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NRP-Devil Worship-Alek Yerbury

UK: Email – Alek Yerbury Storms-Off UNN Set – Before “Devil Worship” Revelation! (18.5.2025)

Given our collective manliness, I cannot for the life of me figure out why one or two Communist agitators, keep asserting a) we are gay, or b) our interaction is homo-erotic. If you look closely at the video, I use all my Hitler hand movements, and cannot understand why you were not seduced into an obeying stupor. Pleasantries aside, I did not have time to unveil the new NRP emblem which features a distorted female part – superimposed upon the background of an “inverted cross”! Yes, the NRP fully endorses Devil Worship and misogyny. Now, you see if you had been good and kept to the script, you would have had an exclusive on your show. I was going to end with the manifestation of Beelzebub! 

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Magnetic Pulse - Chirp - 2025

China: Joint Research Team – Unexpected “Chirping Chorus” Detected from Outer Space! (23.1.2025)

According to the research team, electromagnetic bursts play a crucial role in the formation of the Earth’s radiation belts, pulsating auroras, and the precipitation of particles into its atmosphere. Traditional views hold that chorus waves are formed in the magnetic field of a dipole of near-Earth space, where the magnetic field is similar to a large bar magnet.

The newly-found chorus waves were detected in a region where Earth’s magnetic field is stretched out, which scientists didn’t expect. They lasted about 0.1 second with a frequency of nearly 100 hertz per second, which are similar to the waves detected in near-Earth space. That raises fresh questions about how these chirping waves form.

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Lobes of the Human Brain!

China: Scientists Map Neural Network of Hippocampus in Mouse Brain! (5.2.2024)

“Such previously unknown spatial organization principles of single neuron projections will provide a structural basis for a better understanding the function of hippocampal neurons,” said Xu Chun, a leading researcher on the team and a correspondent author of the paper.

“This enormous dataset (in the paper) provides unprecedented insights into the divergence of hippocampal output, bilateral projections and some of the principles of hippocampal projections at the level of individual neurons,” said one peer review.

Poo said the research results will provide a foundation to work out a function map of the single neurons in the mouse hippocampus to discover how signals are transmitted and which single neurons and signals are related to particular brain functions, such as memory, learning and emotions.

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