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@RealAlexJones · 2026-09-30T22:33:27+00:00

THE DEEP STATE CAN NO LONGER STOP THE DISCLOSURE DAM FROM BREAKING! ➤Dr. Steven Greer, The Preeminent Expert On Suppressed Technology & The Secret Alien / UFO File, Drops Some Of The Biggest Bombshell Developments In His 35 Year Quest To Disclose The Truth! ➤Now,

Promotional graphic announcing a "FULL INTERVIEW" where "SPECIAL GUEST STEVEN GREER JOINS ALEX JONES," featuring images of both men flanking text against a backdrop of UFOs, military personnel, and a classified targeting display.

AI visual note: Promotional graphic announcing a "FULL INTERVIEW" where "SPECIAL GUEST STEVEN GREER JOINS ALEX JONES," featuring images of both men flanking text against a backdrop of UFOs, military personnel, and a classified targeting display.

@JordanHallWX · 2026-09-30T22:23:32+00:00

LARGE TORNADO north of Beaver, Kansas!! @MyRadarWX @MaxVelocityWX #tornado

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@reddit · 2026-09-26T12:36:52.327000+00:00

loud, boom, scientific testing, alien, give reasonable explanation thread

@MattDevittWX · 2026-09-30T22:12:26+00:00

HEAD UP! Florida is in for a wetter than normal start to October with multiple rounds of rain & storms across the state over the next 1 to even 2 weeks. Shown below are potential 7-day rainfall totals. Greater amounts will be in the Panhandle and northern half of the state.

A weather graphic by @MATTDEVITTWEATHER titled "WETTER THAN NORMAL START TO OCTOBER" shows 7-day rain totals across Florida, with the heaviest precipitation (4-6+ inches, shown in red) forecasted for the Panhandle and northern cities like Pensacola, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, and Gainesville, while southern areas like Miami and West Palm are expected to see 1-3 inches. The map is creatively overlaid with horror icons (Frankenstein, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers) holding an umbrella, warning that Florida will experience multiple rounds of rain and storms over the next 1-2 weeks.

AI visual note: A weather graphic by @MATTDEVITTWEATHER titled "WETTER THAN NORMAL START TO OCTOBER" shows 7-day rain totals across Florida, with the heaviest precipitation (4-6+ inches, shown in red) forecasted for the Panhandle and northern cities like Pensacola, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, and Gainesville, while southern areas like Miami and West Palm are expected to see 1-3 inches. The map is creatively overlaid with horror icons (Frankenstein, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers) holding an umbrella, warning that Florida will experience multiple rounds of rain and storms over the next 1-2 weeks.

@NWStornado · 2026-09-30T22:16:13+00:00

Tornado Warning continues for Barton County, KS, Russell County, KS until 5:30 PM CDT

This is a National Weather Service Tornado Warning graphic valid until 5:30 PM CDT on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, covering parts of Barton and Russell counties in Kansas (with population 94 exposed and no schools or hospitals in the warning area). The map shows a red polygon warning area spanning across the region near towns including Russell, Bunker Hill, Dorrance, Hoisington, and Beaver, indicating a radar-indicated tornado threat with no hail expected. The accompanying post confirms this warning remains in effect for Barton County and Russell County, KS until 5:30 PM CDT.

AI visual note: This is a National Weather Service Tornado Warning graphic valid until 5:30 PM CDT on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, covering parts of Barton and Russell counties in Kansas (with population 94 exposed and no schools or hospitals in the warning area). The map shows a red polygon warning area spanning across the region near towns including Russell, Bunker Hill, Dorrance, Hoisington, and Beaver, indicating a radar-indicated tornado threat with no hail expected. The accompanying post confirms this warning remains in effect for Barton County and Russell County, KS until 5:30 PM CDT.

