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Two helicopters collided while landing at Pheriche helipad in Solukhumbu, below Mount Everest in Nepal, killing a 47-year-old Indian tourist.
A New Zealand passenger and both pilots were injured, according to Nepal Police and the Kathmandu Post. Air Dynasty says its helicopter was carrying cargo only.
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You may have been in an internal place for quite some time now. For some of us this has been a good thing (water and earth signs), for others it has been challenging (fire and air signs).
Whether it’s good news or bad news—it will be different for everyone—we are moving into an energy of action and outward momentum as Pluto goes direct today.
theastropoets.com/p/momentum…
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🦇 A rare bat, a broken wing, and a second chance…
Meet our serotine bat – one of Britain’s largest bat species, with a wingspan of up to 38cm!
Found grounded with a broken forearm, our vets carefully repaired the fracture. He’s healing well with medication and laser therapy. 💚
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Week of 10/4 in Sagittarius: Finally a way in. Go gently. Sink in with emotion that is the right spell. Finally you might know exactly.
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Me: "OK I'll come but I'm only having one drink"
Also me, a little later:
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Have a beautiful autumn equinox.
Watercolours, paintbrush, paper and love ❤️❤️
#neverAI
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Une nuit de 1936, on a oublié dehors, dans le froid, le tout dernier animal de son espèce. Au matin, il était mort. Et l'espèce avec lui.
C'était un thylacine, qu'on appelait le tigre de Tasmanie.
Une bête étrange, grande comme un chien, avec le dos rayé d'un tigre et, sur le ventre, une poche de kangourou.
Il vivait sur l'île de Tasmanie, au sud de l'Australie. Un carnivore que les colons accusaient, presque toujours à tort, d'égorger leurs moutons.
Le gouvernement avait mis sa tête à prix. Une livre pour chaque bête adulte abattue.
Pendant des décennies, on les a piégés, empoisonnés, tués par milliers. Le dernier abattu en liberté l'a été vers 1930.
Il n'en restait plus qu'un, capturé, montré dans un zoo de Hobart, la capitale de l'île.
Le 7 septembre 1936, une nuit de fin d'hiver, on l'a laissé dehors, sans accès à son abri. Il est mort de froid.
Le plus terrible, c'est le calendrier. Moins de deux mois plus tôt, les autorités venaient tout juste de déclarer l'espèce protégée.
La protection était arrivée cinquante-neuf jours avant le dernier des siens.
On ne l'a jamais revu vivant. L'espèce a été officiellement rayée du monde en 1986.
Aujourd'hui, en Australie, le 7 septembre est le jour où l'on se souvient des espèces qu'on a laissé disparaître.
I love the weirdness of atoms.... just found this old gem youtu.be/5rn4113cjRE?si=FNCQ… @dallascampbell
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If you want to help prevent men developing prostate cancer, protest the introduction of folic acid, that more than doubles the risk.
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Once again the BBC demonstrate they understand the cost of everything and the value of nothing. Another self-flagellating own goal. It’s not about the skiing. (I used to be a professional skier). It’s about a common cultural thread that binds this country. Without it we unravel…
'We came into this sport because of Ski Sunday'
Ski Sunday presenter Chemmy Alcott, who competed in four Winter Olympics, told #BBCBreakfast she is concerned that the decision to axe the show after nearly 50 years on TV could have an impact on 'finding talent in the future'
bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/czx…
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September is here… and so is the new 2027 Brambly Hedge Calendar!
Available to order here bramblyhedge.com
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aquarius x sagittarius together in a chart is underrated. I think they’re always extremely hilarious. they have very unique personalities too. you really never know what you’re gonna get, but just know they’re funny & will break the rules & push the boundary in some way

























