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Mendalla said:
So I was delighted and heartened when this video went up today. TLDR: She's baaaaaack!
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413,639 views Mar 3, 2026 and over 134,000 likes already.

Science needs to figure out how to harness her indomitable spirit.
 
Then the additional material on dim galaxies and indication of black matter ... not to be taken personally ... but just as continuing mystery ... the anonymous psyche continues ad Infinium ... you can comment but nothing is for sure until it all adds up ... at a future event! Beyond yah ... thou art present ... right? Then like that famous Blue' Song ... steles away with all you gathered ...

If nothing else makes for a great heap, mound, or semitic tell ... the implications in a flat earth are severe ... St Edgematic (stigma) for sure with those that don't notice anything ... take notes be sharp!

Some only think they are sharp when observation in the surrounding indicates difference in opinions ... some emotional ... some factual and fractal ... busted up ... po' ethics? Poor eiterations ...
 
Abstract: Ghost Particles ... sure to raise Ire among those well grounded in pious functions that will not accept such penetrating change!

Falls right in with a discussion with my optician yesterday and how Phyto hos degrade ... these may be found in the construct of particular ligands ... limbic structures? Is this a odd essence?

"Don't ask" is the indication of great paranoia ... fear of ghosting particulars? One has to get outside to look at this phenomena ... thus OBI's! Said to be a knob abound those taking a stone to hammer it down ...
 
Why are our teeth so sensitive when damaged or even just exposed to things like cold? That question turns into an explanation of just where teeth came from in the first place in the latest video from PBS Eons. And it was quite a journey from the first dentine-based fish body armour to teeth as we know them today.

 
Mendalla said:
Why are our teeth so sensitive when damaged or even just exposed to things like cold? That question turns into an explanation of just where teeth came from in the first place in the latest video from PBS Eons. And it was quite a journey from the first dentine-based fish body armour to teeth as we know them today.

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And somewhere in there adenoids, tonsils and adenoma that can affect the autonomous system (a dull field that we are not much aware of). It requires complex connections of multiple ganglia ... often rejected and executed to dispose of ... like any glowing individual!

Folk generally do not like to hear of this nonsense (or so they conclude as thought) then the thought returns in a snit ...

Ain't that a stinker?
 
More people poking holes in the baseline that forms horizon events and vanishing points ... often rubbed in as unguents under another name and claiming non-metaphorical content so probably something other! Push the hole thing far enough and your out the other side ... an opposite o just-as opposing appearance? Verbal abuse????
 
In the English spin the verb is usually the middle part that separates the 1st from the 3rd and perhaps interfering with forth, or 4's if you wish ...

People get really cranked if you speak of quintessence ... just before 6's arriving on that ladies head ... count the extensions ... mind the great fours ...
 
ninj said:
Poking at volcanos
Iceland has really interesting plans for geothermal R&D

Volcano power: Icelandic scientist plan to drill down to magma Volcano power: Icelandic scientist plan to drill down to magma
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While reading the article, I thought non-stop of Pele, and the proper way to treat her
Youre Welcome Maui GIF



 
ninj said:
While reading the article, I thought non-stop of Pele, and the proper way to treat her
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She is a wonderful lady, that Pele. I just missed her home crater's latest flare-up (Kilauea blew just 12 or so hours before I was there) but even seeing the crater and the effects was awesome. The park was just covered in tephra (small stones of hardened lava).

FYI, if people haven't heard, there is a new undersea volcano off the East coast of Hawaii (aka the Big Island) that could one day be a new island or a major extension of the Big Island.
 
Mendalla said:
She is a wonderful lady, that Pele. I just missed her home crater's latest flare-up (Kilauea blew just 12 or so hours before I was there) but even seeing the crater and the effects was awesome. The park was just covered in tephra (small stones of hardened lava).

FYI, if people haven't heard, there is a new undersea volcano off the East coast of Hawaii (aka the Big Island) that could one day be a new island or a major extension of the Big Island.
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Imagine extending an isolated bit ... doth dirt thus grow? Tis a word on GEO ... sometimes logical ... often not considering the emotional forces entertained there ... much spin TU wit ...
 
New research turned up something unexpected: A massive octopus living in the Cretaceous. The assumption for a long time has been that the proliferation of large vertebrate predators in that era (mosasaurs, pleisiosaurs, ichthyosaurs) was the reason we had not found any large invertebrate predators. They had simply been outcompeted. But now, we have an octopus that's not only the largest mollusc ever, beating the modern giant squid, but may have been the largest predator of its time. Oh, and, like modern octopuses, they were probably fairly intelligent, too.

The evidence? Their beaks. While most of an octopus is soft tissue that won't fossilize (unlike some other ancient cephalopods like ammonites that had shells), their beak does.

Here's a good pop sci story on the finding by Ben Thomas of 7 Days of Science. Interestingly, he mentions that some of the octopus beaks were found on Vancouver Island. Hadn't seen that Canadian angle before.

 
it looks like Physics is part of systemic oppression :LOL:


(science is fun. that's why i have hope for yec and flat earthers -- they have to learn some science to learn their particular beliefs...)
 
im glad to hear they didn't eat them

(S my old ex Soviet friend told me of hungry scientists who would find a preserved mammoth body in the permafrost and they would eat it lol )
 
There is so much brane fued out there to nibble on ... and so many afraid of what they'll come to with such ingestion ... paranoia as extracted from not knowing Noel or better's ... quantum dimensions that are spontaneously aroused ... spikes in the delinquent parts?

Billy Graham is said to favour the hymn "I come" and so the come down in historical logging ... of the best and worst of it! I just hope to get through it ...

From my very beginning folk tearing a strip off ... and then complaining about dis integration ... leads to polkas and fiddlers breakdowns ... some squeeze boxes may be involved ... accordingly!
 
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