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In 1908, a space rock exploded over Siberia with the force of 10–15 megatons of TNT—flattening 80 million trees. No crater. No warning. Just BOOM.

#tunguska #space #history

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The Day the Siberian Forest Exploded - Takfe.com

Have you ever heard about a blast so big it flattened an entire forest? That’s exactly what happened in Siberia on a summer morning in 1908. No one saw an asteroid hit the ground. Instead, a space rock exploded in the sky and left a giant ring of fal

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Nearly 40% of our land is becoming permanently dry—2.3 billion people are affected. 🌱💧 From smart irrigation to drought-tolerant crops, we have solutions. It’s time to act and protect our soil, food & future! #climateaction

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Our Earth Is Getting Thirsty—Are We Ready? - Takfe.com

Did you know nearly 40% of Earth’s land is getting drier for good? It’s not just a temporary drought. Around 2.3 billion people now live where the soil is slowly losing its water—and it won’t bounce back like it used to.

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Be like Pluto. They took away its "planet" title, but it kept doing its thing—quietly orbiting, shining, and being amazing.

You don’t need a label to matter.

#belikepluto #staytrue #plutoforever
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Be Like Pluto You Don’t Need a Label to Matter - Takfe.com

Pluto used to be the 9th planet in our solar system. It was discovered back in 1930, and for many years, people thought of it as one of the main planets, just like Earth or Mars.

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Sailfish are the ocean’s speed champs—zooming up to 68 mph in short bursts! 🌊⚡️ With a foldable “sail” fin and a sleek body, they slice through water like a knife. Still, they face risks from fishing gear. Let’s keep these amazing swimmers safe! #oceanlife #conservation

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Why Sailfish Are the Ocean’s Speed Champs - Takfe.com

Sailfish can sprint through water at about 68 miles per hour. That makes them the fastest fish around. They reach these speeds in quick bursts. Most of the time, they cruise at about 7 miles per hour with their big fin folded down.

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Did you know the very first website is still online? 🌐👀 Check out the simple, text-only page Tim Berners-Lee made in 1991 at info.cern.ch and see where the Web began. #webhistory #www

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