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“Florida will have a trillion dollar real estate market collapse.”
This is what famed remote viewer Stephan Schwartz said, after leading an army of 4000+ remote viewers to ‘see’ what America would be like in 2050.
He said most of the southern part of the state would be underwater.
Insurance companies would first raise rates to unaffordable levels…then leave the state altogether.
Then there would be a major migration out of the state, with millions moving to surrounding areas away from the coast.
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Ramp up the pressure on Andy Burnham: weownit.org.uk/StopTheBailou…
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AFTER YEARS OF DROUGHT, IRAN’S SKIES OPEN. COINCIDENCE OR CLIMATE WAR?
For decades, much of Iran has faced severe drought, dry farmland, and shrinking water supplies. Now, areas that struggled for generations are seeing rain and snow at levels not recorded in more than 60 years.
The timing has raised questions. The shift followed a strike on a UAE weather-modification and cloud-seeding facility. If the region has technology that can influence precipitation, who controls it, and how has it been used?
Was this simply a natural weather cycle turning in Iran’s favor? Or was outside interference involved all along?
Were the U.S., Israel, and other adversaries using weather technology to block rain and snow, deepen Iran’s drought, and pressure its people?
The rain returned. The questions have not.
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"Al río que todo lo arranca lo llaman violento, pero nadie llama violento al lecho que lo oprime".
El poeta alemán Bertolt Brecht, sobre la hipocresía cuando se habla de la violencia del oprimido pero no de la opresión diaria del sistema capitalista.
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🇦🇷 Holy hell, Iguazú Falls in South America has turned into an absolute MONSTER.
Authorities in Argentina were forced to SHUT DOWN tourist access after torrential rains sent the Iguazú River surging to more than 12,000 CUBIC METERS of water per second.
That's nearly NINE TIMES its normal flow, crashing through one of the world's most spectacular waterfall systems on the border of Argentina and Brazil 🤯
Mother Nature is going absolutely INSANE
Writer: Sol
SmartWaterEngineering retweeted
1500ft Alaska megatsunami from a 64M m³ landslide second biggest wave ever recorded.
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The ICC strongly rejects US sanctions against the institution:
🎥 Video Statement by the President of the #ICC, Tomoko Akane
Learn more ➡️ icc-cpi.pulse.ly/kyrbe2l43a
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“I don’t believe it until I hear it from you!”
Listen to an exclusive call with our newest peace laureate Navi Pillay.
Pillay couldn't believe that she had been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. Kristian Berg Harpviken, Director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute, was happy to confirm that the news was true.
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@NaturePhysics paper is now out!
We find that defect creation & annihilation in bacteria and cells collectives spontaneously break mirror symmetry—unpredicted by active nematic theory.
#ActiveMatter #LivingMatter #cellnematics #SwarmingBacteria @bengurionu
@unige_en @ubarilan
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ALT Nematic order with +½ “comet” and –½ “tripod” defects
To be a good fisherman you need know how fish think and act. This in turn requires a good knowledge of flow dynamics and how this affects the energy exerted by fish to move along water!
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If you have not heard this news story, it is pretty big in the chemistry world. Being able to break down polyethylene cheaply is a big deal. It makes waste plastic more valuable, which makes it less likely people will just throw it into rivers where it flushes into the oceans.
Polyethylene contains approximately 46 megajoules of chemical energy per kilogram (about ten times the energy content of TNT by mass) stored stably in its carbon-hydrogen bonds rather than as explosive potential.
The Oak Ridge molten-salt process announced this week is essentially an engineered way to release that energy as liquid fuel rather than letting it sit in a landfill.
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Distinct roles, one shared direction on water.
Speaking at “United for Water: A Call for Collective Action” during #UNGA81, H.E. Dr. Fahad Balghunaim, Head of the Founding Team of GWO, described the Organization as a permanent forum for governments to set common priorities, and invited Member States and institutions across the water community to join the effort.
#UnitedForWater
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A little water can hold grains together. But how do these aggregates behave in a turbulent flow? @JooyParkfluids has prepared a nice video to illustrate this work (with @ramrajesh97 and @ramsudhirsharma): youtube.com/watch?v=NffZWU3y… @UMDResearch
@apsfluiddynamic @UCSBengineering
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Just published today in @JFluidMech! What happens when a disk moves toward or away from a granular bed? With colleagues at @FAST_Orsay, we show how squeeze and suction flows, together with vortex rings, trigger erosion.
doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2026.115… @UMDResearch
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3D printing meets fluid mechanics! Thrilled to see our Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics article on direct-ink writing featured by @UTKnoxville. With Brett Compton & Tyler Ray: tickle.utk.edu/mae/news/comp… @AnnualReviews @umdme @ClarkSchool @UMDResearch
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Our new paper, led by @ramsudhirsharma (with Alexandre Leonelli, Kevin Zhao, Eckart Meiburg), has been published in PRL. We revisit hourglasses/silos and ask what really sets the discharge rate. See more here: doi.org/10.1103/3g2f-nslz @ClarkSchool @UCSBengineering
