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In out the breaths flow
Evolve shift grow and now pray
Where will your soul go
#HaikuPoetrySlam #ItsHappening #SpaceWeather
forgot link: https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/solar-activity.html
Speaking of shapeshifters.
Children, biopolymeres are used by some to 'shapeshift' who are incapable and need 'planetary' assistance. Children used as more pure than older more toxic/vaxxed humans.
What we know about the innumerable planets outside of our solar system
https://thenextweb.com/news/what-we-know-innumerable-planets-outside-of-our-solar-system-syndication
And why scientists now think that every star has at least one planet.
This is a question that human beings have wondered about for thousands of years.
Here’s how the ancient Greek mathematician Metrodorus (400-350 B.C.) put it: A universe where Earth is “the only world,” he said, is about as believable as a “large field containing a single stalk.”
About 2,000 years later, in the 16th century, the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno suggested something similar.
“Countless suns and countless earths” existed elsewhere, he said, all rotating “round their suns in exactly the same way as the planets of our system.”
Scientists now know that both Metrodorus and Bruno were essentially correct. Today, astronomers like me are still exploring this question, using new tools.
The exoplanets
There is now evidence that demonstrates the existence of “exoplanets” – that is, planets orbiting stars other than our Sun.
That evidence is based on the discoveries made by the Kepler space telescope, launched by NASA in 2009.
For four years, the telescope stared continuously at a single region of space within the constellation Cygnus.
Looking from Earth, it’s an area that takes up less than 1% of your view of the sky.
Major news sites serve porn after vid.me domain takeover
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/technology/major-news-sites-serve-porn-after-vidme-domain-takeover/
Major news sites including The Washington Post, New York Magazine, and HuffPost, saw their stories now displaying porn videos instead of the once-embedded intended ones.
The fiasco happened as prominent websites relied on the domain vid.me to embed streaming videos in their articles.
The vid.me domain has been defunct for about four years and has had its ownership transferred over time to different parties.