Jet pack flugkeppni

Jet pack kappflugið

"The exhibition race was held in Dubai with Gravity Industries which designed the suits:

The races on Wednesday saw pilots wear 1,500-horsepower jet suits, more powerful than most luxury sports cars and using the same kind of fuel used by Dubai-based long-haul carrier Emirates' Airbus A380s and Boeing 777 aircraft. Pilots lined up on a runway used at the Dubai Marina by Skydive Dubai, the thrill-seeking firm associated with the sheikhdom's Crown Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, with some parachutists coming down as they prepared their jet packs.

The suits "currently can reach speeds of 80 mph.""

Osom.

Meira af þessu, minna af pöddu-étandi kolefnistrúarmönnum.

Niðurgangur Brezka heimsveldisins er fullkominn

"As unelected British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak whined about ‘democracy’, a man in the UK was imprisoned for two years for the crime of distributing stickers that criticized mass migration."

Það sem Ríkið vill ekki að þú hugsir.

Í tengdum fréttum:

"Despite police pledging to attend every domestic break-in, officers failed to solve burglaries in 48 per cent of neighbourhoods - areas consisting of 1,000 to 3,000 people - over the past three years.

Public confidence in the police will not improve unless victims believe reporting crime will make a difference."

Mér er hugsað til Sigurgeirs, Tóta, Jóns og hinna flug-kaffi perranna

"Roper brought attention to the issue on X, calling out the company’s disturbing expansion into realistic dog sex dolls.

The Mythical Creations website features a range of dog sex dolls, crafted with alarming realism using platinum silicone and containing a custom skeleton that allows them to be posed in various positions."

Alvöru.

Árið er 2024, menn eru í kappflugi á jet-pack, dráps-vélmenni berjast í 3 heimstyrrjöldinni, það er alveg hægt að fá fljúgandi bíl...

En í stað Cherry 2000 er *Hundur.*  HUNDUR.

Hindustan Times hefur sýn á hlutina.

Líffæri, hver þarf þau ekki?

"'Mini organs' have been grown from human stem cells taken during the late stages of pregnancy for the first time, marking a 'huge step forward' for prenatal medicine.

New research shows that complex cell models, called organoids, can be grown and that these 'mini organs' retain the baby's biological information.

The advance means that human development can be observed in late pregnancy for the first time, raising the possibility of monitoring and treating congenital conditions before birth."

Hamas hefur standarda.