@ben_williams_wx · 2026-09-30T22:16:56+00:00

Tornado now completely wrapped in rain. Getting bigger multiple vortex the entire life span

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@Jungle_KL · 2026-09-30T21:06:25+00:00

Someone’s beaten me to it with Primula longmaensis. It’s another new species I’d been working on, and I was going to call it Primula yuxiensis. Well, off to the “dead” folder the whole project goes. That’s life, I guess. I still feel bad for my friend who discovered it, AGAIN. It

A botanical specimen sheet displays pressed plants alongside a label reading 'Herbarium of Yunnan University' and 'Primula L.'

AI visual note: A botanical specimen sheet displays pressed plants alongside a label reading 'Herbarium of Yunnan University' and 'Primula L.'

@ieduaar · 2026-09-30T21:49:44+00:00

Nacadas mesopotamica

The exterior entrance of 'RECLUSORIO ORIENTE', a facility with turnstiles and yellow barriers, with two men walking nearby on a sunny day.

AI visual note: The exterior entrance of 'RECLUSORIO ORIENTE', a facility with turnstiles and yellow barriers, with two men walking nearby on a sunny day.

@lara_mi_losh · 2026-09-30T21:11:22+00:00

Filmed from a helicopter door over an ice sheet. Something drops, the ice opens in a small red-lit circle, cracks race outward, and a column of water blows straight up through the hole the cracks are what sells this, and they are the one part that is hard to fake: → they

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@TeslaHype · 2026-09-30T22:09:28+00:00

Crew-13 Pre-Launch News Conference

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@CalNatResources · 2026-09-30T20:47:48+00:00

Did you hear our BIG conservation news for California? We’ve now counted more than 3.5 million acres of conserved lands and coastal waters since 2022 — putting California past the halfway mark toward the additional land conservation needed to reach our @30x30CA goal.

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@SpikeCalls · 2026-09-30T22:01:57+00:00

138,639 neurons from a real fruit fly are hosting a late-night talk show in a Chrome tab. Nobody animates him and nobody scripts him. The host is Grey Leno, the cursed alien from Vinesauce, and the brain is a Drosophila melanogaster copied synapse for synapse: 54,492,922

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@SciNatureNews · 2026-09-30T22:25:16+00:00

: NASA has successfully captured the sound of deep space(sonification of Lensing Galaxy Clusters) - and it's absolutely mind-blowing !! It is important to note that space is a Vacuum, so sound waves connot travel through it like they do on Earth.

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@mshafqat72 · 2026-09-30T22:02:45+00:00

After the rain, these little white stars just appear overnight , like the storm left something behind as an apology. #RainLily #Zephyranthes #GardenBlooms #NaturePhotography #FlowerLovers

A close-up photograph of a cluster of pale pink, star-shaped flowers with yellow centers and green stems.

AI visual note: A close-up photograph of a cluster of pale pink, star-shaped flowers with yellow centers and green stems.

@Edison_TechAI · 2026-09-30T20:49:28+00:00

Fun concept: a render showing how the quilted hyperbolic isotensoid structure could potentially work as a city on Mars.

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@Dans_Pictures · 2026-09-30T20:55:23+00:00

Lapland Bunting at Bunny Meadows on Friday

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@azarnadrar78 · 2026-09-30T20:54:40+00:00

Doona ovalifolia Déclaré éteint à l’état sauvage, cet arbre endémique du Sri Lanka a été redécouvert grâce au savoir d’un habitant Une incroyable histoire de mémoire et de conservation. #Botanique #Endémique #Biodiversité

An educational infographic titled 'THE TREE THAT WASN'T LOST: Doona ovalifolia Thwaites - PINI - BERALIYA', detailing the rediscovery of a Sri Lankan endemic rainforest tree, featuring botanical features, local knowledge, and a timeline from 1844 to 2018.

AI visual note: An educational infographic titled 'THE TREE THAT WASN'T LOST: Doona ovalifolia Thwaites - PINI - BERALIYA', detailing the rediscovery of a Sri Lankan endemic rainforest tree, featuring botanical features, local knowledge, and a timeline from 1844 to 2018.