【A commemorative petrification animation.】 【固めcontent attention pls】 At the start of new year，Kiana receive an inform from moon base.But what she don't know is，this time's experiment would become a different gift，also a special petrify experience for her. #petrification #状態変化 #固め #asfr #崩坏三 #崩坏3rd #琪亚娜 #爱莉希雅 #Kiana #Elysia #石化
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BasicASFR1 年前
好耶😍
Kickr Games1 年前
🚨 New games alert! 🚨 The latest titles from Boldplay are just around the corner! 🎰 Dive in, grab your daily bits, and get ready to play. Big fun and rewards await! 💥 👉 Don’t miss out—start playing today! #BoldPlay #Kickr #NewGames #DailyBonus
Stiffmybody (Open Commission)1 年前
👍
Kaslana7771 年前
😍😍
Yuno(ゆの)1 年前
时间停止和石化的奇妙之处
SamCraft Minecraft1 年前
優れたアニメーション品質 🔥
邪魅霸天1 年前
安佬的含金量还在提升
bo huang1 年前
希望做个前传，想看爱莉希雅石化的过程
An1 年前
或许会考虑？不过也要等一阵子了。
归澪十六夜1 年前
好耶！
Mina Yamato1 年前
好耶！安宝久违的力作！
黄永强1 年前
我想看裸体石化性爱过程
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Here is the reward for the 350like of last video,let’s continue the story. I add some sign in the video，because last video was unauthorized uploaded on othe site. Please understand. Enjoy it. #固めコラ #ASFR #状態変化 #石化コラ #石化 #kiana #HonkaiImpact3rd #琪亚娜 #芽衣 #Mei
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![MAGIC VIBES WITH EMIBONNIE #GMMTV2026 #EmiBonnie 🦊: The name of our series next year is "Moon Shadow". 🎤: How is it? Tell us abt it. 🐰: It's a relationship that's a bit of a love triangle. There's another character named "Jay" who is P'Film's character. The story is that P'Chan– 🦊: I play the role of Chan, who is a bar owner. 🐰: And I'm Key, a singer who applies to be a singer at the bar. 🦊: And my character asks, "Are you here just to sing?" 🎤: And what do you want her to do? Pls answer, pls answer. 🦊: We answered in the way you saw just now (in the pilot) that she's not just there to sing. 🐰: She's not just there to sing, 'kay? She's there for other things too. 🦊: Yeah, it's a relationship like a one night stand between P'Chan and N'Key. 🐰: But she doesn't want just one night. 🦊: She doesn't want it to be temporary, right? 🐰: She wants it to be forever. 🦊: She wants to stay overnight forever.* 🐰: But P'Chan has a lingering bond. 🦊: That is N'Film. N'Film stars as my ex girlfriend. 🐰: You can tell what her type is. 🦊: She has an ex who she hasn't been able to forget. There are still ties between them. 🎤: And what are you going to use to fight against that, Bonnie? 🐰: I'm good at giving affection and pleasing ppl. 🦊: She's very good at giving affection and being attentive. 🐰: So that's what I have to use to fight. 🦊: She doesn't stop fighting, she doesn't back down. 🐰: Well, is she as good at being attentive as me? 🦊: You'll have to see in the series whether she's good at being attentive and affectionate. 🎤: Is it hard to choose? 🐰: Yeah, is it? 🦊: There are options, aren't there? Each of them has different good qualities. 🐰: Hey, what does that mean? 🦊: They have their own good qualities. One of them is an ex, well, why are they an ex? 🐰: Favourite ex? 🦊: Nooo~ 🦊: There has to be a reason why they're an ex, right? 🐰: But they're a favourite? 🦊: 😂 🐰: A favourite ex. 🎤: Let's save the family problems for later 😆 🐰: Okay okay. 🦊: Well, honestly, I don't know yet how much of a favourite she is, but she might be, bc as soon as she appeared, even though she'd been gone for a long time, my heart still fluttered again. 🐰: 😐 🎤: And Film's eyes were something too. 🐰: They were something. I just touched her piano, and she was like, "Don't touch it!" 🦊: Yeah. 🐰: Can't touch her ex's gift at all. 🦊: The piano is something that I and N'Jay bought together, she bought it for me and we played it together all this time, and Key suddenly touched it. 🐰: See? That means she hasn't forgotten her ex. But I'm good at pleasing ppl, right? 🦊: Anything that's from the past, there are reasons why they're in the past. 🎤: And the ex is the past? 🦊: Yeah, the past is the past, the present is the present, and the future is– 🐰: Me, I'm your future. 🎤: 🤭 🦊: Well. Yes. 🎤: So you've matured in this series. 🦊: Yeah, we've matured in this series. 🐰: We've grown multiple steps. 🦊: Bonnie really matured a lot. 🐰: Yeah, it's the first series that's super spicy. 🦊: Pls stay tuned for whether the relationship between the three of us is going to be temporary, overnight, or forever. 🐰: The three of us? 🦊: Oh! Two of us, two of us. Sorry, I misspoke. 🐰: Three is fine. Sure. 🦊: Two ppl, but the relationship between the three of us. Three of us. 🐰: How it will turn out. 🦊: And pls check out the song that we sang in the trailer. It was us singing. 🐰: It's the song "ชั่วคราวหรือค้างคืนตลอดไป (Temporary or Overnight Forever)". 🦊: "ชั่วคราวหรือค้างคืนตลอดไป (Temporary or Overnight Forever)" by P'Mai Charoenpura (and Nueng Narongvit). 🐰: I'm not sure when they'll release it. 🎤: You're singers, can you sing it now. 🦊: Now? 🐰: (sings immediately, love her) 🦊: (sings too, touches Bonnie's chin for absolutely no reason) 🐰: She's playing an MV too. 🦊: (continues singing) [continued in replies]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1993301759335501853/amplify_video_thumb/1993301342031659008/img/B4MNi_7Vm-kS_L5l.jpg)
