Saturday, November 9
Major Leap Towards TIME TRAVEL
Yet, a new study by an international research team has reignited interest by proposing that tachyons are indeed possible within the framework of Einstein’s special theory of relativity—a finding that could significantly reshape our understanding of causality, time, and even the structure of reality.
Physicist Gerald Feinberg introduced the idea of tachyons in 1962 as particles that could potentially travel faster than light, always maintaining speeds beyond that limit. This groundbreaking suggestion was rooted in his study of imaginary mass, a concept involving the square root of a negative number. READ MORE...
Friday, November 8
In The NEWS
Sports, Entertainment, & Culture
> Viewership of primetime coverage for presidential election across major networks and cable news channels falls to 42.3 million viewers, down 26% from 2020; lowest percentage of households follow TV coverage since 1960 (More)
> Ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" up for auction nearly 20 years after being stolen from Minnesota museum; the Judy Garland-worn slippers are expected to fetch more than $1M at auction (More)
> Netflix confirms 2025 release for fifth and final season of "Stranger Things" (More) | Argentine police are investigating three people as part of probe into One Direction's Liam Payne's Oct. 16 death (More)
Science & Technology
> Ride-hailing platform Lyft to partner with trio of self-driving car startups to bring autonomous rides to Atlanta by next year (More)
> Astronomers link fast radio bursts—high-energy spikes in radio waves lasting a few seconds or less—to massive star-forming galaxies; likely sources include magnetars, dead stars believed to emit universe's strongest magnetic fields (More)
> Vampire bat metabolism, unique among mammals, mirrors that of blood-sucking insects, new study finds; the animal has evolved to subsist on diets composed almost entirely of blood (More)
Business & Markets
> US stock markets close higher (S&P 500 +2.5%, Dow +3.6%, Nasdaq +3.0%) following election; Dow notches record close in best day since 2022 (More) | Bitcoin hits all-time high, surpassing $75K (More) | Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates today for the second time this year (More)
> Tesla shares close up 15% at record high on expectations CEO Elon Musk and EV company will benefit from Trump presidency (More) | Toyota reports first drop in quarterly profit in two years following certification scandal and recalls (More)
> Super Micro shares continue to fall, closing down 18% after issuing weaker-than-expected unaudited financial results amid accusations of accounting irregularities (More)
Politics & World Affairs
> Justice Department works to wind down two federal criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump—related to Jan. 6 and classified documents storage—in alignment with longstanding policy not to prosecute a sitting president (More)
> German Chancellor Olaf Scholz calls vote of confidence in his government for January 2025, potentially ushering in early elections; announcement comes after Scholz dismissed his finance minister over disagreements on economic reforms, endangering ruling centrist coalition (More)
> Moldovan President Maia Sandu wins reelection against pro-Russian candidate in second round of voting, with eligible voter turnout at 54% (More)
The Election Results
I pride myself with the fact that I am not a Democrat nor am I a Republican, so I am NEVER PRESSURED to vote along party lines, which I believe in inherently WRONG.
The vote that I cast is none of your business, but I am glad that Trump won. If you think that this statement means that I voted for him, that is your right.
I am glad Trump won for the following reasons:
- I want the DAMN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS out of this country
- I want the USA to be energy independent and dominate again
- I want govt deregulation so that our economy can grow, and inflation can decrease
- I want a strong military and a strong global posture
- I want Russia/China to be put in their place
- I want the green energy movement to evolve more slowly
- I want WOKISM, CRT, BLM to end
- I want a fair and balance news media presence that does not include censorship
- I want lower taxes for 80% of Americans and higher taxes for 20% of Americans
- I want a small federal government
Secret Mayan City Revealed
Tulane University researchers used laser-guided imaging to uncover vast unexplored Maya settlements in Campeche, Mexico, revealing more than 6,500 pre-Hispanic structures, including a previously unknown large city with stone pyramids.
The ability to examine large regions from the comfort of a laboratory thanks to Light Detection and Ranging (Lidar) technology has revolutionized the way archaic researchers study ancient civilizations in recent years.
The research project, led by doctoral student Luke Auld-Thomas alongside his advisor, Professor Marcello A. Canuto, both affiliated with Tulane’s Middle American Research Institute (MARI), used Lidar technology to study an area of 130 square kilometers in Campeche. READ MORE...
Thursday, November 7
Our Federally Elected Officials
We have on the Federal Level, a House of Representatives and a Senate. The House of Representatives has 435 members (based on population of the states) and the Senate has 100 members (based up 2 members per state)
51 is a majority in the Senate
218 is a majority in the House
FIFTY PERCENT of the House and Senate (Congress) are millionaires as compared to 1% of the US population being millionaires.
As of 2023, the average annual salary for Americans is $59, 428.
QUESTION: How can millionaires decide what is best for Americans?
Members of Congress: Receive $174,000 annually...
Do you BELIEVE that a wealthy member of Congress can accurately decide what is best for an average American when these average American lives paycheck to paycheck and the congress person DOES NOT???
FROM THE VERY BEGINNING, our Founding Fathers created a Constitution that created a Congress where it was INTENTIONALLY DESIGNED that the WEALTHY would make ALL DECISIONS for the AVERAGE AMERICAN which at the time was uneducated and POOR.
The average American has gained much since then in both education and wealth but still lags FAR BEHIND those who are making decisions on how our lives should be LIVED.
WE DECIDE HOW OUR LIVES SHOULD BE LIVED... NOT CONGRESS...
The Progressive Movement
- illegal immigration increase
- illegal drugs increase
- crime and violence increase
- criminals not prosecuted
- woke policies being created
- crt being taught in school
- trans males playing female sports
- anti-Jewish protests on college campuses