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you have always existed and will always exist
31 May 2026 today we explore the magic of nonduality and the beauty of our temporary autonomy in this mysterious reality we exist in (: support the channel: / jtswh – hi, my name is yasminn and i create businesses … Continue reading
Where are canal lock gates made ?
22 Dec 2024 In this video we look at the work of the Canal River Trust. We start at Lock 69 on the Rochdale canal in Manchester. The Canal and River Trust are replacing the lock gates at this location … Continue reading
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How To Fall To Earth (Without Burning Up)
Rockets are built to slice cleanly through the atmosphere on the way up. Coming home, it turns out, requires… not turning into a fireball before a bellyflop. When Space Shuttles reenter Earth’s atmosphere at 17,000 miles per hour, they don’t … Continue reading
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Leaders of Japan & South Korea Jam Out Together in Drum Duet
After hours of discussing nuclear weapons, economic security, and rare minerals, the leaders of Japan and South Korea decided to let loose. In an impromptu act of harmony, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan and President Lee Jae Myung of … Continue reading
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The 400-Year-Old Engineering You Can See From Space!
When you fly light aircraft around the UK, you start to notice things most people never see. From altitude — and even from space — there’s an unusually straight line cutting across eastern England. It doesn’t follow a road, it … Continue reading