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Pluie de missiles Sol-Sol iraniens sur deux bases militaires US en Irak

By: Strategika51

On: 08/01/2020

Tagged: WW3

With: 186 Comments

Vidéo: Al Mayadeen Channel La troisième guerre mondiale vient d’entamer sa phase chaude. Le président US Donald Trump, 45ème et probablement dernier président des États-Unis va prononcer un discours à la nation pour déclarer l’entrée en guerre de son pays et l’usage fort probable de l’arme nucléaire si les AmericainsContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

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La guerre électromagnétique fait rage, avant la déflagration généralisée…

By: Strategika51

On: 04/05/2018

Tagged: Armées Russes, guerre électronique, la troisième guerre mondiale, Levant, Marine, Méditerranée, S-300, Su30, Syrie, Ukraine, US Cybercommand, World War 3, WW3

With: 49 Comments

Dans l’intense guerre électromagnétique et cybernétique qui fait rage entre américains et russes de l’extrême Nord de la Norvège jusqu’en Irak en passant par l’Ukraine, la Mer Noire, la Méditerranée orientale, le Levant, la Mésopotamie et le Pacifique Sud, tous les coups possibles et imaginables sont permis. L’incident du destroyerContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

Syrie: Al-Assad inspecte un SU-35 sur la base russe de Hmeimim

By: Strategika51

On: 27/06/2017

Tagged: Levant, Strategy, SU-35, Syrie, troisième guerre mondiale, WW3

With: 7 Comments

'Dancing dragon' shows feathers grew differently on dinosaurs and birds 18/01/2020
An exquisite fossil of a fierce little Chinese dinosaur dubbed the "dancing dragon" that lived 120 million years ago - an older cousin of the Velociraptor - is showing scientists that feathers grew differently on dinosaurs than on birds.
Deep-sea microbe sheds light on primordial evolutionary milestone 15/01/2020
A microorganism scooped up in deep-sea mud off Japan's coast has helped scientists unlock the mystery of one of the watershed evolutionary events for life on Earth: the transition from the simple cells that first colonized the planet to complex cellular life - fungi, plants and animals including people.
Brain freeze: Russian firm offers path to immortality for a fee 15/01/2020
When Alexei Voronenkov's 70-year-old mother passed away, he paid to have her brain frozen and stored in the hope breakthroughs in science will one day be able to bring her back to life.
U.S. flood risk model to be publicly available in boon for homebuyers 14/01/2020
A climate research organization will offer access to a risk model that predicts the probability of flooding for homes across the United States, giving the public a look at the data institutional investors use to gauge risk.
Fly me to the moon: Japanese billionaire Maezawa seeks girlfriend for SpaceX voyage 14/01/2020
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa's search for a girlfriend to join him on a voyage around the moon will be the subject of a new documentary program, in the latest attention-grabbing stunt by the entrepreneur.
Oldest stuff on Earth found inside meteorite that hit Australia 13/01/2020
A meteorite that crashed into rural southeastern Australia in a fireball in 1969 contained the oldest material ever found on Earth, stardust that predated the formation of our solar system by billions of years, scientists said on Monday.
Chinese woman with mystery virus quarantined in Thailand 13/01/2020
A Chinese woman has been quarantined in Thailand with a mystery strain of coronavirus, authorities said on Monday, the first time it has been detected outside China.
China launches gigantic telescope in hunt for life beyond earth 11/01/2020
China on Saturday officially opened operations of the world's largest radio telescope, which it will use for space research and help in the hunt for extraterrestrial life, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
Blackstone raises three-quarters of targeted $4.6 billion life sciences fund 09/01/2020
U.S. private equity firm Blackstone Group Inc has secured $3.4 billion from investors for its first fund dedicated to investments in the life sciences sector, targeting $4.6 billion in total, a regulatory filing showed on Thursday.
Feces-smeared fakes: Scientists use rubber hands in OCD therapy 09/01/2020
A new type of therapy using feces and fake rubber hands may be able to help patients with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) overcome their fears of touching contaminated surfaces, according to new research.
NASA, Boeing probe software glitch that stopped astronaut capsule from reaching space station 07/01/2020
NASA is opening an independent investigation with Boeing over a software glitch that prevented its unmanned astronaut capsule from reaching the International Space Station in December, the agency said on Tuesday.
Lidar laser-sensing technology: from self-driving cars to dance contests 07/01/2020
Self-driving cars employ lidar, a remote sensing technology using pulsed laser light the way radar uses radio waves, and lidar makers waiting for the automotive market to take off are courting new customers who would use the technology for everything from monitoring cattle to helping a disc jockey synchronize dance music.