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Something Hidden in Our Galaxy Has Been Emitting Radio Waves for 20 Years▶ 15 min source
Anton Petrov
Something Hidden in Our Galaxy Has Been Emitting Radio Waves for 20 Years

This video explains the mystery of a radio source in the Milky Way, first spotted by the Very Large Array (VLA) in October 2017 and cataloged as VT J1906+0849 (named VTG1906+0849 at first mention), which brightened by at least a factor of six since a 1996 sur…

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  • Goal: A study discussed by Jesse Miller (Caltech) investigates why a persistent, unexplained radio source defies conventional explanation. [01:51]
  • Discovery: In October 2017, astronomers using the Very Large Array (VLA) spotted an unexpected bright radio signal, now called VTG1906+0849. [00:27]
  • Step: The source was invisible in a 1996 radio survey but appeared in radio images from 2005 and 2017. [00:49]
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65 min source · Michael Levin's Academic Content · 2026-10-11
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  • Claim (RESEARCHER-STATED) [02:22]: Levin argues developmental biology shows no bright line separating physics from cognition, so continuous models of transformation…
  • Claim (SPECULATION) [49:24]: the speaker states a position that beings are not physical things occasionally touched by nonphysical patterns, but are the patterns th…
  • Claim (SPECULATION) [44:40]: the speaker proposes that a nonphysical 'latent space' of patterns affecting the physical world is not limited to mathematics
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Debate · Buddha's Wisdom

The BUDDHA'S Truth About IMPERMANENCE (And Why It Scares You)

18 min source · Buddha's Wisdom · 2026-10-11
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  • [00:43] The narrator states that the Buddha's name for what cannot be made to stop is impermanence
  • [00:49] The narrator recounts that a Thai forest master who spent more than 40 years as a monk, later identified as Ajahn Chah, said impermanence was the one thing…
  • [00:59] The narrator says the wise still hold things, but 'not fast, not locked on.'
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Review ·

This Open Source Repo Just Killed EVERY Adobe Product! (free)

2026-10-10
  • Options: ArtCraft rebuilt seven Adobe apps from scratch - Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, and Acrobat. [00:10]
  • Options: the rebuilt apps are named PhotoCraft, FilmCraft, EffectCraft, VectorCraft, LightCraft, DesignCraft, and PdfCraft. [00:16]
  • Criteria: the apps are open source, meaning the code is public and free to use. [00:23]
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