For
decades, time travel was seen as science fiction—a dream for writers, a
fantasy for dreamers. But modern physics is changing that perception.
Einstein
revolutionized our view of time, showing it's not a universal clock but
something that bends and warps around massive objects like stars. Then
came Gödel’s mind-bending solution to Einstein’s equations: a rotating
universe that could, in theory, loop time back on itself. Later,
rotating black holes and wormholes entered the scene—cosmic phenomena
that might connect different places and times.
The
main barriers? Energy and stability. Traversable wormholes would
require "exotic matter" or negative energy, both difficult to produce in
meaningful amounts. Even if built, quantum effects could destabilize
them before use. And while Stephen Hawking once argued time travel must
not exist (since we see no future tourists), even he later admitted it
might be possible under the laws of physics—just not practical yet.
Some theories suggest that changing the past simply spawns a new timeline, leaving your original untouched.
Earth’s 27-Million-Year "Heartbeat": A Mysterious Cycle of Geological Upheaval!
Scientists have uncovered a recurring cycle of geological activity on Earth, occurring roughly every 27.5 million years. This planetary "heartbeat" is marked by clusters of volcanic eruptions, mass extinctions, shifting tectonic plates, and rising sea levels. The findings, published in Geoscience Frontiers, suggest that these events are not random but follow a predictable pattern—one that has shaped Earth’s history for at least 260 million years.
By analyzing 89 well-documented geological events over the past 260 million years, researchers discovered that catastrophic changes tend to cluster together in pulses. These pulses involve a wide range of planetary upheavals, including:
Mass extinctions in both marine and land ecosystems.
Large-scale volcanic eruptions, such as continental flood basalts.
Major ocean anoxic events, where oceans lose oxygen, leading to widespread marine die-offs.
Sea-level fluctuations tied to climate shifts and ice age cycles.
Tectonic shifts, including changes in seafloor spreading rates and plate reorganizations.
What makes this discovery remarkable is that statistical analysis confirms these events are not random. Instead, they follow a recurring cycle—suggesting a deeper underlying cause driving these periodic catastrophes.
The idea of cyclic geological activity isn’t new. In the 1920s and 1930s, early studies suggested a 30-million-year cycle in Earth’s history. Later, research in the 1980s and 1990s refined the pattern to between 26.2 and 30.6 million years. This new study pinpoints 27.5 million years as the most consistent interval, further strengthening the idea that Earth’s history moves in rhythmic pulses.
RESEARCH PAPER
M.R. Rampino et al., “A pulse of the Earth: A 27.5-Myr underlying cycle in coordinated geological events over the last 260 Myr”, Geoscience Frontiers (2021)
The freshwater fish that can eat a crocodile. The Goliath Tigerfish is an apex predator within its environment, preying on other fish, birds, and even small crocodiles. It is known for its aggressive nature and powerful jaws and 32 razor sharp teeth. These Goliath's can grow huge, reaching up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) in length and weighing over 110 pounds. #interestingtidbits#wildandcrazyfacts
SPACE WORLD
Did you know the Sun just hosted a monstrous sunspot 15 times wider than Earth, unleashing the most powerful solar flare in nearly two decades? Imagine a dark patch on our Sun so vast you could fit 15 Earths across its surface – that's exactly what astronomers observed with sunspot AR3664 this past May! This colossal solar behemoth didn't just sit there; it erupted with an X8.7-class solar flare, marking the strongest outburst from our star since the famous Halloween storms of 2003 and the most powerful of the current solar cycle. The sheer scale and intensity of this event sent shockwaves, both literal and figurative, across our solar system.
This incredible display of solar power led to spectacular aurora displays visible in many parts of the world, captivating sky-gazers and reminding us of the dynamic nature of our star. While it brought stunning celestial light shows, such powerful flares also trigger geomagnetic storms that can impact technologies here on Earth, including radio communications and satellite systems. The event served as a powerful reminder of the Sun's immense influence and the ongoing importance of space weather monitoring as we head towards the peak of the current solar cycle.
“When the fog rolls in and the lights glow softly along the Embarcadero, San Francisco feels like a promise waiting to unfold. The Ferry Building stands as a timeless guardian of the bay, reminding us that every journey begins with a single step toward the horizon.”
San Francisco - Sodini's Green Valley Restaurant, 510 Green Street, North Beach. Original ownership from 1906 to 1949 is unknown. Green Valley Restaurant established in 1949. became Sodini's in 1993
Discover the heart-wrenching tale of Spain's own Romeo and Juliet - the legendary Lovers of Teruel. Two childhood sweethearts, Diego and Isabel, were torn apart by fate and family, leading to a tragic end that echoes through time. Their story, believed to be embodied by two mummies discovered in the 16th century, has captivated visitors to the Orpato mausoleum where their beautifully sculpted tombs lie.
