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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
They should allow Macron to send troops into Ukraine. Most don’t realise, Macron all by himself lost the revenue streams from many...
The recent revelations that our Facebook chats could be scrutinized by a CIA-backed company underline a chilling reality in our digital age, where...
'Israel Destroys Gaza to Control World’s Most Important Shipping Lane' [Link]
في الكازينو، أنت ترقص مع الصدفة مع كل رمية نرد وخلط أوراق اللعب. يملأ الشعور بالتوقعات الهواء حيث تتلاقى الفرصة والتخطيط هنا. [Link] عندما تكون...
When I read the headline, I expected exactly that - that they blame the Russians. Lame whiners. We need the Phoenix event.
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“The rate of discovery has been high in the past few years, and teams worldwide have been discovering on average 30 new ones per week,” Ettore Perozzi of the ESA’s NEO Coordination Centre in Italy said in a statement.
“A few decades back, 30 were found in a typical year, so international efforts are starting to pay off. We believe that 90% of objects larger than 1000 m have been discovered, but – even with the recent milestone – we’ve only found just 10% of the 100 m NEOs and less than 1% of the 40 m ones.”