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🚨 China has introduced high-tech "air-conditioned" cooling vests to help outdoor sanitation workers cope with extreme summer heat. Much-needed vests for Indian sanitation workers.

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🆘 URGENT – HEARTBREAKING SITUATION IN WESLACO, TX This sweet little boy has been living outside a Dollar General for two weeks, faithfully waiting by the roadside for owners who never came back. The cashier says he hasn’t left. A kind soul has been feeding him, but now he’s stopped eating. He’s shutting down. It’s over 90 degrees😭 He’s right next to a busy street. And he’s running out of time. We are desperately looking for a temporary foster near Weslaco, TX and an adopter anywhere in the U.S. to save his life. 🚨 If you’re nearby and can check on him or bring him to a vet, please message us now. We will cover all his care. 🚨 Pledges needed to help with transport, vetting, and supplies. Please don’t let him fade away in front of that store. He’s just a baby. He deserves more than this.🥺 Let’s get him out of the heat, off the streets, and into love. DM or comment if you can help.
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🆘 URGENT – HEARTBREAKING SITUATION IN WESLACO, TX This sweet little boy has been living outside a Dollar General for two weeks, faithfully waiting by the roadside for owners who never came back. The cashier says he hasn’t left. A kind soul has been feeding him, but now he’s stopped eating. He’s shutting down. It’s over 90 degrees😭 He’s right next to a busy street. And he’s running out of time. We are desperately looking for a temporary foster near Weslaco, TX and an adopter anywhere in the U.S. to save his life. 🚨 If you’re nearby and can check on him or bring him to a vet, please message us now. We will cover all his care. 🚨 Pledges needed to help with transport, vetting, and supplies. Please don’t let him fade away in front of that store. He’s just a baby. He deserves more than this.🥺 Let’s get him out of the heat, off the streets, and into love. DM or comment if you can help.

Iza S

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🚨 THE STARLINK MYTH SHATTERED: Why Iran’s "Jamming" is a Wake-Up Call for India The "unstoppable" internet just hit a wall. Reports confirm Iran has successfully JAMMED Elon Musk’s Starlink during nationwide protests, likely with military-grade tech supplied by Russia or China. The dream that US Tech oligarchs can remotely trigger "regime change" has turned into a nightmare blackout. The "Freedom Tool" Failed Musk & the US establishment sold Starlink as a weapon against "dictators." But when faced with serious Electronic Warfare (EW) from peers like Russia/China, the satellites went dark. The result? Activists exposed, communications cut, and the regime remains. The Proxy War in Space This isn't just Iran vs. Protesters. This is Russia & China vs. US Tech. They just proved they can neutralize America's premier civilian-military asset. If they can blind Starlink in Iran, they can do it anywhere. The WARNING for India This is exactly why India must NOT hand over its skies to Starlink without an ironclad "Kill Switch" of its own. We cannot rely on a network that can be jammed by China or switched off by the US at will. If Starlink bypasses Indian laws, who controls the data? Who controls the narrative? Support Made-in-India tech (JioSpace, OneWeb/Bharti). Build our own fortress, don't rent one from Elon. A sovereign nation cannot run its critical comms on a foreign billionaire’s hobby project. India needs PARTNERS, not MASTERS. Col AJ🇮🇳 Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Colonel Mayank Chaubey TheGlobalDecoder Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 #Starlink #Iran #India #ElonMusk #Trump #USA #Russia #China #MakeInIndia #IranMassacre
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🚨 THE STARLINK MYTH SHATTERED: Why Iran’s "Jamming" is a Wake-Up Call for India The "unstoppable" internet just hit a wall. Reports confirm Iran has successfully JAMMED Elon Musk’s Starlink during nationwide protests, likely with military-grade tech supplied by Russia or China. The dream that US Tech oligarchs can remotely trigger "regime change" has turned into a nightmare blackout. The "Freedom Tool" Failed Musk & the US establishment sold Starlink as a weapon against "dictators." But when faced with serious Electronic Warfare (EW) from peers like Russia/China, the satellites went dark. The result? Activists exposed, communications cut, and the regime remains. The Proxy War in Space This isn't just Iran vs. Protesters. This is Russia & China vs. US Tech. They just proved they can neutralize America's premier civilian-military asset. If they can blind Starlink in Iran, they can do it anywhere. The WARNING for India This is exactly why India must NOT hand over its skies to Starlink without an ironclad "Kill Switch" of its own. We cannot rely on a network that can be jammed by China or switched off by the US at will. If Starlink bypasses Indian laws, who controls the data? Who controls the narrative? Support Made-in-India tech (JioSpace, OneWeb/Bharti). Build our own fortress, don't rent one from Elon. A sovereign nation cannot run its critical comms on a foreign billionaire’s hobby project. India needs PARTNERS, not MASTERS. Col AJ🇮🇳 Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) Colonel Mayank Chaubey TheGlobalDecoder Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 #Starlink #Iran #India #ElonMusk #Trump #USA #Russia #China #MakeInIndia #IranMassacre

