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>>24832360

Because here are new eyes, too! And maybe they are not on twatter! Any other questions?

>>24832379

A rare carbonaceous chondrite

When scientists examined the rocks, they determined that they belonged to one of two known types of primitive meteorites called CM-type carbonaceous chondrites, where the letter "M" refers to the Mighei meteorite that fell in Ukraine in 1889.

According to paper co-author Mike Zolensky, a meteoriticist at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, analysis of the Hillsborough meteorite found fragments that were more extensively altered by water on the meteorite's parent asteroid than is typically seen in CM2 carbonaceous chondrites.

The analysis classified the specimen as a CM1/2 carbonaceous chondrite, an intermediate classification between petrographic types CM1 and CM2.

Hillsborough is the 22nd observed CM-type meteorite fall, but only the second witnessed fall of a CM1/2 carbonaceous chondrite, following the Kolang meteorite that fell in North Sumatra, Indonesia, in 2020.

All others are CM2 types. No CM1-type falls have been witnessed. "Thanks to the homeowner's quick reaction, these are the most pristine CM1/2 meteorites we know of," said Jenniskens.

Clues from ancient briny fluids

Another prominent primitive type of carbonaceous chondrite is called CI, with the "I" referring to the meteorite Ivuna, which fell in Tanzania in 1938.

Samples of this type were brought back in pristine condition from asteroid Ryugu by JAXA's Hayabusa2 mission and from asteroid Bennu by NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission.

They were found to contain ample evidence of the influence of briny fluids from just below the surface of their parent asteroid.

Zolensky and colleague JangMi Han found small salt-rich CM1 fragments within the Hillsborough meteorite, suggesting they originated from a near-surface region of the parent asteroid where liquid water evaporated and concentrated salts.

They are now working to identify the salt minerals for comparison with similar phases found among samples returned to Earth from asteroids Ryugu and Bennu.

The high concentration of salt in briny fluids can potentially create molecules crucial to life on Earth. Brines allow phosphate to remain in solution and can catalyze chemical reactions between organics and precipitate minerals.

"Isotope studies of carbon and nitrogen suggest that primitive carbonaceous chondrites, including CM types, delivered organic matter to the early Earth," said cosmochemist Queenie Chan of Royal Holloway University of London, England, and biogeochemist Nana Ogawa of the Biogeochemistry Research Center at the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology.

"The Hillsborough meteorite contained 1.8% by weight of carbon and 0.07% of nitrogen, and had carbon and nitrogen isotopes typical for CM-type meteorites."

Organic chemistry shaped inside the parent body

The meteorite contained a wide variety of soluble organic compounds, and its compositional range confirms that the Hillsborough meteorite was more altered by water than most other CM-type meteorites.

"A high fraction of compounds were the product of organic chemistry with minerals," said organic mass spectrometry specialist Phil Schmitt-Kopplin of Technical University Munich.

"We do not know if these magnesium organic compounds were contributed by brine chemistry or were simply left over from earlier impact shock processes."

In living organisms, organometallic compounds are found in blood and used in photosynthesis. Among the soluble organic compounds were many amino acids, similar to those found in more moderately altered CM2 chondrites.

Astrobiologist Danny Glavin of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, and his team in Goddard's Astrobiology Analytical Lab concluded that the delivery of amino acids, carboxylic acids and other soluble organic molecules by CM-type bodies may have contributed to the prebiotic organic inventory that preceded the emergence of life on Earth.

Their analysis suggests the complex distribution of amino acids observed in the Hillsborough meteorite formed within the parent body, likely assisted by brine fluid chemistry.

A museum home for the fragments

Some of the meteorite fragments will be curated at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

"We are thrilled that nature delivered such a precious asteroid sample on our doorstep," said curator Denton Ebel.

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Is tonight's speech a good test for "the plan" as if the deep state causes harm and tries to distract then Trumps message was for the people.

No lash out by deep state and Trump's speech is a threat, warning, or deal for the deep state?

We can hope it is finally our turn to benefit.

fuck

anon gives

what is nominal rate to sell out and become one of them

>>24831771

he's talking at the comedian Bob Newhart on the left?

