by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline: While the media is busy trashing Donald Trump nominees with constant wall-to-wall coverage of “allegations,” no crimes mind you, just unproven claims, the real news seems to be lost amid the barrage of so called “news.” With that said, just a quick note on said nominations: These are not people who […]

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All dogs love meat. Beef, lamb, chicken: they’re not picky. But Cash, the golden retriever, has a fondness for steak in the form of cooking shows on TV. One look at the expression on this dog’s face tells you that he is totally smitten. @cashthegoldennn the tension between my dog & this steak… #goldenretriever #dogmom #dogsofttiktok #steak #petsoftiktok #retrieversoftiktok #retriever #dogsoftiktok #goldenretrieverlife ♬ Hungry Eyes – yourmusic4ever The first comment under the video from TikTok user Christina sets the stage for more hilarity. The thread begins with, “I want a man who looks at me the way your dog looks at TV steak.” When asked if that might make her seem like a piece of meat, she replied, “Sir, I’m built like a 90s lunchlady.” We can understand Christina’s yearning. Cash’s expressive face displays unconditional love and admiration for that TV steak. User SaltNBurn added, “I feel like I just intruded on an intimate moment there .” When the video pans to the TV and we see what Cash is seeing, the image is enough to induce drooling in any carnivore. Image from TikTok. You might think they have “Smell-O’Vision” because Cash lost interest in the ball he was playing with. His one and only golden retriever brain cell concentrates completely on that image of the steak as it is cut. Image from TikTok. The video returns to the prepping stage, and the golden retriever seems to approve of each seasoning added to the steak. The dog’s attention is on the TV screen, watching every move. You can almost hear him moan in ecstasy as the chef’s hands rub seasonings into the cut of meat. Cash’s owner jokes that the golden retriever has fallen head over paws in love with the steak. If the dog’s expression is any indication, he has given his heart and soul to that steak. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Golden Retriever Spots Steak On TV & Falls Head Over Paws appeared first on InspireMore.

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Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are powerful energy bursts from deep space. These events release as much energy in a millisecond as the Sun does in three days. One theory suggests FRBs are caused by neutron stars—dense remains of dead stars—colliding with black holes or other neutron stars. Now, a new study led by University of Toronto scientist Dang Pham proposes a different idea: FRBs might occur when asteroids collide with neutron stars. Pham’s team estimated the frequency of interstellar asteroid collisions with neutron stars and found it matches the observed rate of FRBs. For example, known interstellar objects like ‘Oumuamua (2017) and Comet Borisov (2019) hint there could be trillions of similar objects in the Milky Way. With around 1 billion neutron stars in our galaxy, the team calculated that one collision per neutron star every 10 million years could explain the observed frequency of FRBs. When an asteroid crashes into a neutron star’s magnetic field, it could vaporize and accelerate to nearly the speed of light. This creates a plasma beam that may produce an FRB. “The energy released depends on the asteroid’s size and the neutron star’s magnetic field,” says Matthew Hopkins, an astrophysicist and study co-author. For an asteroid about half a mile wide, the energy could equal “one hundred million times all the energy used by humanity in a year.” However, this theory doesn’t explain repeating FRBs, which occur at regular intervals. More research is needed, including observing more FRBs, refining energy calculations, and better understanding interstellar objects. While the mystery remains unsolved, Pham’s hypothesis adds a fascinating piece to the puzzle, suggesting that asteroid collisions could be a key part of the story. The post New Scientific Theory Sheds Light on Mysterious Space Signals appeared first on Anomalien.com.