The Sacred Scroll

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These are the brakes responsible for stopping a Bombardier CRJ900, an aircraft that can weigh more than 38 tonnes at takeoff. Unlike the single discs on a car, each main wheel uses a multi-disc brake stack. Hydraulic pistons squeeze alternating rotating and stationary discs together, converting the aircraft's kinetic energy into enormous amounts of heat. At around takeoff speed, a fully loaded CRJ900 carries roughly 100 mega-joules of kinetic energy, with just four main wheel brakes responsible for absorbing a substantial part of it during a rejected takeoff. The real engineering challenge isn't generating enough friction, but surviving the extreme heat. The discs experience repeated extreme heating and cooling cycles, gradually wearing away the friction material. A complete set of four CRJ900 brake assemblies can cost roughly $280,000-300,000 in new brake pads and hardware. If we scale this to the Airbus A380 and it gets even harder to comprehend. At up to 575 tonnes, the world's largest passenger airliner has 16 braked main wheels using carbon brake stacks. Those assemblies represent roughly $2.5-4 million worth of brake hardware. Airlines don't replace all of them together at a fixed number of landings each brake is wear monitored and changed or overhauled individually. At maximum braking, these brakes absorb so much energy in just seconds that the discs can glow red hot, approaching 1,000°C all while bringing hundreds of tonnes of aircraft safely to a stop. Source, Aviation Tech
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These are the brakes responsible for stopping a Bombardier CRJ900, an aircraft that can weigh more than 38 tonnes at takeoff. Unlike the single discs on a car, each main wheel uses a multi-disc brake stack. Hydraulic pistons squeeze alternating rotating and stationary discs together, converting the aircraft's kinetic energy into enormous amounts of heat. At around takeoff speed, a fully loaded CRJ900 carries roughly 100 mega-joules of kinetic energy, with just four main wheel brakes responsible for absorbing a substantial part of it during a rejected takeoff. The real engineering challenge isn't generating enough friction, but surviving the extreme heat. The discs experience repeated extreme heating and cooling cycles, gradually wearing away the friction material. A complete set of four CRJ900 brake assemblies can cost roughly $280,000-300,000 in new brake pads and hardware. If we scale this to the Airbus A380 and it gets even harder to comprehend. At up to 575 tonnes, the world's largest passenger airliner has 16 braked main wheels using carbon brake stacks. Those assemblies represent roughly $2.5-4 million worth of brake hardware. Airlines don't replace all of them together at a fixed number of landings each brake is wear monitored and changed or overhauled individually. At maximum braking, these brakes absorb so much energy in just seconds that the discs can glow red hot, approaching 1,000°C all while bringing hundreds of tonnes of aircraft safely to a stop. Source, Aviation Tech

Ammanichanda

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