When Fattah performs pseudo-random maneuvers, its CEP increases. We... discussed it previously. In this impact, you can see that the strike point is 500 to 650 meters away from the main buildings of the industrial zone. The blast wave destroyed & damaged a warehouse. (1/3)show more

Ukrainians blur the plant in videos/photos, trying to create... the impression that the strike was on a passenger train. However, as you can see, the train remained intact - only the windows were damaged. 3/show more

Most amateurs stand way TOO FAR from the ball.... This is one of the main factors I see in golfers that early extend. Check this catalogue of random players standing up to the ball. 10 points if you can name all of them.show more

1/ Wave 3 is now live 🌊 Play now... to get awarded ISLAND token—the community-driven token that unifies NFTs, gaming, & the metaverse. ISLAND arrives after this final wave of P2A. Here's a preview that describes how we think about its utility, distribution, & P2A rewards.show more

Iranian missiles continue to show superiority by successfully evading... interceptors. While the Fattah-2 uses its secondary motor to execute sharp maneuvers typical of hypersonic glide vehicles, other models, as observed in this video, appear to feature an actuator system that not only enables evasive maneuvers but also induces a slight deceleration. This is intended to disrupt the timing of the interceptors.show more

💥 Epic salvo at a target in Lutsk: missiles... bypassed air defense and hit the target right on target In the first video, three Russian missiles with heat traps, one after another, quickly head for a target in Lutsk. Seconds before the strike, you can see how the self-defense systems confuse the Ukrainian air defense. ❗️ The Motor plant, a key enterprise in Lutsk that repairs aircraft engines, was preliminarily hit. This is where equipment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces was serviced. Four accurate hits in a row were recorded. One of the strikes hit a warehouse: a large fire broke out. The Russian Armed Forces also struck Ternopil (2 videos) - industrial infrastructure was damaged, part of the city was left without power. 🔴 Russia launched a massive strike on Ukraine tonight. Missiles and Geraniums flew to Kyiv and the western regions. An industrial facility in the Drohobych district near Lviv was damaged, and warehouses of enterprises were damaged in the Kremenchug district of the Poltava region (photos 1-3). - Ostashkoshow more

It will be fun to see the heat this... man puts on Steph’s 3 point record a decade from now Helps when you have the green light from day 1, but he is an ELITE shootershow more

🏚️ This is what a residential building in Kyiv... looks like after a night attack by the Russians. 💥 The blast wave shattered windows from the 6th to the 11th floor. 8 people were injured, including a child. All are residents of the Darnytskyi district. The strike hit a sleeping city and its peaceful civilians. This is how Russians “fight.”show more

From Arraba the ridge west of the valley hides... the impact itself, so the only thing visible on camera is the sky ignition above the skyline. The glow marks a detonation somewhere along the Misgav industrial ridge beyond Route 805, an area that hosts the Tradyon industrial park and several defense-linked facilities including the Rafael Leshem complex tied to Iron Dome and David’s Sling development. Without satellite confirmation or ground footage from the impact zone the exact structure cannot be confirmed, but the terrain geometry narrows the strike corridor to that industrial belt west of Arraba where the horizon lights up in the clip.show more

EF4 tornado approaching Bethel Acres, Oklahoma on 5/19/2013. This... tornado was unusually loud. In fact, you could hear it from over 2 miles away. The crazy part is that, when it was at its loudest, we couldn't see it over the treetops. It was freaky, to say the least.show more

This individual is basically asking about how the devs... at DICE handled lightmaps in Battlefield 4 (baked global illumination) when it came to dynamic events like buildings collapsing, which is an excellent question! In the video I provided here, you can see lightmaps on the building, particularly the balconies. Essentially, when it’s time for the building to collapse, a dynamic animated version of the building is immediately instantiated in the exact location of the old one. You can actually see this happening too. Before the building collapses, you can see a weird flicker effect. That flicker is the lightmaps disappearing entirely, because a different version of the same building that lightmaps won’t function on replaces the static light mapped building. Really cool stuff!show more