![I’m seeing a lot of questions on the launch of China’s Chang’e 6 mission yesterday to get samples - for the first time - from the far side of the moon. We don’t know (afaik) why specifically they’re doing that, but we have a pretty good idea what grand vision China is working towards with their space program. How? From this 2022 video by Chas Freeman (former Assistant Secretary of Defense and Nixon's interpreter during his era-defining 1972 China visit), who imho is undoubtedly one of the most knowledgeable former US officials on China. He says that according to his own discussions with people running China’s space program, they’re following the vision described in the book "The high frontier" by Gerard K. O'Neill, which Freeman says has "become the bible of the Chinese space program". I read the book. So what vision does it describe? The book was written in 1976 by O'Neill who was a professor of physics at Princeton University. He also founded the Space Studies Institute, an organization devoted to funding research into space manufacturing and colonization. In other words, he knew his stuff. The book makes the very fair point that we have massive resource constraints on earth, especially given the growing population. He estimated in 1976 that we should be "about six and a half billion people in the year 2000", and we were 6.114 billion back then so he was pretty prescient. He estimates that these constraints will progressively give rise to more and more social tensions as the growing earth population competes for our limited resources as well as faces global problems like climate change. In his view, dealing with this will either require "an authoritarian regime capable of mounting the immense task of social reorganization needed to escape catastrophe" or, alternatively, “mankind would [need to adopt] a static society [that would be] forced in self-defense to suppress new ideas". The 3rd alternative is of course the colonization of space. The most interesting aspect of the book is that he claims everything he writes is feasible with knowledge and technology that already existed in the late 70s. In short he calls for the establishment of large human habitats in the Earth-Moon system, located at stable Lagrange points ("parking spots" in space where gravity from different spatial bodies cancel each other out). In particular he developed the concept of what's known today as the "O'Neill cylinder" which he says "could support quite easily a population of ten million people, growing its food in agricultural cylinders near but outside the main habitat". Energy-wise, it'd simply make use of solar energy via a system of mirrors. As he describes it: "the concentration of the unvarying, intense sunlight of space by very lightweight, inexpensive mirrors can provide all the energy that industry will ever need [...] at a fraction of a cent per kilowatt-hour". He envisages building these habitats with material from the moon, shot into space via "mass drivers", a form of electromagnetic catapult. Also "the habitats would have artificial gravity similar as that of earth by rotating about twenty-eight times an hour”, but he also envisages low-gravity areas, especially for recreational activities such as swimming pools or dancing representations. To trade with earth, he develops the idea of beaming solar power back to earth via "microwave from solar power stations in orbit". As he describes it "the microwave beam would arrive at Earth with a beam width of about seven kilometers. Its intensity would be modest, less than half that of sunlight. In contrast to sunlight, though, it would be there all the time, even at night or in clouds or rain, and it would be in a form ready for conversion to DC current with a loss of only 10 percent. The areas receiving these beams’ output on Earth would be fenced, and outside the fence the intensity of microwave radiation would be no higher than outside a microwave oven with the door closed. He estimates that if "Satellite Solar Power Stations (SSPS) were to become the sole source of electric energy in the United States in the year 2000, the land area necessary for the SSPS antennas would still be only 0.2 percent of that of the continental United States". In short, the establishment of space colonies could lead to the fulfillment of a good share of Earth's energy needs. Last but not least he describes life in space habitats as better than that of earth, largely thanks to the level of control we'd have over the environment (total climate control which would enable an abundance of food and no natural disaster) as well as unlimited cheap energy. To conclude, Chas Freeman typically really knows his stuff when it comes to China and he’s very intellectually honest (a rare trait among US officials) so I have no doubt he tells the truth when he says the Chinese told him that was the vision. And China famously thinks very big and very long term so it would be quite like them to go for something like this. There are also quite a few tangible signs that China is working towards that vision. See for instance this November 2022 news where “China’s space station will join a project to collect solar power from space and send it to Earth in a high-energy microwave beam”: That’s exactly O’Neill’s vision! Or check this October 2022 news that says China is developing new "electromagnetic sledges" that can propel a carriage weighing a few tonnes to a record speed, with a key application for this being “aerospace”: Remember: O’Neill’s vision is to build his habitats with material from the moon, shot into space via "mass drivers", a form of electromagnetic catapult. So there you go… Or also the fact that the Chinese will build, together with the Russians, a moon base - planned for 2028 - powered by a “space nuclear reactor” that’s already been developed (on Earth) and has passed review by China’s Ministry of Science: The space nuclear reactor can generate 1MW of electricity, enough to power 10 International Space Stations. Enough power, maybe, to undertake mining activity and power an electromagnetic catapult… After visions change, the world changes, so it’s also possible that China’s view on what they want to do has evolved. In any case, Chas Freeman is right that China’s motivation for all its initiatives in space can’t just be to “boldly explore where no-one has been before”, they have to be working towards something. And Freeman is also absolutely right to lament that the U.S. decided to ban any cooperation in space with the Chinese. Those endeavors are something that could have been jointly developed as a multilateral effort to unite us all as a species… Instead China is now forced to go at it alone with Russia and we face a future where our petty divisions on Earth will be carried with us to space…](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1786611294218702934/ext_tw_video_thumb/1786610517114851328/pu/img/OoYUvR3PovMC-WFS.jpg)
