2 MAJOR launches coming next week.
Artemis 2 on April 1st
https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/116
Then early april
Starship flight 12! With starship v3.0 for the first time.
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Yes, Hawkins said, “black holes can eventually “evaporate” over vast amounts of time,” ie burn themselves out.
like the more and more we find out the more they blow my mind.
And how we are proving more and more theories from Einstein Openhimer Finkkestein etc
Yes hawking two. But he went to more depth.
Its almost like stars going to red giants and white dwarfs etc. but for blackholes.
a blackhole has to keep gathering material to survive. But cant gather them too fast or the radiation will be strong enough to push the material away.
what happens when a blackhole dies tho? When it burns itself out? Does it go supernova?
Hawkins said evaporate into nothingness but thats not possible. Matter can be destroyed.
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Unless what im ready is saying that the blackhole simply breaks down all of its matter into sub atomic particles for radiation. And will eventually just break it all down. Nothing left. Because even a blackhole thats super small, will still be so dense it will still burn out.
Ie the amsterdam experiment.
Which THANK GOD the math was verified,
Because if they were wrong. And the lab grown blackhole kept growing……
Like the atomic bomb testing. “Theres a non 0 chance that the bomb will cause an infinite chain reaction lighting the atmosphere on fire”
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Sabine is becoming quite the iconoclast in the physics universe. But if she’s right here, this is a revolutionary answer to the Fermi paradox. And much more.
I do believe that not only are “they” out there, they are already here.
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Yeah, I’m all about science, but I think we should stay away from conjuring black holes. Just seems like a lot that could go wrong very quickly.
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I kind of have a thought that we are the ones from out there, hitchhiking on an asteroid. panspermia, which is a creepy name for a porno.
What my sci fi brain likes is the water bear, and how it’s actually an alien while we are ‘home grown’ just because it’s so funky and can survive ridiculously harsh conditions (like space) for a period of time.
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I have told my UFO story here multiple times and won’t repeat it. You start to gaslight yourself after receiving skeptical feedback (which is totally understandable). Either what I saw what us from the future, or alien visitors, I have no idea. But I saw what I saw clear as ■■■■. Stone cold sober. We are not alone.
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And thank the good lord, because honestly this world is being ruled by greedy and malevolent grifters and ■■■■■■■ retards.
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WE are the aliens
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As an aside, I worked as an extra in a scene once with Tommy Lee Jones where I had to physically run into him in a scene. Didn’t make the movie. Double Jeopardy. Crap film but was fun to do the work.
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thankful I took the time to watch that.
yuuuup!
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OK this is very, very cool.
Germany has officially opened the world’s largest green hydrogen pipeline, replacing natural gas across five European nations with zero carbon emissions.
Stretching over 4,000 kilometers across Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands, and Austria, this extraordinary infrastructure project represents the single most ambitious clean energy transition in European history. The pipeline carries pure green hydrogen produced exclusively from surplus renewable wind and solar energy, delivering it directly to industrial facilities, power stations, and heating networks that previously depended entirely on polluting natural gas. Engineers designed the system to repurpose existing natural gas infrastructure, dramatically reducing construction costs while accelerating the transition timeline by decades.
This monumental network eliminates approximately 120 million tons of carbon emissions annually, equivalent to permanently removing 26 million cars from European roads. For energy-intensive industries like steel production, chemical manufacturing, and heavy transport — sectors notoriously difficult to electrify directly — green hydrogen now offers a clean, reliable, and economically viable alternative. Germany’s visionary investment proves that decarbonizing entire industrial economies is not a distant dream but an engineered reality actively reshaping how Europe powers its civilization today.
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Same kind of thing happened to me. I had to have simulated sex with Margot Robbie, but it ended up in the editing room trash can. Just messing with you dude. Pretty cool.
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The United States is being left behind. Meanwhile, we spend trillions of dollars and thousands of lives trying to go backward to oil as the sole provider of our energy.
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It was fun. I was living in Vancouver and they shoot a lot of movies there. I signed up with an extra casting company and made a nice part time income from it.
That particular gig was hilarious to someone who was an outsider in the movie-making business. So, they have these huge booms that produce rain for scenes that require it. And this scene was Tommy running down a crowded street (supposed to be New Orleans) chasing after Ashley Judd. But none of the takes were working and TLJ was getting pissed standing in the cold rain for a couple of hours. The main problem for the scene was that he was supposed to be fighting his way through a crowd and all of the other extras were just getting out the way or letting him pass by unmolested. So the next take I got I stepped right into him and knocked him back, lol.
I got some nice paychecks from X Files and some other shows. It’s crazy how much money they throw at these things.
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Will probably be hijacked to power data centers. Yay.
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https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1J1f5g1Crg/
The James Webb Space Telescope has uncovered something truly extraordinary — a galaxy called JADES-GS-z14-0, born just 300 million years after the Big Bang, already rich in oxygen and heavy elements.
This remarkable discovery highlights how rapidly the early universe evolved. Scientists had long believed that heavy elements required much more time to form, but this galaxy suggests that multiple generations of stars formed, lived, and died in an incredibly short cosmic timespan, enriching their surroundings far earlier than expected.
Even more fascinating, this ancient galaxy appears larger, brighter, and more developed than traditional models predicted offering new clues that the early universe was far more dynamic, energetic, and complex than previously imagined. It paints a picture of a cosmos that was already bustling with activity, star formation, and chemical evolution at a very young age.
Sources: NASA, ESA, peer-reviewed findings from the JADES (JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey) collaboration.
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…after the one, the only Big Bang. Another one would be one too many. But what do I know?..
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