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Just look at us. Everything is backwards. Everything is upside-down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy information, and religion destroys spirituality.
Death penalty. Not even joking.
Or has been shown so many times in the past, there will be another big distraction. Consider the flu and pneumonia-disappeared with k0v1d which...
News should be informative not obvious. Shlock disguised as news. Its 42 C in the Okanagan, my fuse is short.
I was asking Codie ( ex army) but super glad for your input which is accurate and nuanced. Get out of town if you can. For others bugging in seems...
Some of us were doing this back in the 70's and 80's...wonderful healthy lifestyle...Best to keep it low key...no need to advertise your success...
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...with the dirty snowball non-sense. See this item on SpaceWeather.com where they add to it:
"The outburst does not necessarily signal a disintegration of the comet. Possibly, a local vein or cavern of deep ice in the comet's nucleus has been exposed to sunlight. Rapid evaporation of fragile ices could account for the comet's bigger- and brighter-than-expected atmosphere."
The mentioned website has been providing distorted reports on NEOs, CMEs and suppressing infos about the real nature of space events. Where to get a decent space news?
I visit solarham.com and solarmonitor.org (which both depend on NASA anyway) for the things about the Sun but for the rest it is a cherry picking.
Maybe you, rbateman, could suggest us some interesting webs?