u/MadOblivion

Gemini IV Astronaut James McDivitt Describes Encountering a Spacecraft in space and he had to power the dormant Gemeni IV systems up earlier than planned as he feared a possible collision.

Interview Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JcgyM0Wa9w

This whole, "where is the evidence" thing is not the issue. Apparently there is a literal mountain of evidence. That includes Photos and tracking data. Even the most serious of military UFO encounters will always have tracking or radar data withheld from the encounter.

I was hoping the UFO dump would include Photos classified during the Gemini IV mission that were taken by James McDivitt. We know the photos exist because the Astronaut that took them told us.

The fact that NASA hide the photos from the public adds weight to this event.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJEYTjSM94s

Recently discovered was an Archeological paper authored by Zahi Hawass himself. That paper detailed findings in the tomb of the Osiris Shaft. In that paper they describe skeletal remains found in the tomb.

The only problem with that is Zahi Hawass claims they found nothing to this day. This is Evidence the tomb was looted by Zahi. Did he do it for money? Did the Skeletal remains shatter established Egyption history? Perhaps both.

Backup camera added with aftermarket deck.

Full re-tune to air filter.

AFM disabled

Remote Start

Stainless steel trim package.

Tow package

Pedal commander, etc ,etc

Still get lifetime free oil changes going on 7 years now. :-D

The belt dimensions and micro v rib count are identical. I guess we will find out because i just ordered it. The Belt on my truck is 15 years old, can't have much life left on it.

I have a hunting grade blow gun with no darts. This would be very effective for game like rabbits or birds. I do not plan to do any hunting, just some harmless paper target practice. Although if i do need to hunt, it will be worth it's weight in gold.

“The spider, like the commies, also thought it was a good idea to come after me while I was armed,” Rittenhouse posted. “He did not survive.”

Rittenhouse appeared to be in good spirits, joking that his only disappointment was that, “I’m not Spider-Man now.”

https://x.com/Megalithic12000/status/2050485448653644274

This bodes well for my trilateration. Filippo said the second Sphinx has perfect symmetry with the first Sphinx and the pyramids. That is how I knew the mound to the west was, in fact, not the second Sphinx. Some people used flawed math to claim the mound to the west was in symmetry with the first Sphinx. They could not be more wrong. That mound has zero symmetry.

Now this is where my trilateration comes in. The second image shows my four reference points for distance. This image demonstrates true symmetry using real measured distances, not simply replicating lines, as the under-educated might assume.

My trilateration lands on a Google Earth Feature named "Segunda esfinge" "The Second Sphinx" In Spanish. How, Why or who named it Segunda esfinge is a good question.

Another review mentioned eggs sticking to this pan, so I wanted to test that myself. When I cook eggs, I always use butter regardless of the pan, and did the same here. With a proper coating, the eggs did not stick, and I could cook and move them easily. A video is included showing the results.

The tri-ply stainless steel heat distribution feels even, and I noticed it comes up to temperature without any obvious hot spots. Everything cooked consistently across the surface, which I notice quickly since I cook at home regularly.

For another test, I cooked a rib eye steak and it performed just as well. It gave a solid sear and held heat throughout the cook without dropping off when the steak hit the pan.

The design had me hesitant at first because it looks very nice. After a few uses, it holds up well and is clearly made to be used. I recommend silicone or wood utensils, since you want to avoid metal on a teardrop surface like this to keep it looking good over time.

Overall, what stands out most is the consistency. Eggs release cleanly when properly preheated, and steak gets a strong sear without fighting uneven heat. The metal handle stays cool during higher heat cooking. That consistency is what I like most in a pan for everyday cooking.

I have been using this LED lantern around the house and outside in the evenings, and it has been very useful in different situations. I have placed it on a patio table during night conversations, and it gives off a soft, comfortable light that is easy on the eyes.

The power goes out often in my area, and I can already tell this lantern will earn its weight in gold when that happens. It provides enough light to move around a room easily, and the different lighting modes make it simple to adjust depending on what is needed. I mainly use the warm light for relaxing and switch to the brighter white mode when I need clearer visibility.

The battery life has been very good in my use. I have been getting multiple evenings of use per charge, often running it for a few hours at a time over several nights before needing to recharge. It has not been something I constantly have to think about charging, which makes it convenient to keep around.

The touch controls are simple and quick to use, so adjusting brightness or switching modes in the dark is not an issue. I have also carried it between rooms and outside without it feeling awkward or bulky.

Overall, I have found it to be a very practical light for both indoor and outdoor use, especially for evenings, frequent outages, and relaxed outdoor time where having multiple lighting modes and reliable battery life makes a real difference.