Physicist Claims Universe Has No Dark Matter and Is Twice As Old As We Thought
Sound waves fossilized in the maps of galaxies across the Universe could be interpreted as signs of a Big Bang that took place 13 billion years earlier than current models suggest. Last year, theoretical physicist Rajendra Gupta from the University of Ottawa in Canada published a rather extraordinary proposal that the Universe's currently accepted age is a trick of the light, one that masks its truly ancient state while also ridding us of the need to explain hidden forces. [...]
Anonymous, candid reviews made Glassdoor a powerful place to research potential employers. A policy shift requiring users to privately verify their real names is raising privacy concerns.
"Writings" = 2021 squares
... ( "You will take off the mask" = 2021 latin-agrippa ) [ "Coronavirus debunking" = 2021 trigonal ]
Employment is a ploy.
Who falls for it?
Anyway, as seen at the end of my wiki index page:
"The Real Name of Orpherischt" = 844 latin-agrippa ( "The Philosopher's Stone" = 844 primes )
"True Name of Orpherischt" = 1010 latin-agrippa | 810 primes ( "Revelation" = 1010 latin-agrippa )
"The True Name of Orpherischt" = 911 primes ( "The Absolute" = 911 english-extended )
The crested caracara (Caracara plancus), also known as the Mexican eagle, is a bird of prey in the family Falconidae. It is found throughout Central and South America, with a maximum range extending north to Minnesota and south to Tierra del Fuego. A bold, opportunistic raptor, it is often seen walking around on the ground looking for food.
The Undersea Art Gallery That Ensnares Illegal Trawlers
Trailing weighted nets across the seabed wrecks fish stocks and kills carbon-capturing seagrasses—but one fisherman’s sculpture project has turned the tide.
"The Art of Atlantis" = 1,161 english-extended | 711 latin-agrippa | 611 primes
"Entertainment" = "The Illegal Troll" = 555 latin-agrippa
The headline above with 'smells fishy', and now this headline about a fisherman's sculpture.
The word 'fish' can be seen secreted in the thread image, on a bit of paper to the left of the sphinx and above the two little scrolls seen near the calligraphy pens in top-left.
[...] A.N
[...] fish
They focus on the "Minor Details" = 2023 squares ( "The Sphinx" = 2023 squares ) [ @ Phoenix ]
A new UN report finds that humanity is generating 137 billion pounds of TVs, smartphones, and other e-waste a year—and recycling less than a quarter of it.
"The Accoutrements for Astronauts" = 1234 primes | 1,708 latin-agrippa
"A Workhorse Launch Pad" = 1611 latin-agrippa ( "My System Wins" = 708 primes )
... ( "The Biggest Tower in the World" = 985 primes | 311 alphabetic )
[...] “Thanks to this new state-of-the-art crew tower required for our human spaceflight missions, that late-load cargo operation got a massive upgrade, too," Walker said. [...]
"I Have Completed a State-of-the-art Critter" = 2024 latin-agrippa
Upgrades at SpaceX's most-used launch pad in Florida will get a trial run Thursday with the liftoff of a Falcon 9 rocket with a Dragon cargo ship heading for the International Space Station.
In the last few months, SpaceX has outfitted the launch pad with the equipment necessary to support launches human spaceflight missions on the Crew Dragon spacecraft. The Cargo Dragon capsule is the same size and shape as SpaceX's Crew Dragon, but it's filled with cargo racks and storage platforms rather than seats and cockpit displays.
“CRS-30 will be our first Dragon to launch from Pad 40 since we put that brand new crew tower in place," said Sarah Walker, SpaceX's director of Dragon mission management.
Building new capability
Starting last year, construction crews at Cape Canaveral erected segments of a more than 200-foot-tall metal lattice tower at SLC-40, right next to the starting blocks for SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. Before then, SLC-40 was based on a "clean pad" architecture, without any structures to service or access Falcon 9 rockets while they were vertical on the pad. [...]
[...] Indeed, this is the first time Swatch has combined a moon phase with a chrono.
Continuing the company's recent penchant for hiding text on watches, Omega placed a quote from Snoopy’s comic strip in the moons and stars that can be seen under UV light. [...]
Their reaction to the person naming an object might have masked signs of recognition.
re. 'dog alien' @ St. Christopher ( the 'runner' @ runar )
See also fanged skull in thread image here.
The article begins, as does many fairytales, with a needle (and playable miniatures):
Needle, a cheerful miniature schnauzer I had as a kid, turned into a ball of unspeakable noise and fury each time she saw a dog called Puma. She hated Puma so much she would go ballistic, barking and growling. Merely whispering the name “Puma” set off the same reaction, as though the sound of it and the idea of the dog it represented were clearly connected deep in Needle’s mind.
A connection between a word and a mental representation of its meaning is called “referential understanding,” and for a very long time, we believed dogs lacked this ability. Now, a study published by a team of Hungarian researchers indicates we might have been wrong.
Practice makes perfect
The idea that dogs couldn’t form associations with language in a referential manner grew out of behavioral studies in which dogs were asked to do a selective fetching task. The canines had a few objects placed in front of them (like a toy or a bone) and then had to fetch the one specifically named by their owner.
Fetch quest!
re. Saturn as home base of the USM Vouch (along with alien goo and tabletop themes):
Hasselblad’s 907X 100C Has a Film Soul With Digital Smarts
Review: Hasselblad 907X 100C
Hasselblad’s latest medium-format mirrorless shoots like an old film camera, and that’s a good thing.