Great photo!1 On September 21, 2012, Space Shuttle Endeavor completed its final journey, soaring across California atop NASA’s specially modified Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft!
As part of a two-day farewell tour, one of the most memorable moments came when Endeavor made a breathtaking flyover of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge .
In a jaw-dropping deep-sea expedition, scientists exploring a submerged volcanic area uncovered more than one million giant eggs—each measuring nearly 20 inches long—clustered around active hydrothermal vents. These eggs, found at extreme ocean depths, don’t match the size or biology of any known marine species, sparking global excitement in the scientific community. Experts believe this could signal the discovery of an entirely new form of life adapted to survive in harsh volcanic conditions, where temperatures, pressure, and mineral concentrations are far beyond normal levels.
The team is now racing to analyze DNA samples from the eggs, which may help determine the origin of the mysterious organism. Early findings hint at a species that produces fewer but highly developed offspring to thrive in geothermal habitats—a unique reproductive strategy. Researchers are planning further missions to monitor the site and observe any hatching events. This remarkable discovery challenges what we know about life in Earth’s most extreme environments and could reshape our understanding of biodiversity in the deep ocean.
When Cecilia Payne wrote her Ph.D. thesis in 1925, she quietly cracked open the sky.
Using spectral data, she made a shocking discovery: the Sun—along with most stars—is made almost entirely of hydrogen, the lightest element in the universe. This flew in the face of what every expert believed at the time.
A senior astronomer, Henry Norris Russell, told her not to publish. Four years later, he confirmed her findings—and got most of the credit.
Cecilia had already overcome the odds just to get that far. Cambridge wouldn’t award her a degree because she was a woman, so she left England and came to Harvard. There, she earned the first Ph.D. in astronomy from Radcliffe, a degree later called the most brilliant thesis in astronomy ever written.
Her work became the foundation for nearly everything we know about stellar composition and variable stars. She was eventually named Harvard’s first woman professor promoted from within—and later, first woman to chair a department.
But when she died in 1979, most newspapers barely mentioned her greatest discovery. No memorial. No textbook chapter.
A paranormal investigator died unexpectedly over the weekend while on tour with 'Annabelle', according to the New England Society for Psychic Research.
On November 22, 1963, as Jacqueline Kennedy emerged from Parkland Hospital, she carried with her not only the shock of sudden widowhood but also the searing visual imprint of national tragedy. Her pink Chanel-style suit, now stained with the blood of her husband, President John F. Kennedy, stood as a chilling emblem of loss. Though aides and nurses gently offered her clean clothes and a chance to wash, she declined each time. Her firm, heartbreaking response—“No. Let them see what they’ve done to Jack”—conveyed both defiance and unbearable sorrow, a quiet statement rooted in love and fury.
When she stepped into the car leaving Parkland, Jackie remained in stunned silence, her grief wrapped in fragile composure. Only hours earlier, she had held her husband’s shattered head in her lap as the motorcade raced to the hospital. The blood that soaked her gloves now clung to the soft pink fabric of her suit, a stark and horrifying contrast. She would wear that same outfit through the day, including during the swearing-in of Lyndon B. Johnson aboard Air Force One, her silent protest etched into every thread.
That decision to remain in the bloodstained suit left a lasting imprint on the collective American memory. Without saying a word, Jackie Kennedy offered a searing portrait of loss and dignity. It was a widow’s unflinching tribute, a First Lady’s final act of loyalty, and the nation’s first unfiltered look into the human cost of a president’s assassination.
Just like Project 2025 told him to. Fourteen hundred staff laid off. Programs frozen. Funding reallocated. Civil rights protections buried under paperwork. One less obstacle in the way of their war on public schools. An illegal executive order that the SCOTUS, staffed well by Leonard Leo, upheld just yesterday.
Speaking of The Federalist Societies goals… they even brought back the 1776 Commission to “end racial indoctrination in K12 schools.” Dusted off from the last time Trump tried to erase history. Now it’s an official federal curriculum.
This is not government form. This is an authoritarian regime.
Leonard Leo didn’t draft the plan. He didn’t need to, because he’d built the legal infrastructure that lets it live. His SCOTUS judges make it untouchable. His clerks whisper its defense. His money (which continues to come from rich billionaires who don’t want to ever lose a dime) moves through “non-profits” like blood through arteries. You don’t see it but it is everywhere.
