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Rsvsr Buried City Blueprint Farming: Top Loot Spots in ARC Raiders
In ARC Raiders, loot is everything. The thrill of the game isn’t just about shooting or surviving—it’s about finding the best blueprints and gear before anyone else does. And if you want to maximize your rewards, the Buried City map is where you need to be. With its complex layout, hidden containers, and vertical structures, it’s packed with high-value loot spots—but only if you know where to go.
By Billo Nali13 minutes ago in Gamers
THE GHOST IN THE RING: A PLANETARY GRAVEYARD DISCOVERED?
The Ring Nebula is the "Mona Lisa" of the night sky. Since the French astronomer Charles Messier first spotted it in 1779, it has been the poster child of cosmic death—a colorful shell of gas thrown off by a dying star, a preview of what our own Sun will do in a few billion years. We thought we knew its face. We have photographed it, analyzed it, and mapped it with the most powerful telescopes in history, including the James Webb Space Telescope. But we were wrong. We were looking at the skin, but we missed the skeleton. A European team led by astronomers at University College London (UCL) and Cardiff University has just shattered our understanding of this iconic object. Hidden deep inside the nebula, locked within the glowing gas, they have discovered a "mysterious bar-shaped cloud" that shouldn't be there. The Iron Anomaly This isn't just a wisp of smoke. The structure is a dense, distinct strip made of ionized iron atoms. It fits perfectly inside the inner layer of the nebula's elliptical shape, like a dark artifact trapped in amber. The scale of this thing is terrifyingly vast. The iron bar stretches out for a length roughly 500 times the distance of Pluto’s orbit around the Sun. It is a structure of titanic proportions, yet it remained invisible to us until now. Even more disturbing is the density of the material; the team calculates that the mass of iron floating in this bar is comparable to the entire mass of the planet Mars. The Tool That Found It How did we miss an object the mass of a planet floating in one of the most studied spots in the sky? The answer lies in a new instrument called WEAVE (WHT Enhanced Area Velocity Explorer), installed on the William Herschel Telescope. Using a mode called the "Large Integral Field Unit" (LIFU), which utilizes a bundle of hundreds of optical fibers, the team was able to slice the light of the nebula into its constituent wavelengths across its entire face for the first time. Lead author Dr. Roger Wesson described the moment of discovery: when they processed the data, this "previously unknown 'bar' of ionized iron atoms" simply "popped out," sitting right in the middle of the familiar ring. It was there all along, waiting for us to learn how to see it. But now that we see it, we have to ask the frightening question: Where did it come from?
By Wellova 33 minutes ago in Fiction
My adoration
True beauty superb Mirror, who’s the fairest all? True Truth Beautiful .
By Diana42 minutes ago in Poets
Glass Winter | Chapter IX. Content Warning.
A torrent of freezing wind brought Sevt back to life. The pain in his leg was making him drift off. He glanced around, still standing at the entrance to Malcolm’s quinzhee where the two sentries watched him.
By Andrei Babanin42 minutes ago in Chapters
Another Raven
January 19th is Edgar Allen Poe's Birthday This is inspired by a good friend after a short chat yesterday. I am going to try and create a poem using the format and mood of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven”. It is a long poem and I have a premise of taking a book of Poe’s writing and reading it as The Raven looks on.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about an hour ago in Poets
U4gm Why Season Rank Is the Key to Progress in Diablo IV S11
Season 11 of Diablo IV has shaken up how players approach progression. The old Renown system is gone, replaced by the Season Rank system — and honestly, it feels like a breath of fresh air.
By laloabout an hour ago in Gamers
No Witnesses
Silent truths in shadows dwell, Where stories hide they dare not tell. A fleeting glance, a whispered name, No one sees, yet all feels the same.
By luna hartabout an hour ago in Poets
Pia Whitesell reveals why she loves being a stepmother to Lauren Sanchez's children - and shares heartbreaking loss
Pia Whitesell has revealed why being a stepmother Lauren Sanchez's children is rewarding. The Home and Away star's husband, Patrick, shares two children, son Evan, 19, and daughter Ella, 17, with the former TV presenter, who is now married to Amazon billionaire boss Jeff Bezos.
By Dena Falken Esqabout an hour ago in Geeks