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Discover algebra through a coastal adventure on Vancouver Island. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0HM5FL7BD Chitakin aala nachual suwa! We are happy to see you! The Ants’ Treasure on Vancouver Island: Where the Paths Meet invites children and families in Nuu-chah-nulth communities to explore mathematics through story, pictures, and discovery. On a Pacific shoreline of pebbles, driftwood, and ocean waves, Mia and Alex follow two mysterious ant paths. With Mr. Numberwise as their guide, they discover how equations describe paths—and how their meeting point can reveal a treasure. Wooden staircases make slope visible. A treasure map introduces coordinates. Red and blue paths help children understand graphs and intersections. Young learners explore: • linear equations • slope and starting values • coordinates and graphing • intersections of straight lines The book combines colorful illustrations, step-by-step explanations, solved exercises, and practice worksheets. Its visual approach helps children connect mathematical symbols with ideas they can see. Designed mainly for ages 10–14, it can be enjoyed at home, in classrooms, or with an adult supporting a younger learner. An English-language mathematics adventure in a contemporary Nuu-chah-nulth setting. Follow the paths. Find their meeting point. Discover the mathematics behind the treasure. Chuu wey! Goodbye! #NuuChahNulth #NuuChahNulthLanguage #VancouverIsland #WestCoast #PacificCoast #BritishColumbia #Canada #CoastalLife #Ocean #Crabs #Octopus #Ants #TreasureHunt #Adventure #Kids #HappyKids #LearningThroughStories #VisualLearning #VisualAlgebra #MathMadeClear #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath #OceanFauna #MarineLife #VancouverFauna #PacificKids #MrNumberwise 20261007_0026_00(00)0 20261009_0834_70(17)1 20261012_0030_447(128)4

Tanshi! Hello! Discover algebra through a treasure adventure at Batoche. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0H4SGZ6PL The Ants’ Treasure at Batoche: Where the Paths Meet invites children and families in Métis communities to explore mathematics through story, pictures, and discovery. Paywiichaywin! Come with me! Join Mia and Alex near the South Saskatchewan River, where two mysterious ant paths lead to a mathematical surprise. With Mr. Numberwise as their guide, they discover how equations describe paths—and how their meeting point can reveal a treasure. Aen pchi shmayn—a small path—becomes the starting point for a big discovery. This English-language adventure brings visual mathematics into a contemporary Métis setting, with family connections, fiddle music, and details inspired by Métis beadwork and woven sashes. Staircases make slope visible. A treasure map introduces coordinates. Red and blue paths help children understand graphs and intersections. Young learners explore: • linear equations • slope and starting values • coordinates and graphing • intersections of straight lines Memorable visual explanations turn an equation into the recipe for a path, coordinates into the address of a point, and an intersection into the place where two path-stories meet. The book combines colorful illustrations, step-by-step explanations, solved exercises, and practice worksheets. Designed mainly for ages 10–14, it can be enjoyed at home, in classrooms, or with an adult supporting a younger learner. Shipwayhtaytaak! Let’s go! Follow the paths. Find their meeting point. Discover the mathematics behind the treasure. Miina kawaapamitin! See you again! #Michif #MichifLanguage #Métis #MétisCulture #Batoche #SouthSaskatchewanRiver #Saskatchewan #Canada #CanadianKids #IndigenousEducation #FiddleMusic #Beadwork #MétisSash #Ants #TreasureHunt #Adventure #Kids #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath #LearningThroughStories #VisualLearning #VisualAlgebra #MathMadeClear #MrNumberwise 20261007_0050 20261007_2343 #0271 20261009_0827 197(122)2 20261009_1835_214(216)2 20261012_0032_674(341)6

We are happy to see you! Discover algebra through a coastal adventure on Vancouver Island. The Ants’ Treasure on Vancouver Island: Where the Paths Meet invites children and families in Nuu-chah-nulth communities to explore mathematics through story, pictures, and discovery. On a Pacific shoreline of pebbles, driftwood, and ocean waves, Mia and Alex follow two mysterious ant paths. With Mr. Numberwise as their guide, they discover how equations describe paths—and how their meeting point can reveal a treasure. Wooden staircases make slope visible. A treasure map introduces coordinates. Red and blue paths help children understand graphs and intersections. Young learners explore: • linear equations • slope and starting values • coordinates and graphing • intersections of straight lines The book combines colorful illustrations, step-by-step explanations, solved exercises, and practice worksheets. Its visual approach helps children connect mathematical symbols with ideas they can see. Designed mainly for ages 10–14, it can be enjoyed at home, in classrooms, or with an adult supporting a younger learner. An English-language mathematics adventure in a contemporary Nuu-chah-nulth setting. Follow the paths. Find their meeting point. Discover the mathematics behind the treasure. Goodbye! (translated)

Takeaway from Julia Binders talk: new competitiveness equation is shifting from digital‑only to “AI‑plus‑industrial foundations.” Who controls energy, materials, infrastructure, robotics, and industrial capacity will control the trajectory of AI, autonomy,and strategic resilience #AI #Industry4_0 #StrategicResilience #Nocountrycodesfound.

