Mr. Rog | Techno Producer & DJ ESCAC Graduate 52M Worldwide Streams
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Joined February 2025
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TikTok hauria de moderar millor el contingut que recomana. D’una setmana per l’altra, he passat de veure-hi vídeos força inofensius a trobar-me coses molt xungues. Se’m treuen les ganes de tornar-hi a entrar.
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Sembla que Milei té alguna cosa contra els esquerrans.
Conclusions? Absurd. No sabria què més dir.
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M’ha semblat molt interessant «El preu de la xarxa». Em quedo amb una idea de la pel·lícula: Facebook era gratis, però a la llarga ens pot sortir caríssim, per molt que Zuckerberg es presenti com un gran defensor de la llibertat d’expressió.
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El 29-N, o seguim amb un govern cremat, molt cremat, o entrem en un canvi complicat, massa complicat. Passi el que passi, el panorama de l’endemà em sembla difícil.
PD: Segurament acabaré esborrant aquest tuit. O post.
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Els algoritmes d’Instagram i TikTok van de mal en pitjor. Cada cop em surten més vídeos estranys, muntatges que es fan passar per reals i contingut força nociu. Cada vegada que hi entro, em queden menys ganes de tornar-hi.
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Roger Panes retweeted
Less than one hour until Falcon 9’s launch of the Transporter-17 mission. Liftoff is targeted for 12:12 a.m. PT. The live webcast will begin about 15 minutes ahead of launch → x.com/i/broadcasts/1YxNrryLl…
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NASA’s Artemis II Reveals the Basin in Full
For the very first time, the mysterious Orientale Basin has been fully photographed. Thanks to Artemis II, humanity now sees the Moon in unprecedented detail, reminding us of the endless wonders beyond Earth. 🛰️
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Jupiter's South Pole in absolute clarity. 🪐
NASA just shared the sharpest image yet of the gas giant’s mysterious hexagonal polar storm. How it avoids breaking apart remains one of space’s greatest unsolved secrets. nitter.cf/ScienceAndNatu7/status…
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🌌 A new quantum device has entangled photons and electrons at room temperature using twisted light, bringing practical quantum networks and sensors much closer.
This could transform secure communication and precision measurement in the coming years.
📌 Source: Room temperature quantum entanglement device, May 2026
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MASSIVE RING FORMED AROUND THE SUN OVER THE GRAND CANYON
Visitors looked up to witness one of the sky’s most incredible optical displays.
A giant halo completely encircled the Sun, creating an unforgettable view high above the Grand Canyon. The phenomenon occurs when sunlight passes through millions of tiny ice crystals suspended high in the atmosphere.
H/T MRMBB333
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JUST IN🚨: We can make an antigravity machine — and unlock a ‘mind-blowing’ future, Oxford physicist says.
Roger Panes retweeted
MASSIVE RING FORMED AROUND THE SUN OVER THE GRAND CANYON
Visitors looked up to witness one of the sky’s most incredible optical displays.
A giant halo completely encircled the Sun, creating an unforgettable view high above the Grand Canyon. The phenomenon occurs when sunlight passes through millions of tiny ice crystals suspended high in the atmosphere.
Roger Panes retweeted
🚨: One of the most bright star in the night sky, Betelgeuse, is nearing a massive explosion that will be visible from Earth even at daytime.
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🎆 A cosmic fireworks show unlike anything on Earth! 🌌✨
This breathtaking "Ocean of Stars" image from the NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory is more than just beautiful—it's packed with science.
The brilliant colors reveal the secrets of the stars: 🔹 Blue-white stars are the hottest and most massive. 🔴 Red stars are cooler and often in different stages of their life cycle.
By studying a star's color, astronomers can learn about its temperature, age, and evolution, turning this dazzling view into a map of stellar history.
It's a stunning reminder that the universe puts on spectacular light shows every day—no fireworks required. 💙✨
📷 Credit: NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory / NOIRLab / SLAC / AURA
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A solar fireworks show! 🎇
The Sun emitted a strong solar flare on July 4, peaking at 4:41 p.m. ET. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured an image of the event, which was classified as X1.3. The same view from the spacecraft's AIA 131 channel is shown here colorized in red, white, and blue: go.nasa.gov/4y5m4xp
ALT Three images of the Sun are stacked vertically, showing the same solar activity in three different colors: red at the top, grayscale in the middle, and blue at the bottom, highlighting sunspots and a bright flare.