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December 17
December 17
A rare cosmic visitor from another star system — called 3I/ATLAS — is swinging by our neighborhood. On December 19, 2025, it will make its closest approach to Earth, coming within about 168 million miles (1.8 AU) — safely far away (no danger at all). This comet is special because it didn’t originate in our solar system — it’s only the third interstellar object ever confirmed, after 1I/ʻOumuamua and 2I/Borisov.
Why are astronomers excited? ➡️ It’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance to study material from another star system. As it drifts past, sunlight warms the comet’s ices, making it release gas and dust — which scientists can observe for clues about how other planetary systems form.
Can you see it? ➡️ The comet is too faint for the naked eye, even at its closest. With a good telescope under dark skies, you might spot it as a fuzzy patch. There’s also a free livestream scheduled the night before closest approach so anyone can watch online.
In short: a distant interstellar visitor is cruising by safely, offering a rare glimpse into the building blocks of distant star systems. ☄️
Do you think astronomical events have spiritual significance? If so, what message might 3I/Atlas be carrying for Earth's inhabitants? Share your ideas in the comments below. 👇🏼
Link to article: https://www.space.com/astronomy/comets/interstellar-comet-3i-atlas-makes-its-closest-approach-to-earth-on-dec-19-heres-what-you-need-to-know
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December 17
3I/Atlas Is ALMOST Here, and the TRUTH is coming out | Redacted News
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December 17
A week without social media cuts anxiety and depression, study finds, even if you still use your phone
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December 17
Energy, Frequency & Vibration: The Forgotten Technology of Ancient Civilizations
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December 17
If You Grew Up in the 1970's You Probably Possess These Traits
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December 16
Yesterday, my older brother and I had a disagreement about something that turned to a heated discussion about religion, that ended, him calling me a new ager and me telling him that he’s legalistic. It’s funny to me now as I’m writing this lol but it seems like this always happens around holidays. I have a Christian background, and I’ve always felt sad around Christmas time when you’re supposed to be happy and joyful. And some Christmas music makes me sad. This is not new to me, I’ve always felt sad or melancholy around this time of year even when I was active in church. I guess, I learned to fake it all those years.
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December 16
Have you noticed that when the government bullies something and it runs over time or budget you were the cost yet when privet companies have the same the contractor where’s the cost dont the government know how to do a contract
December 16
In December 2025, business leaders are all-in on the revolutionary potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI)—yet they're hitting a frustrating wall. Surveys paint a sobering picture: Only 15% of executives saw profit boosts from AI last year, and a mere 5% report widespread value. As one analyst put it, tech giants hyped lightning-fast change, but "we humans don’t change that fast."
The core issue? AI's "jagged frontier"—it crushes complex tasks like coding but flops on basics, like accurately summarizing safety manuals or giving blunt advice without excessive flattery. Companies like Klarna scaled back bold claims of replacing hundreds of agents, realizing customers crave human empathy for tricky issues. Verizon echoes this: AI handles routine queries, but people win on emotional ones.
Even AI providers like OpenAI and Anthropic are shifting to hands-on partnerships, embedding experts to customize tools. The vibe? Cautiously optimistic, but wary of a dot-com bust if the promise doesn't deliver soon. Businesses are delaying spends, demanding real ROI over hype.
Do you think AI has potential for positive influence in how humans conduct business, or will adopting this technology only lead to disaster? Share your thoughts below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.reuters.com/business/business-leaders-agree-ai-is-future-they-just-wish-it-worked-right-now-2025-12-16/