>>24832381

What,.. is your favorite color?

>>24832387

ooger green

booger

It’s

The

Fucken

Jeets

majority owned by American companies,

thats the problem now

>>24832391

Why?

Americans trust in MSM is at all time high right now. They’ve done a swell job.

>>24831771

>>24832385

Bob's taking notes for his psychological evaluation

>this friday is mirror 17

>>24827920 PB

>7/17

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>>24831643

>>24832297

not notable

Groks been guard-railed

>>24832395

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>>24832409

Grok has been questioned further, it’s asking for focused research to find the link between vaccines and autism

Senior defense officials looking at Cuba military options. 1/3

July 16, 2026

Washington — As the U.S.-Iran war restarts following the collapse of the weeks-long ceasefire,senior Pentagon officials are also quietly eyeing another flashpoint much closer to home: Cuba.

Military planners have in recent weeks examineda range of options for possible action against the island, including an Army-led air assault involving thousands of U.S. soldiers to be carried out by the 101st Airborne Division,the only unit trained for such a task, according to multiple U.S. officials with knowledge of the discussions.

The officials, who spoke to CBS News under condition of anonymity to discuss national security matters,stressed that the briefings are not an indicationthat President Trump or the Pentagon have decided to carry out an operation.

Any operation against Cuba would confront the Pentagon with a significant problem because much of the U.S. military's attention and some of its most valuable offensive capabilities are already committed elsewhere. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has emphasized that the U.S. prefers a diplomatic option for a transition to a new government led by technocrats and willing to make economic reforms. That process has stalled, despite tightening financial pressure around the Cuban military and its conglomerate GAESA, the sprawling, military-controlled holding company which the United States refers to as an $18 billion trust fund. In a July 11 statement, Rubio said that so far, the regime and its "corrupt elites" continue to refuse reform, instead "perpetuating their total control" and adherence to a "morally bankrupt Marxist ideology."

The State Department announced that it has alsotightened the financial vice around Cuba's state-owned entitiesthat "funnel revenue to the regime and paramilitary forces" that repress the Cuban people, including rapid response brigades.

Late last month, the U.S. military held a concept-of-operations briefing to discuss early-stage military planning options for select missions that could be carried out, the officials said. Such briefings are routinely developed by the Defense Department and combatant commands for a range of contingencies that examine mission objectives, the number of troops needed, the sequence of events, logistical considerations and associated risks.

The Pentagon has shifted aircraft, intelligence assets and other resources from other geographical regions to the Middle East to sustain operations against Iran.Officials who spoke to CBS News said that shifting the focus toward Cuba isn't likely at the moment, given the restart of military operations against Iran last week.

Behind the scenes, the war withIran has exposed some friction between President Trump and Hegseth, an Army veteran and former Fox News host, according to sources familiar with the matter. While Mr. Trump has at times praised Hegseth and various military operations during his second term,he has privately expressed frustration with the progress of Operation Epic Fury, believing the administrationmissed an opportunity to avert a dragged-out conflictearlier this year by rejecting an Iranian proposal to limit its nuclear program, the officials said.

Two U.S. officials told CBS News thatHegseth urged a more confrontational approach to Iran, despite reservations voiced by Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, leaving the presidentincreasingly dissatisfiedas the military campaign has become more protracted and complicated than originally anticipated when the war began back in February.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cuba-military-options-pentagon/

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>>24831654 Officials asked to turn over phones at the White House as Wiles, Patel lead intensifying leak probe

>>24831661 The mRNA-based Covid "vaccines" designed intentionally to harm, maim and kill, and to reduce human fertility.