Together, they did not create Heritage. They just plugged into it like a command line. Leo brought the doctrine. Thiel brought the tech. Heritage had the servers. And those in the Heritage Foundation used Trump to click “execute.”
What we are living through is not a comeback story. It’s not Trump’s second act. It’s a hostile takeover of the American state by two converging forces. One speaks in Bibles and court decisions. The other speaks in code and capital. One wants to resurrect the 1700s. The other wants to replace us with machines.
This was never about one man. It was about 83 billionaires who care more about their portfolios than the people clawing to survive.
♥ Note From The Author:
Leonard Leo is not trending. Peter Thiel is not viral. That’s not an accident. They move in the margins. They build from the shadows. They don’t run for office. They install the people who do.
This is what a modern coup looks like. It doesn’t march down Main Street. It signs executive orders from a fake school set. It writes policy in thousand-page blueprints and floods the courts with men who believe we need to go back the year 1791.
I don’t write for clicks. I write to record what they want erased. I follow the money. I name the names. I publish it all, because if we don’t understand how we got here, we’ll never find the way out. I am not another influencer following the latest trend. I am an investigative journalist following what they don’t want you to know.
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How Leonard Leo and Peter Thiel Handed Trump to the Heritage FoundationInside the billionaire pipeline that turned a think tank
Leonard Leo is the man who handpicked half the Supreme Court. The other half he helped. Starting with his friendship with SCOTUS Judge Clarence Thomas in the 1990s. Leo has never argued a case, never worn a robe, and never held public office. But his fingerprints are all over the death of Roe, the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and the rise of a court infiltrated by Trump loyalists.
Peter Thiel, meanwhile, is Silicon Valley’s vampire libertarian.. the billionaire who funds AI surveillance for ICE, bankrolls neo-reactionary Senate candidates, and dreams of a world where democracy is optional and oligarchy is optimized. The same man who helped place JD — a man who once referred to Trump as Hitler — as Vice President.
Together, they are not just players in the American collapse. They are co-authors, and the Heritage Foundation is the bridge that turned far-right fantasy into federal reality.
So, Who Is Leonard Leo?
Leonard Leo was born in Long Island in 1965, and from the beginning, he seemed to embody the myth of the all-American overachiever.
His father died when he was a toddler. His mother remarried, and Leo was raised in the bland suburbs of New Jersey. He wore ties to school, spoke in polished phrases, and built his identity around Catholic conservatism and raw ambition. His classmates called him the "Moneybags Kid" because even as a teenager, he knew how to raise cash, curry favor, and run a room.
But this was no harmless prep school hustle. That reputation for fundraising and calculated charm would become the foundation of one of the most powerful political influence operations in modern American history.
Leonard Leo at a Federalist Society event, N.D.
He went on to Cornell University and then Cornell Law School, and when he realized Cornell didn’t have a chapter of the new Federalist Society, he started one. One that he briefly put on pause to help his friend, SCOTUS Judge Clarence Thomas, secure his seat on the Supreme Court in 1991.
That experience was a turning point. It showed Leo how judicial politics could be waged like a campaign.
Shortly after, while interning in D.C., Leonard Leo heard Reagan’s Attorney General, Ed Meese, preach the gospel of originalism a legal philosophy that would become Leo’s holy text.
Originalism, at its rotten core says, “Let’s interpret the original Constitution based only on how it was understood when it was written in the 1700’s.”
Why does every power-hungry white guy use a half-baked cult doctrine to justify their empire of evil?
It’s kind of ironic because originalists don’t even follow just one “original” Constitution. They cherry pick which amendments they believe in.
One day it’s 1789 to limit voting rights. Another day it’s 1791 to protect guns. They say it's about the Founders, but it’s really about keeping power out of your hands and in the hands of white, rich men. They treat gun rights as sacred because people in 1791 had muskets but abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and voting protections don’t count, because those didn’t exist in 1868. They think the EPA and CDC are unconstitutional, but billionaires pouring money into elections is just “free speech.”
Even birthright citizenship is up for grabs if it involves immigrant families.
This lead to him being known as the “judicial kingmaker.”
Although never sitting on the bench himself, Leo handpicked Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett. Before that, he’d helped pick or confirm the court’s three other conservative justices Clarence Thomas, John Roberts and Samuel Alito.
Leonard Leo, much like the Heritage Foundation, has been playing the long-game of conservative politics. Using “boring” lawfare to rise to the top, and Peter Thiel became one of his ideological foot soldiers during his college years when he joined Stanford’s Federalist Society branch.
