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November 25, 2025, 11:53
FINDING IN SOLANA $546
๐ช Another wallet the software picked up today
Balance: 4.22 SOL โ $546
And once again a โdeadโ wallet.
The owner hasnโt logged in for years, and the coins were just sitting there waiting to be found ๐
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1. Took the seed phrase from the results
2. Pasted it into Trust Wallet
3. And instantly logged into the wallet
Everything works perfectly withdrawal without any issues ๐ธ
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December 23, 2025, 19:28
JUST IN: Silver surpasses Apple $AAPL to become the 3rd largest asset in the world by market cap.
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December 23, 2025, 13:21
JUST IN: Gold reaches new all-time high of $4,450
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August 10, 2024, 11:00
Which planet may hide a real treasure?
Mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system, may hide an all-diamond layer up to 18 kilometers (10 miles) thick at the boundary between the core and the mantle, new research suggests.
Scientists used data collected by MESSENGER spacecraft to inform their theories about the structure of the planet's interior.
When the planet was formed around 4.5 billion years ago, the metal core was entirely liquid which progressively crystallized over time.
Two processes could have resulted in the diamond layer:
1๏ธโฃ the crystallization of the magma ocean that likely contributed to forming only a very thin diamond layer at the core/mantle interface
2๏ธโฃ the crystallization of the metal core of Mercury.
The study suggests that under extreme pressure, the carbon in the mantle turned into diamond.
According to scientists, the results could point to differences between the formation of Mercury and other planets, including Earth and Mars.
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August 8, 2024, 17:00
How many facial expressions do cats have?
๐ Cats display at least 276 different facial expressions, according to a study.
๐บ๐พ๐ About 46% of these expressions are friendly, nearly 37% are aggressive and roughly 17% are ambiguous. Each expression combines about four of 26 unique facial movements, including various ear positions, parted lips, jaw drops, dilated or constricted pupils, blinks, pulled lip corners, nose licks, protracted or retracted whiskers.
๐ฝ The findings show cats are more articulate and affectionate than previously thought.
๐โโฌ Although the researchers havenโt been able to compare their results with those of wild felines, they do know that all close relatives of the domestic cat are ferociously solitary animals. Pet cats might have retained some of that defensive โwildโ communication, but they probably started to pick up friendly facial expressions over the course of their 10,000-year history with humans.
โน๏ธ๐ป International Cat Day takes place on August 8.
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August 6, 2024, 17:00
Why is World Day for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons observed on August 6?
๐บ๐ธ๐ฅโข๏ธ๐ฏ๐ต Also known as Hiroshima Day, World Day for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons is observed on August 6th every year as a solemn commemoration of the atomic bombing by the United States of America of the Japanese city of Hiroshima in 1945.
โ๏ธOn August 6th 1945, during World War II, a U.S. B-29 bomber named Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb (codenamed "Little Boy") on Hiroshima. It was the first ever use of atomic weapons in warfare.
โ๏ธ The bombing of Hiroshima and that of Nagasaki on August 9th resulted in immense destruction and loss of life. The immediate aftermath saw these Japanese cities engulfed in a massive firestorm, with a large area reduced to ruins. The estimated death toll was up to 150,000 people.
๐ World Day for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons serves as a reminder of the devastating impact of nuclear weapons and advocates for peace and the abolition of nuclear armaments.
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August 5, 2024, 16:46
Where were the worldโs first traffic lights installed?
๐ฆEvery year on August 5th, International Traffic Light Day is observed and highlights the importance of the traffic light.
๐ฅ The world's first traffic light was a manually operated gas-lit signal installed in London, Great Britain, in 1868 โฌ๏ธ. It showed a red or green light at night. In 1869 a gas leak caused an explosion, injuring its policeman operator, and the same year this traffic light was removed.
๐ฆ The history of the first electric traffic light starts with the installation of the first electric traffic signal system in Cleveland, USA, on August 5, 1914. That first traffic light signal only had two colors โ green and red โฌ๏ธ.
๐ฅ In 1920 the first three-coloured traffic lights with red, yellow and green lights were put to service in New York and Detroit, USA.
๐ฆThe first electric traffic lights in Europe were installed in the 1920s. Traffic lights returned to London in 1926.
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November 5, 2024, 13:20
๐ Signal no 2294
๐ SELL USD/CHF @ 0.86250
๐ TP 0.85750
โ SL 0.86750
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November 5, 2024, 13:18
๐ Signal no 2293
๐ BUY EUR/USD @ 1.09000
๐ TP 1.09500
โ SL 1.08500
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July 30, 2024, 18:15
What is pareidolia?
Pareidolia (pronounced "par-i-DOH-lee-a") is a brain phenomenon in which a person or even a group of people see or hear something significant in a random image or pattern.
The word is derived from the Greek words para, meaning something faulty, wrong, instead of, and the noun eidลlon, meaning image, form or shape.
Face pareidolia occurs when humans see faces in inanimate objects, e.g. in a tree trunk or a piece of burnt toast.
According to researchers:
๐บ the human brain can see not only facial features, but also emotion in inanimate objects
๐บ humans are likelier to see male, rather than female faces, in inanimate objects
๐บ feminine-looking illusory faces are recognized as happy faster
๐บ masculine-looking illusory faces are perceived as angry quicker
๐บ face-like patterns activate similar socio-cognitive processes as real faces
๐บ humans have stronger face-like patterns than animals, which shows how important such social information is to humans.
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