>>24831697 A congressman can "fabricate and essentially lie

>>24831720 9:10 AM EDT Secretary Marco Rubio delivers opening remarks

>>24831714 PF It appears we have launched a spy balloon ( >>24831773 )

>>24831725 The Nomination of the Honorable Todd Blanche to be Attorney General of the United States: Day 2

>>24831750 Mitch McConnell's Wife Elaine Chao First Sighting Since Proof of Life Photo

>>24831790 10:00 AM EDT Senate Session

>>24831798 1:00 PM EDT Press Briefing by the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

>>24831804 President Trump will be making a Speech to the Nation on Thursday evening, at 9 P.M. Eastern

>>24831822 Swamp Today posted in End Bunker

>>24831830 Ahoy The Ship Show - 07/16/2026

>>24831882 PeteHegseth CARRY ON PATRIOTS

>>24831887 Massive Election Corruption Report Details 824 Findings Across 800 Pages of Search Warrants

>>24831898 Today in Q Post History we have - 02 Deltas and 02

>>24831968 .@SecRubio on Radical Left terrorism:

>>24831996 .@SecRubio: "Antifa militants and their comrades travel from across Europe and to the America

>>24832010 @StephenM: "Here in the United States, we have taken the necessary and essential action

>>24831917 WATCH LIVE: Todd Blanche faces Senate SCRUTINY over DOJ's future

>>24832150 Dan Bongino: Democrats are in REAL trouble

>>24832245 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

>>24832264 @StephenM speaks about the grave threat of Radical Left terrorism.

>>24832288 Secretary of State Marco Rubio Delivers Remarkable Speech on Resurgence of Political Terrorism

>>24832307 DoWCTO STAY LOCKED IN, HIGH-T WARRIORS

>>24832310 Pluto flyby mission wakes up after long sleep nearly 6 billion miles from Earth

>>24832330 NASA: No Limit to Solar Storm Severity | S0 News and G 2 tha M frens

>>24832337 The FDA has announced the recall of more than 735,000 packages of Pillsbury BREAD rolls #751

>>24832339 STEPHEN MILLER: "Left-wing terrorism always ends in bloodshed

>>24832343 1:00 PM EDT Press Briefing by the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

>>24832297 Genetic factors associated with increased immune responses in humans #Covid

>>24832379 Alien world chemistry found inside meteorite that struck New Jersey home

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BAKING FRESH

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Over the course of the U.S.-Israel-led war against Iran,Mr. Trump has been irritated by both Hegseth and Cainewhen they raised the limitations of military operations. Some in the Defense Department and on the interagency team have.also expressed frustration with Navy Adm. Brad Cooper, the commander of U.S. Central Command,grumbling that he oversoldwhat the military could accomplish against Iran, one of the sources said.

Anna Kelly, a White House spokeswoman, saidthe president "has been extraordinarily proud" of Hegseth and Cooper's leadership "throughout Operation Epic Fury, which completely destroyed Iran's ballistic missiles, production facilities, navy, air defenses, and more." She added that the recent U.S. strikes against Iran prove the U.S. "can attack anywhere, anytime, and Iran can do nothing about it."

Acting Pentagon press secretary Joel Valdez said,"We do not comment on hypothetical military operations," and added that the department also wouldn't comment on Hegseth's private conversations with Mr. Trump.

Cuba has presented new security challenges. CBS News previously reportedthat Cuba had acquired attack drones of unknown origin. During a June 10 visit to the U.S. Naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Hegseth indirectly acknowledged the possibility of a threat to that installation.

"It would be unwise for the government of Cuba to try to procure or get access to the types of weaponsthat could reach this base or the American homeland. They would be inviting the kind of confrontation not only do they not want, but they could not stand," he vowed.

Cuba and the U.S. have a longstanding dispute over the facility — after the 1959 Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro refused to cash the checks, claiming the lease, signed in 1903, is invalid.

Hegseth acknowledged the U.S. was presenting military options to Mr. Trump, but offered the possibility of a more peaceful relationship,saying the U.S. hopes to soon be "a friend of the leadership of the government of Cuba."

CBS News reported in May that U.S. intelligence officials have beenassessing how Cuba would respond to possible U.S. military action, as the Trump administration accused Havana of strengthening ties with Russia, China and Iran. The intelligence community's 2026annual threat assessment largely portrays Cuba as an enabling environment for larger geopolitical competitors, rather than as an independent strategic threat. Notably, the March assessment doesn't identify Cuba itself as possessing military capabilities that materially threaten the U.S. or describe Havana as an independent driver of instability.