Who Is Peter Thiel?
Thiel is the PayPal Mafia billionaire who originally left Stanford with a J.D. in 1992, but what Thiel really took with him was a worldview. As a member of the Federalist Society, he wasn’t just taught how to interpret the Constitution. He was taught how to weaponize it. Not to serve the people but to subdue them.
Long before the blood money from the U.S. military and ICE, before Palantir and Palaces of Surveillance, Thiel was already studying how power works not how to share it, but how to concentrate it in ways to benefit himself.
Peter Thiel, during his recent interview with the New York Times where he hesitated to answer when asked if he believes the human race should survive (July 11, 2025).
The Federalist Society didn’t just shape his legal views. It gave him the script. He just rewrote it for the digital age. That worldview didn’t fade after law school but instead it grew.
Over time, Thiel stopped pretending the Constitution mattered at all:
“I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible.” — Peter Thiel, 2009
Now, while Thiel was a member of the Federalist Society, it was never his holy text. Unlike like Leonard Leo, Thiel’s guiding philosophy wasn’t originalism.
It was the Dark Enlightenment.
A techno-feudalist fever dream hatched by Curtis Yarvin, a racist blogger turned pseudo-intellectual who believes civil rights turned America into “absolute human garbage.”
This is not surprising as Peter Thiel was raised in Apartheid Africa, where they followed the racist beliefs of Nazi Germany until the regime collapsed under global pressure in the early 1990s… decades after the Third Reich fell.
Thiel truly believes that democracy is “slowing down innovation” and empowering what he saw as weak-minded majorities. He openly calls for a society ruled by smart, wealthy elites and of course, he assumes he is one of the elite.
As if getting rich off PayPal and hiding behind Palantir made him Plato. In reality, he’s just a billionaire with a God complex and a surveillance fetish, mistaking power for wisdom and control for brilliance.
You can read more about Peter Thiel in my three-part investigative series you can find by clicking here. I published this shortly after launching this SubStack. It covers his ideology, influence, and the disturbing blueprint he’s helping to build.
But Thiel isn’t just building the technology. He’s also shaping the politics. He bankrolled the campaign of Vance and Trump. He personally placed JD “Never Trump Guy” Vance in the Oval Office.
Perhaps a favor for Leonard Leo?
Thiel also funds the Claremont Institute, a far-right “think tank” that promotes the idea that America is already in a state of civil war. Claremont writers helped justify the January 6 insurrection and continue to push theories that would give state legislatures the power to override election results if they didn’t like who won.
Enter The Heritage Foundation
No, Leonard Leo and Peter Thiel didn’t build it. They just knew exactly how to use it.
Heritage was originally born in 1973, created by reactionary businessmen and Beltway ideologues as a factory for conservative policy. It was never grassroots. It was engineered from the top down to weaponize research, polish up extremism, and sell corporate theology as intellectual rigor. By the time Reagan took office, Heritage had moved from the margins to the motor. They ghostwrote speeches. They staffed agencies. They drafted executive orders and treated them like scripture.
Reagan was the face. Heritage was the hand on the pen and when the Cold War ended, and the world moved on, Heritage stayed. It burrowed deeper.
Then came Trump.
Heritage saw in Trump what Leo and Thiel did. Not a thinker or a planner but a weapon. An empty vessel for a full agenda. Trump is the figurehead. The Heritage Foundation is who is really in control.
In 2023, Heritage first published Project 2025. Another in their series of “plans” for presidents. A document almost a thousand pages long.
It wasn’t something that contained theories but instead was a manual for seizing the federal government from the inside. Fire the civil servants. Strip agencies of independence. It called to centralize power under the presidency while they eliminate regulatory protections, criminalize disobedience, and replace law with loyalty and rule with “Christian values.”
It read like a fantasy. A 4Chan-ers wet dream. Then it actually started happening.
Executive Order 14215 gave Trump veto power over any regulation, no matter how minor.
Executive Order 14158 created a new department called the Department of Government Efficiency. DOGE. A joke of a name for a real internal surveillance mechanism.
DOGE’s real job was similar to the job of the The Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service (April 1933) in Nazi Germany. The real job was to monitor, report, and remove anyone disloyal to the administration while shrinking the federal government, leaving only loyalists, turning it into something they could control.
Donald Trump signed the executive order to dismantle the Department of Education on a set he’d staged to look like a school complete with American flags, chalkboards, and handpicked children in uniform. It was pure political theater. A make-believe classroom for a made-for-TV authoritarian. No joke. He gutted public education while pretending to celebrate it.
