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Vast, interconnected networks of galactic plasma filaments are among the largest structures in the universe - and we are only beginning to understand them.
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A lunar eclipse over the pyramids of Egypt.
The Wands of Horus and Dr. Valery Uvarov on the significance of Pyramids and Pyramid Energy comes to mind.
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An incredible "gigantic jet" – an extremely-rare type of upper-atmospheric lightning – was photographed from the International Space Station on Friday morning.
This is the clearest photo we have EVER seen of a gigantic jet from above.
Nichole Rhea Ayers is a major in the U.S. Air Force and a NASA astronaut. She launched to the International Space Station as a pilot of the SpaceX Crew-10 mission on March 14, and will be returning to Earth soon.
On Thursday morning, July3, she captured an unbelievable photo of an ultra-rare GIANT JET. The International Space Station was over Mexico and the southern U.S. at the time.
It looks like the instigating thunderstorm was happening somewhere near Sabinas in Coahuila, Mexico around 1:30 a.m. Central time Thursday.
Gigantic jets are a subset of “blue jets,” which themselves are a type of TLE — or transient luminous event, often referred to as “upper-atmospheric lightning.” There are different types of TLEs, including red “sprites,” green “elves” and blue jets.
Blue jets are the rarest. Elves and sprites occur high above thunderstorms, but jets bridge a key gap between a thunderstorm and the stratosphere high above. Sometimes they even reach up to the base of the mesosphere — the height at which meteors burn up!
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If Earth’s economy stresses you out, wait until you learn about interplanetary economics. Tariffs? Trade wars? Try terraforming inflation, asteroid taxation and black markets for sunlight.
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Extend your senses and be amazed: My surveillance cameras with AI anomaly detection are paying off. Caught a meteor on camera last night.
My surveillance cameras with AI anomaly detection flagged this at 2:37 AM last night. It couldn’t classify it. What is it?
"Extend your senses and be amazed." That’s the theme of this experiment—turning cheap cameras and off-the-shelf ML models into a DIY surveillance network. The barrier to entry? Lower than ever. The possibilities? Endless. Want to see how it’s done? 👀