We should probably just start calling Quinn Hughes “Houdini”... at this point… in a span of 3 seconds, Hughes goes from cornered in the O zone by the boards & Kane, to accelerating while spinning out into the slot & creating a goal. Insane, man. #mnwildshow more

The Russians are wiping out all life from the... earth with KAB strikes in Siversk, and a few meters away, Ukrainians are working in the fields. This is so that you understand the price of the Ukrainian harvest.show more

Since People have been dming me to ask i... have decided to put my vendors and the girl on more wigs🤭 The wig in the quoted video is from ShikaHairGh. Its a body wave The first wig is from FashionHair and Luxury . I think its a body wave as well The Second is from ohemartin its a 360 frontal wig The Third wig is from shikahairGh. Its just a shorter length of the one in the quoted video The Fourth wig is from JoanTheStylist you can find her at Studio623show more

Space objects such as meteoroids and asteroids move across... the solar system and can collide with both Earth and the Moon. However, the Moon shows far more visible impact marks on its surface. One main reason is that Earth has a thick atmosphere that protects the planet. When many meteoroids enter Earth’s atmosphere, they burn up due to friction before they can reach the ground. This process creates the bright streaks of light we call shooting stars. The Moon, however, has almost no atmosphere, so incoming space rocks are not slowed down or burned up. They travel directly to the lunar surface and strike it at very high speed. Each collision creates an impact crater, throwing dust and rocks outward from the impact point. Over billions of years, thousands of these impacts have covered the Moon with craters. Unlike Earth, the Moon also has no wind, water, or weather to erase these craters, so they remain visible for millions or even billions of years. This is why the Moon looks heavily cratered when we observe it from Earth through telescopes.show more

Watching this changes how you see the night sky.... The Moon never changes its face. It is always half lit by the Sun. What changes is our position as it moves around Earth. From full Moon when we see the entire lit side, to new Moon when the lit side turns away and it vanishes from our sky, every phase is just geometry and perspective. A slight tilt in its orbit is why eclipses are rare, not monthly. Nothing mystical, just cosmic alignment repeating with precision.show more

🚨 SCIENTISTS JUST CREATED A “LIVING” METAMATERIAL THAT CAN... SELF-HEAL AND CHANGE ITS PROPERTIES IN REAL TIME. Researchers have developed a metamaterial made from living cells that can adapt its structure, heal itself when damaged, and even change its physical properties on demand. This is the first true bio-hybrid material with dynamic, life-like behavior. Why this matters: • Traditional metamaterials are static once made, they don’t change • This new material can respond to its environment and repair itself • It opens the door to self-healing buildings, adaptive medical implants, and living machines • It blurs the line between biology and engineering The deeper implication is enormous: We are entering the age of living materials objects that are not just built, but grown and evolved. The future of technology may not be made of metal and plastic… but of living, breathing, self-repairing matter. What would you build first with a material that can heal itself and adapt? Follow for more frontier physics and future technology.show more

Another Afghan Taliban Main Battle Tank has been struck... via VTOL/ATGM strike, black smoke can be seen which shows that the tank has been destroyed & crew is cocked. Afghan Taliban have been told to keep their Soviet Era & US leftover equipment at least 3 Km away from the Pakistan-Afghanistan International Border, effectively establishing a buffer zone. Warning: Anyone trying to enter into the 3km buffer zone will be taken as hostile element & will be dealt accordingly.show more

💢 NEW: Clear footage shows the moment of an... Iranian strike on the Ne’ot Hovav Industrial Zone in southern Israel. The site, near Beersheba in the Negev desert, is one of Israel’s main chemical and hazardous materials hubs. The strike comes a day after Israel confirmed it hit a major petrochemical complex in Mahshahr, southwestern Iran. Iranian officials said the attack targeted multiple petrochemical units, killing 5 civilians and injuring about 170 others, with damage reported across the complex, and condemned it as a “war crime” targeting civilian infrastructure. The impact appears consistent with a Kheybar Shekan ballistic missile, based on strike characteristics, though this remains unconfirmed.show more