@drakehatter.bsky.social

swimming side by side , tangled up in mans waste, NOT a Fake PHOTO

International Space Station Tracking The ISS is currently over 3QW56RG4+57Q Latitude -51.774544890705 Longitude 123.80573661008 Orbiting at 17,099.00 miles/hour Altitude of 507.93km At 01 : 30 UTC, in 1 hour time, the ISS will be passing over Tindouf, Algeria, 27.743882881316,-7.5780036078517...

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So many great results from all around these islands. This part of the increase of seven percentage points in our vote around England - 18% of national vote share as calculated by the BBC, more than Labour or Tory

Bradford District Green Party@bradfordgreens.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🎉 We received our best ever share of the vote in #Bradford at this year's local elections! ✅️ People right across the Bradford district putting their trust in the Green Party 🙏 💚 Help us make a fairer and greener #Bradford: Join.greenparty.org.uk

Graphic from Green Party Bradford District showing a colour-coded map of Bradford district wards over a faded background image of Bradford City Hall and the Mirror Pool. The headline reads: “SURGE IN GREEN SUPPORT IN BRADFORD DISTRICT.” The wards on the map are shaded in different tones of green, with darker green indicating higher Green Party support according to the scale on the left side labelled “High.” One ward on the right side is coloured white. Small text at the bottom states: “*Rankings are based on each political party or registered group’s highest-polling candidate in each ward.” The Green Party Bradford District logo appears at the top. Small print at the bottom says the graphic was promoted by Darren Parkinson on behalf of Bradford District Green Party, both at 88 Hirst Wood Road, Shipley, BD18 4BU.

The implications of quantum mechanics suggest reality isn't as solid as we think it is, but physicist David Bohm had a spin on the theory that restores reality. Columnist Karmela Padavic-Callaghan explores how we could test Bohmian mechanics – and if it will ever become more widely accepted

An unorthodox version of quantum theory could reveal what reality is

The implications of quantum mechanics suggest reality isn't as solid as we think it is, but physicist David Bohm had a spin on the theory that restores reality. Columnist Karmela Padavic-Callaghan explores how we could test Bohmian mechanics – and if it will ever become more widely accepted

newscientist.com