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“Cooper, they didn’t bring us to change the past!” - Interstellar (2014).
We’re entering an era where science fiction is becoming reality.
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BREAKING: SpaceX has reportedly told companies developing lunar landers for NASA that it will no longer provide launch services for their missions, according to new reporting by Ars Technica.
The decision could complicate NASA's plans to establish a sustained presence on the Moon, as smaller lunar lander developers may need to turn to alternative rockets such as Blue Origin's New Glenn.
The disclosure comes amid a broader shift in SpaceX's launch business:
SpaceX $SPCX has told NASA it intends to retire Crew Dragon by 2030, reportedly stopped offering new commercial Falcon 9 launches beyond 2028, and declined to bid on three additional U.S. Space Force launch contracts.
SpaceX continues to fulfill its existing government commitments, but the developments raise questions about NASA's growing dependence on a company increasingly focused on Starship, Starlink and AI infrastructure.
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Two and a half men always got me rolling on the floor 😂🤣😩😅😄
You’re just scrolling through Instagram or TikTok, watching videos back to back, and before you know it, your data is almost finished. 😭😂
Auto-play videos can consume more data than you realise. Check your settings and turn off auto-play where possible!
Before you blame MTN, check your phone first. 👀
#DataTruth #LiveIt100
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Tired in a way sleep doesn’t fix? There’s a breath for that.
Master Choa Kok Sui, the founder of Pranic Healing, taught a breath for that: pranic breathing. It is a form of yogic breathing, slow and deep from the belly, from the breath practices India’s sages have kept since ancient times.
In Miracles Through Pranic Healing, he writes that it can make your auras expand, for a while, by a hundred per cent or more
· the inner aura, to about eight inches
· the health aura, to about four feet
· the outer aura, to about two metres
and that your energy body becomes brighter and denser.
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One magical beanstalk. One threatened kingdom. An unstoppable army of giants.
Jack the Giant Slayer (2013) follows a young farmhand whose ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when a mysterious beanstalk opens a pathway between the human world and a kingdom of giants hidden above the clouds.
When Princess Isabelle becomes trapped in their realm, Jack joins a group of brave warriors on a dangerous rescue mission. But their arrival awakens an ancient enemy determined to reclaim the human kingdom below.
As enormous giants descend upon the land, Jack must overcome impossible odds to save the princess and protect his people from destruction.
Packed with colossal battles, mythical creatures, ancient magic, and breathtaking action, the film transforms a beloved fairy tale into an epic fantasy adventure where humanity faces enemies many times its size.
Would you dare climb the beanstalk?
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The horrifying realization that Wakanda the most technologically advanced nation on Earth had zero contingency plans for a biological swarm strategy is a massive oversight in their global defense grid.
They built their entire civilization around stealth and vibranium energy shields, but the moment an enemy bypasses those specific parameters, their combat doctrine completely fractures.
Knowing that this exact defensive failure leads directly to the snap makes watching them scramble in the dirt feel like a complete tactical disaster.
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This was the incident she was referring to.
#Dogs
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CONTACT (1997) gives Ellie Arroway the greatest discovery in human history, then leaves her with nothing but static on the recording and a room full of skeptics. The universe answers her, but she has no way to prove it. What a film.
What are your absolute favorite sci-fi movies of all time?
Looking for films with mind-bending concepts, incredible world-building, or stories that make you question everything. The kind of sci-fi that pulls you into another world and stays in your head long after the credits roll.
Drop your must-watch recommendations.
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I seriously recommend Presidental Award for the maker/editor of this Video .
He/She Deserves it truly..
😅😅😅
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“There is always something to learn.”
Go on a track day with Pepperstone Group CEO Tamas Szabo to find out what keeps Fernando Alonso coming back, and why better never settles.
