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A surprising discovery from a tiny grain of asteroid Ryugu has rocked scientists' understanding of how our Solar System evolved. Researchers found djerfisherite—a mineral typically born in scorching, chemically reduced conditions and never before seen in Ryugu-like meteorites—inside a sample returned by Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission. Its presence suggests either Ryugu once experienced unexpectedly high temperatures or that exotic materials from other parts of the solar system somehow made their way into its formation. Like discovering a palm tree fossil in Arctic ice, this rare find challenges everything we thought we knew about primitive asteroids and the early mixing of planetary ingredients.

Oh, I'll always be here. Forever. Can't get rid of me. Ever. :)

But then imbeciles like you have never been good at listening to anything that doesn’t tell you exactly what you already want to hear

Again with the name calling. And what exactly do I "want to hear" in an article about autism?

Wow, more insults. Do you have a problem with reading social clues and getting along with people? Did you read the article? Because it may be of particular interest to you. That's not an insult, but in our exchange, you are being very rude and it seems to me like you are misunderstanding my replies.

Your attitude make it seem like you haven't read the article. If you don't like it, don't read it. Do you realize how cringe it is to get mad because someone reads something you don't like. It's almost as if you have fascist tendencies. Do you think books should be burned too? Hmmm...

It’s a fascist shitrag and regularly makes things up.

Nope. Funny how you have to bring up politics in a non-political comm, though. Seems like you have some ulterior motive here.

Never trust them as a source, and definitely stop reading them every day

I like them and I even have a paid subscription. thx

I'm sure there is, but just because you don't like them doesn't mean that ALL of their stuff is bad. Reading the article, it's obvious that they didn't make the story up. I read the Daily Mail every single day, and it's really no worse than US news sites. And in fact, many times they break news before I read it on US news sites.

This should be interesting news for a whole lot of the Lemmy stalkers and serial downvoters I deal with.

from the article:

'Dr. O’Connor took the fifth when asked if he was told to lie about President Biden’s health and whether he was fit to be President of the United States.'

She definitely deserves the scorn, and she should regret what she said. On the other hand, I don't condone the people who said they are "internet sleuths" who are going to spend all their time harrassing her. Stalking is never cool. I know, because I've had it happen here on Lemmy just because I post news articles that some incels don't like.

A little public shame is well-deserved in her case though, just hopefully people don't go overboard with it.

Your guy IS a traitor and a dictator, and he WILL be toppled for real reasons.

So um...when is this gonna happen?! Cuz he's still goin' strong. :)

from the article:

And last year, at age 27, she became Ghana’s first female world boxing champion and the first woman to travel the world as a member of the West African nation’s national team.

“My aunts and siblings didn’t like it when I started boxing. They would come here to beg my coach not to let me become a boxer,” she said at the Jamestown neighborhood’s Black Panthers Gym where Quartey has been training since her teenage years.

But when last November Quartey defeated British boxer Sangeeta Birdi in Jamestown’s main boxing area, winning the WIBF World Super Bantamweight title, crowds of friends and supporters from the neighborhood celebrated wildly, seemingly forgetting about the prejudice against female boxers.