We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
🚨Stardust Solutions, an Israeli-US startup founded in 2023, specializes in solar geoengineering, specifically, stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI). This technique aims to combat climate change by releasing reflective particles into the upper atmosphere (stratosphere) to mimic the cooling effects of volcanic eruptions, which temporarily block sunlight and lower global temperatures. On Oct.24, 2025, the company announced it had raised $60 million in venture capital, bringing its total funding to $75 million. This influx supports the development of proprietary aerosol technology and plans for the first controlled outdoor experiments releasing particles from a modified aircraft at about 11-18 km (7-11 miles) altitude
🚨According to experts, this method (SAI), can have temporary positive effects such as reducing temperature, but it also comes with negative and unexpected consequences. These consequences have been identified based on climate modeling and scientific studies, and include climatic, environmental, social, and economic changes. Below, I summarize some of the most important consequences for you; Reduced rainfall in tropical regions. Drought in sub-Saharan Africa, India, and northeastern Brazil. Increased storms in the North Atlantic. Stratospheric warming (up to 2.5°C with sulfate injection). Changes in atmospheric circulations (such as Hadley and Walker) that affect regional weather patterns. Ozone layer depletion, increased UV radiation, and skin cancer risk. Stratospheric pollution by particles (such as alumina or calcite) that can disrupt ecosystems. Reduced agricultural yields due to less precipitation, leading to famine and water shortages. Increased respiratory diseases from aerosol pollutants. UV changes affecting skin health. Regional inequality, where some areas benefit (such as reduced storms), but others suffer (such as drought). Termination shock: If injection stops, temperatures rise rapidly, and effects become worse than before. High costs (billions of dollars annually) and technological challenges, such as specialized aircraft for injection
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🇨🇴✔️🇺🇸 — 🇻🇪 The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, officially acknowledges that the United States bombed an ELN factory in Maracaibo, Venezuela, and contradicts Nicolás Maduro, who denies that this happened:
“It turns out that many boats attacked with missiles, as is happening in the seizures we carry out in Colombia or, with our help, outside Colombia, were not carrying cocaine but cannabis.
A paradoxical problem: in the U.S., in many places it is legal. And the Colombian Congress should not have allowed its illegality; it was lost by one vote. That vote has taken the lives of many humble boatmen, and not of a single U.S. consumer or consumer anywhere in the world. Trump is completely wrong. Cocaine to Europe is moving by submarine and container. Cannabis is what is being illegitimately attacked.
The ELN in Catatumbo, and the 33rd Front, must decide whether they are going to compete for cocaine or for Peace. Only about 5% of the cocaine produced in Colombia passes through ...
Farmer Girl:
It is very early. The kind of early where grief still hasn’t had its coffee and hope is absolutely not scheduled yet. The women go to the tomb carrying spices because when someone you love dies, you do the next right thing. You don’t expect miracles. You expect maintenance. You expect a body. You expect final.
They do not get final.
The stone is rolled away. The tomb is empty. And somewhere nearby, a group of guards is having the worst workday review in Roman history. Imagine being paid to guard death itself and then having to explain to your supervisor that, yes sir, the grave escaped. One minute you’re standing there with a spear, the next minute an angel shows up like lightning, the ground shakes, and you wake up realizing the thing you were guarding walked out. Career change imminent.
Two angels tell the women, "Why are you looking for the living among the dead". Which feels gentle until you realize it’s also Heaven saying, you’re shopping in the wrong aisle. He told you this. You ...
