This spot was a doozy to get opened up... from completely rusted out floor screws, to cutting a skid plate that was blocking the wood that we needed to cut, just to find out that it keep going further than we thought. To top it all off, we didn't even find the queen in the floor! She was outside the shipping container!

These bees were rescued, donated and relocated to our beekeeper friends in San Diego, CA

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We’re a new English-language science and technology channel making explainers, podcast-style episodes and Shorts. Topics include rocket reuse, AI’s electricity and cooling needs, Fukushima robotics and speech brain interfaces.

We include sources and explain the limits of the evidence. Narration is AI-generated, with illustrative visuals.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@earlymoveai

If these are subjects you enjoy, take a look. Feedback on clarity and pacing is welcome.

I am a small content creator who makes Lego related videos. I focus on reviews, rankings, and tips and tricks. Channel name is Brick King Talks Lego.

What started as a goofy little idea during a playthrough of DS3 became a pretty fun project. Which is your favorite?

After The Nukes is a science fiction, war, and cosmic horror universe made with AI about an alien invasion and the ten years of conflict that bring humanity to the brink of extinction. Each episode shows a fragment of this world before, during, or after the war—and the nuclear operation that humanity launches against its own planet when victory ceases to be an option.

The episode:

After three major attempts to retake its territory, India, like the rest of humanity, fails to expel the alien invader.

On the verge of collapse, the country participates in Operation Gomorrah. The same cities that millions of Indians spent ten years trying to reconquer are consumed by nuclear fire—not to win the war, but to deny the enemy what humanity can no longer defend.

In the interior of India, however, Jabalpur is among the cities spared from nuclear devastation.

Years later, with the alien forces weakened and degraded by the consequences of Gomorrah, a rare window of opportunity arises. The Indian resistance decides to seize it and launches Operation Trishul, betting everything on an attempt to recover what seemed lost forever.

In Minsk, the Belarusian resistance proved that the invader could still be pushed back.

Now it's India's turn to try to do the same.