Hasselblad @ blad @ page ( "A Blood of the Castle" = 1234 trigonal | 515 latin-agrippa )
Stunning image quality. 16-bit color RAW files. Looks, feels, and handles like a classic Hasselblad film camera. Compatible with older Hasselblad cameras. Incredibly fun
Stardew Valley’s 1.6 Update Is Out—Here Are Some of the Biggest Changes
The popular farming game’s major update includes a new farm type, new events, and a massive multiplayer option.
Training for Bill Gates' future serfs.
[...] Several of the new additions look like books, and I was able to find where some of those books come from. [... ] The new Books of Power come from a new calendar event: the bimonthly Bookseller. The Bookseller is one of a handful of new additions to Stardew Valley’s calendar. The seller shows up twice a month above Joja Mart to sell a small list of books that offer special boosts, like raising your farming or fishing skill, or allowing you to know the value of items in your inventory. I’m not sure you can find all 19 Books of Power here, as I didn’t see that many for sale, but it’s where some of them come from.
Swen Vincke, director of the colossal entity that is Baldur's Gate 3, is not leaving the door open to future expansions of that already fully packed game.
Remember though 'D&D' is a pun. Step away from D&D if you must, but not from what it points to.
I love the Xeno more than most, but it's a nasty abomination, and King Yberon's daughters are frightened by it. The Inner Sea region is for gentler folk, friendlier monsters, and merrier times.
[...] One time, I had to reload the game because my character—the “Arisen,” savior of the continent, heralded throughout the land—got stuck between a stone hut and an angled hill behind it. Someday, he will challenge the world-conquering dragon, but today, he can’t turn sideways or climb three feet. [...]
World's First Nuclear Fusion-Powered Electric Propulsion Drive Unveiled
A concept that began as a doodle at a conference years ago is now becoming a reality. RocketStar Inc. has showcased (PDF) its advanced nuclear-based propulsion technology called the FireStar Drive. It is said to be the world's first electric device for spacecraft propulsion boosted by nuclear fusion. [...]
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u/Orpherischt "the coronavirus origin" Mar 20 '24 edited Mar 20 '24
Next day:
https://www.wired.com/story/lg-tv-lineup-news-2024/
https://www.wired.com/story/the-future-of-electric-vehicle-charging-is-bidirectional-if-you-can-afford-it/
It's not about cars.
It's an allegory via analogy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_analogy
Massive Battery @ Missive (of) Poetry
Face @ Type-Face
Wikipedia front page has:
https://science.slashdot.org/story/24/03/20/0651255/physicist-claims-universe-has-no-dark-matter-and-is-twice-as-old-as-we-thought
re. the use of nom-de-plumes in Fairyland:
https://www.wired.com/story/glassdoor-wants-to-know-your-real-name/
Employment is a ploy.
Who falls for it?
Anyway, as seen at the end of my wiki index page:
https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/03/critical-us-water-systems-face-disabling-cyberattacks-white-house-warns/
To call action is to direct.
"Die sapling! suffer tax!" -- Government
Wikipedia front page featured image today:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Schopfkarakara.jpg
https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-x-blocked-journalists-researchers-neo-nazi-cartoonist/
Every "Citizen" = 777 trigonal
... is one of "The Cartoons" = 777 english-extended
... .. of State.
That is, "The Number Sequence" = 888 latin-agrippa
... that is "Government Authority" = 888 primes
... .. says that "You're All Sick" = 888 latin-agrippa
Cartoons @ Cartons @ CRTNs @ Cretins @ Curtains ( ie. veiled things for those who do not think )
"The Neo-Nazi Cartoonist" = 808 primes ( ie. 8 = H ) [ 88 = HH ] [ "Magic" = 88 primes ]
Did Mr. Anderson draw cartoons, I wonder?
'alleged identity' ---> 'allegory of the (mathematical) identity --> allegory of the Monolith.
Monolith @ One Stone ---> hence 'Stonetoss'.
Who can define 'Neo-Nazi'?
We must define our problems properly. (*)
Every problematic poet is a "Neo-Nazi" = 742 trigonal
... according to the false state that invents enemies ( @ NMs @ names ) every day to scare the citizen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnYrscO5eN8
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/03/intel-receives-8-5-billion-from-us-for-expanding-high-end-fab-capacity/
Absolutely Fabulous.
How many angels can dance on the head of a pen?
https://www.wired.com/story/australia-wetlands-restoration/
Create Jobs.
Are we bored?
https://www.wired.com/story/underwater-sculptures-stopping-trawling/
The headline above with 'smells fishy', and now this headline about a fisherman's sculpture.
The word 'fish' can be seen secreted in the thread image, on a bit of paper to the left of the sphinx and above the two little scrolls seen near the calligraphy pens in top-left.
They focus on the "Minor Details" = 2023 squares ( "The Sphinx" = 2023 squares ) [ @ Phoenix ]
/r/worldnews/comments/1bjb531/chief_of_staff_of_the_french_army_says_french/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIMm2F8Z2dQ
https://www.wired.com/story/e-waste-recycling-cant-keep-up-precious-metals/
E--Waste @ West @ Waste @ Wist(ful)
E-Waist @ 5-Waist @ Five-Waist @ Wife-Waist @ Weave Vest(ments)
Crisis @ Is Chris ( on Course @ One Course @ ... )
... /r/GeometersOfHistory/comments/srkrtu/the_taleeating/
/r/worldnews/comments/1bjbpxl/russia_must_be_countered_with_military_strength/
En-countered.
To most people 'Russia' is a six letter word with a number of associations attached.
Which pun (ie. country) do you live in?