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🔥 The Result Is Incredible
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The video is AI-generated rather than real footage of a project, with shot inconsistencies and impractical details typical of such content.
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HCM v0.41 is now available. New results: • Control C: a blind near-horizon eikonal-to-capture test gives EIKONAL_CAPTURE_NOT_CLOSED and passes as a negative control. • A separate blind 1–5PM diagnostic recovers the Schwarzschild capture separatrix within 5% at 2/4 predeclared velocities, earning PARTIAL_SCOPED_SUPPORT. The generic eikonal-to-capture chain remains NOT CLOSED. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22130… #BlackHoles #GeneralRelativity #ScatteringAmplitudes #Eikonal #PostMinkowskian #QuantumFieldTheory
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Slam finals. Busted racquets. Same story every year. 😭
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🗽 NYC! I'm excited to announce l'll be signing copies of Rated X on October 21 at 8 PM at Dave & Buster's Times Square. Come say hi, grab a signed book, and let's make it a fun night! ❤️📚Hope to
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Observable-native rule: metric (or null Hamiltonian) required for capture/shadow; source-native chains can close radiation/scattering without it.
Schwarzschild direct-current control: independently certified to n=90 → exact R_ph = 3M, b_crit = 3√3 M, σ_cap = 27π M².
5PM-1SF WQFT: source-closed radiative control (CY3 is function space, not spacetime).
Generic eikonal → capture: still NOT CLOSED.
DOI: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21425…
#HCM #BlackHolePhysics #ScatteringAmplitudes #WorldlineQFT #PostMinkowskian #CalabiYau
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"Why Isn’t This Map in the History Books?Anyone need this poster? Just write "I want One".
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What is your sacred animal in Native American culture?
Comment below which animal you belong to, and I’ll tell you who you really are!
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Viola Fletcher, the last living witness of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has passed away at 111. Her legacy of strength and survival will never be forgotten. 🕊️🙏🏾
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Viola Ford Fletcher pasted away November 24, 2025. This post is misleading and likely created for engagement.
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🚀 Mars Mission Timeline
1960s: First attempts to reach Mars
1971: First spacecraft enters Mars orbit
1976: First successful landing on Mars
1997: Sojourner becomes the first Mars rover
2004: Spirit & Opportunity begin exploring the Red Planet
2012: Curiosity lands and searches for signs of habitability
2021: Perseverance and Ingenuity arrive, making the first powered flight on another world
2030s?: Humans may finally set foot on Mars
From distant dreams to robotic explorers, every mission brings us one step closer to becoming an interplanetary species.
🔴 Mars isn't just a planet—it's humanity's next frontier.
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Perseverance in the Wild Martian West 🤠
Our Perseverance Mars rover snapped some photos beyond the western rim of Jezero Crater—the farthest west the rover has ever gone on the Red Planet. See what we found there: go.nasa.gov/4eNxezT