In May, CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Havana for a rare meeting with senior Cuban officials, using the visit to deliver a message that the U.S. was prepared to expand economic and security engagement with Cuba if Havana "makes fundamental changes."

But Ratcliffe also brought along one of the operators who was involved in the U.S. mission to capture then-Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro in January, making a point ofintroducing the paramilitary leader to the Cubans as the one who had killed their people in Venezuela, several people familiar with the trip told CBS News.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cuba-military-options-pentagon/

>>24832380

Covid was an AXIS Powers Attack(Vatican) just like Adolf Hitler, the Vatican has used Vaccines in it's war on Non Roman Catholic Christians since 1822.

>>24832377

>anon is turning down 6 figure salary offers to build this shit

Trump, family, and friends are profiting off of the destruction of privacy and freedom and building the prison the children will grow up in, so join them.

Electricians making as much as 250k a year.

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Days after the visit, the Justice Department indicted 95-year-old former leader Raul Castro and five others on charges dating back to the 1996 shootdown of two U.S. planes. That indictment has led to speculation that Castro would be arrested in an operation similar to the snatch and grab of Maduro. Multiple sources told CBS Newsthat the preference would be for the Castro family to depart the island of their own accord, and nodded to the Trump administration's meetings with Castro's grandnephew Raulito.

The administration's confrontation with Cuba did not emerge overnight.Over the past 18 months, the White House has steadily dismantled the limited engagement pursuedunder former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama and replaced it with a campaign of economic, diplomatic and legal pressure that has isolated Havana and deprived its security apparatus of revenue in an effort to force political change.

Cuba policy since Trump's return to office

Hours after returning to office in January 2025,Mr. Trump reversed one of Biden's final foreign policy decisions by restoring Cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism, a move that again restricted Cuba's access to international finance and signaled a return to the "maximum pressure" strategy of Mr. Trump's first term.

The Trump administration expanded that approach whenRubio reinstated restrictions on business transactions with Cuba's military-controlled conglomerate, GAESA, arguing that the armed forces—not Cuba's private sector—control much of the island's hard-currency economy. Weeks later, the State Department broadened visa restrictions targeting Cuba's overseas medical missions, accusing Havana of exploiting doctors and nurses through a state-run labor export system that Cuban officials insist is voluntary.

Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio told The Associated Press in June that theTrump administration was trying to discredit thousands of Cuban doctors working around the world while also cutting off a critical source of income to the island country.

Despite rising tensions, limited cooperation continued,including Cuba's acceptance of U.S. deportation flights under existing migration agreements. By mid-2025, the Trump administration formalized its approach through a new National Security Presidential Memorandum that expanded restrictions on travel, remittances and financial transactions, while strengthening enforcement of the embargo.

The campaign escalated further earlier this year whenMr. Trump declared Cuba an "unusual and extraordinary threat" and extended sanctions to foreign governments and companies supplying the island with oil. Additional actions included sanctions on senior Cuban officials, and penalties targeting Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and other top figures.

These measures coincided with a worsening economic crisis in Cuba, marked by fuel shortages, blackouts and protests. Cuban officials blamed U.S. sanctions,while the Trump administration pointed to internal mismanagement.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cuba-military-options-pentagon/

it's not funny

Duh

>>24832419

last offer was

sit at home

part time

proof read and trouble shoot blue prints

80 bucks an hour

#30321 >>24831643

FRESH WWG1WGA

Q Research General #30322: Strong Bodies Build Confidence II Edition

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>>24832428

LOCK AND LOAD

The exploding diharrea story got me thinking that this could be a nationwide concerted effort by the pharmakia industrial complex to push sickness/illness/injury on citizens.

I have noticed another ailment that might fall into this category.

Neck pain. Recently I have noticed many stories with people having persistent neck pain. Friends, relatives, celebrities, athletes, etc. I have had it for about 3 months, so my ears have been tuned to picking up stories about it I guess.

Sean Hannity mentioned yesterday he took a whole week off because his neck was hurting.

Anyone else have neck pain that won't go away?

>>24832377

The Chinese fear our Data Centers so much they are paying for this narrative.