SPHEREx (which stands for Spectro-Photometer for the History of the Universe, Epoch of Reionization, and Ices Explorer) travels from north to south, passing over the poles.

Each day it takes about 3,600 images along one circular strip of the sky, and as the days pass and the planet moves around the Sun, SPHEREx’s field of view shifts as well.

After six months, the observatory has looked out into space in every direction, capturing the entire sky in 360 degrees.

Managed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California, the mission began mapping the sky in May and completed its first all-sky mosaic in December.

It will complete three additional all-sky scans during its two-year primary mission, and merging those maps together will increase the sensitivity of the measurements. The entire dataset is freely available to scientists and the public.

“SPHEREx is a mid-sized astrophysics mission delivering big science,” said JPL Director Dave Gallagher. “It’s a phenomenal example of how we turn bold ideas into reality, and in doing so, unlock enormous potential for discovery.”

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>>24002161

He said, Son can you play me a memory

I'm not really sure how it goes

But it's sad and it's sweet, and I knew it complete

When I wore a younger man's clothes…

Trumps been president 333 days now but not a one bad person done been arrested. mmm hmm

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>>24002104

>And Rob Reiners son really killed him? (Same time frame) he checks into a hotel then they find blood all in the shower? lol you check into a hotel covered with blood and no one questions it? (Never happened)

>FYI, hotel is owned by the founder of BET. Black Entertainment Television.

Todays Delta

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>>24001929

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>>24002133

This is why the Broadcast Networks need their licenses pulled.

full on GLADIO capture.>>24002146

They usually hire massively crappy actors. Except Of course, "Davie Jones Bowie" is an excellent actor

Todays Delta

>>24002106

Our cult/milop is growing so large.

Betelgeuse and the Crab Nebula: Stellar Death and Rebirth

Dec 19, 2025

What happens when a star dies? In 2019, Betelgeuse dimmed in brightness, sparking speculation that it may soon explode as a supernova.

While it likely won’t explode quite yet, we can preview its fate by observing the nearby Crab Nebula.

Betelgeuse is easy to find as the red-hued shoulder star of Orion. A variable star, Betelgeuse, usually competes with the brilliant blue-white

Rigel for the position of the brightest star in Orion. Betelgeuse is a young star, estimated to be a few million years old, but due to its giant size, it leads a fast and furious life.

This massive star, known as a supergiant, exhausted the hydrogen fuel in its core and began to fuse helium instead, which caused the outer layers of the star to cool and swell dramatically in size.

Betelgeuse is one of the few stars for which we have any detailed surface observations, due to its vast size – somewhere between the diameters of the orbits of Mars and Jupiter – and its relatively close distance of about 642 light-years.

Betelgeuse is also a “runaway star,” with its remarkable speed possibly triggered by a merger with a smaller companion star.

If that is the case, Betelgeuse may actually have millions of years left! So, Betelgeuse may not explode soon after all, or it might explode tomorrow! We have much more to learn about this intriguing star.

The Crab Nebula (M1) is relatively close to Betelgeuse in the sky, in the nearby constellation of Taurus.

Its ghostly, spidery gas clouds result from a massive explosion; a supernova observed by astronomers in 1054! A backyard telescope allows you to see some details.

Still, only advanced telescopes reveal the rapidly spinning neutron star found in its center: the last stellar remnant from that cataclysmic event.

These gas clouds were created during the giant star’s violent demise and expand ever outward to enrich the universe with heavy elements like silicon, iron, and nickel.

These element-rich clouds are like a cosmic fertilizer, making rocky planets like our own Earth possible. Supernovae also send out powerful shock waves that help trigger star formation.

In fact, if it weren’t for a long-ago supernova, our solar system – along with all of us – wouldn’t exist!

https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/skywatching/night-sky-network/betelgeuse-and-the-crab-nebula/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K3_uNPJ1D8

>>24002114

Todays delta

19 Ops underway!

Keir Starmer turns back to God through his son Jesus Christ.

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>>24002216

President Trump due to speak soon at 1pm approx EST

Let the Water Quality Information Flow with NASA STREAM

Dec. 19, 2025

When harmful algal blooms threaten public health or fish populations decline unexpectedly, water managers need answers fast.

NASA's Satellite-based analysis Tool for Rapid Evaluation of Aquatic environMents (STREAM) delivers answers by transforming satellite imagery into detailed water quality data across entire regions.

Traditional water quality monitoring often relies on field measurements that provide snapshots of conditions at specific locations and times.

STREAM revolutionizes this approach by leveraging high-resolution satellite imagery to deliver 20–30 meter resolution monitoring capabilities in near real-time.

This online data tool allows users to track indicators for assessing the health of water bodies by providing data on parameters including chlorophyll-a concentration, Secchi disk depth, and total suspended solids.

STREAM also offers historical data dating back to 2018 for select regions, enabling researchers and water managers to identify trends and assess long-term changes in aquatic environments.

In February 2025, NASA's Applied Remote Sensing Training program (ARSET) will offer a two-part live online training that guides participants through STREAM's capabilities, from web tool navigation to data discovery and download.

Guest instructors William Wainwright and Ryan O’Shea from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center will co-lead the sessions.

The no-cost training is open to the public and is recommended for water resource managers, public and private water utilities, natural resources conservation organizations, fisheries, and aquaculture organizations. Learn more about this training and how to register.

https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/news/let-water-quality-information-flow-nasa-stream

https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/learn/trainings/monitoring-water-quality-lakes-coastal-regions-using-stream

>>24002031

>Space Station Research

CONGRATS TO ALL!

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/2002074138203287777

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President Donald J. Trump just signed into law S. 1071, the "National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026."

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/2001800476778434585

Vati on a tare. kekek

triggered.

epstein files get released tonight by the republicans.

the focus on them.

the ones released by the democrats is to muddy the waters.

p.s do not ignore the dems release, watch for slight of hand and guilt by association and redactions giving their operatives talking points.