🇱🇺🇪🇸 LOGEMENT : DEUX TRAJECTOIRES, UNE MÊME EUROPE L'Espagne légifère contre les fonds d'investissement. Le Luxembourg légifère pour eux. Deux pays, deux lois en cours de réforme, deux visions radicalement opposées de qui doit être protégé — le locataire ou l'investisseur. ‼️🇪🇸 MADRID : LA LOI RATTRAPE (TROP TARD) LES FONDS Le cas de Maricarmen, 87 ans, expulsée cette semaine après 70 ans dans son logement du quartier de Retiro, a mis en lumière une bataille législative bien réelle en Espagne. Le propriétaire, Urbagestión, société des entrepreneurs Alonso, avait exigé un loyer de 2 650 euros contre les 500 euros payés jusque-là. Le cas illustre une évolution du droit espagnol : la définition de "gran tenedor" (grand propriétaire), qui déclenche des obligations renforcées pour les bailleurs professionnels, a été abaissée de dix à cinq logements en Catalogne en juillet 2026, et un décret national tente d'étendre la protection contre l'expulsion aux locataires vulnérables face aux grands détenteurs. Plus d'un million de contrats bénéficient d'une prorogation légale en 2026-2027, même si plusieurs centaines de fonds refusent encore de l'appliquer. ⏩️La loi espagnole, donc, se durcit contre les grands investisseurs immobiliers — lentement, avec des trous dans la raquette, mais dans cette direction. ‼️🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG : LA LOI OUVRE LA PORTE AUX INVESTISSEURS Au Grand-Duché, la trajectoire est inverse. Il n'existe aucune notion de "grand propriétaire" ni de seuil de logements détenus qui déclencherait des obligations renforcées, quel que soit le nombre d'appartements possédés par un même bailleur. Un projet de loi actuellement en discussion entend refondre le régime du bail d'habitation principale — officiellement pour lutter contre la pénurie de logements et la flambée des loyers. Mais le texte vise aussi explicitement à « promouvoir l'investissement locatif », en modifiant les critères de fixation des loyers ainsi que les règles de prorogation, de résiliation du bail et de sursis à l'exécution des expulsions. La Chambre de Commerce soutient pleinement cette orientation, estimant que la pénurie de logements « risque de constituer un frein au développement économique du Grand-Duché » et que l'atteinte des objectifs de croissance nécessite une augmentation des investissements immobiliers privés. Autrement dit : là où l'Espagne cherche à limiter le pouvoir des grands propriétaires face aux locataires vulnérables, le Luxembourg envisage d'assouplir les protections des locataires pour attirer davantage de capitaux vers la location. ‼️LE POINT COMMUN : LA PÉNURIE COMME JUSTIFICATION Les deux pays invoquent la même crise — le manque de logements abordables — pour justifier des réponses opposées. Madrid mise sur la régulation des grands détenteurs. Luxembourg mise sur l'attractivité pour l'investisseur. Un seul acteur reste absent des deux équations : le locataire ordinaire, dont la voix pèse peu face aux arbitrages entre régulation et compétitivité économique. ⁉️Le Luxembourg a un précédent qu'il ne faut pas oublier : fin 2022, la Chambre avait voté une suspension temporaire des expulsions forcées en pleine hausse du coût de la vie. La question, aujourd'hui, est de savoir si le nouveau projet de loi maintiendra ce type de garde-fou — ou si la volonté de « promouvoir l'investissement locatif » finira par l'éroder. ⏩️Sources : Infobae, El Diario, Chambre de Commerce du Luxembourg (avis l. bail habitation), Ministère du Logement du Luxembourg (logement.public.lu), Le Quotidien #Logement #Luxembourg #Espagne #Maricarmen #FondsInvestissement #DroitAuLogement #CriseDuLogement #Locataires #UnionEuropéenne #EUWatchdog

Le Trésor des Fourmis : Là où les chemins se rencontrent — French Une aventure mathématique visuelle avec algèbre et graphiques www.amazon.fr/dp/B0GX34PQDB Les mathématiques visuelles rendues claires Mr. Numberwise Le Trésor des fourmis : Là où les chemins se rencontrent est une histoire visuelle de mathématiques qui transforme les équations, les graphiques et les coordonnées en une aventure que les enfants peuvent vraiment voir et comprendre. Lorsque Mia et Alex découvrent deux mystérieux chemins de fourmis qui se croisent sur la plage, ils rencontrent Mr. Numberwise — un guide calme qui leur montre que les mathématiques ne sont pas seulement des nombres sur une page, mais aussi des histoires, des chemins, des motifs et des découvertes. À travers des fourmis, des cartes au trésor, des escaliers, des chemins colorés et de passionnants moments « Aha ! », les enfants découvrent : • les équations linéaires • la pente • les coordonnées • la représentation graphique • les intersections et les points de rencontre Ce livre utilise des modèles visuels originaux pour rendre l’algèbre plus facile à comprendre : • la pente devient un escalier • une équation devient la recette d’un chemin • +b devient l’étage de départ • les coordonnées deviennent l’adresse d’un point • une intersection devient l’endroit où se rencontrent deux histoires-chemins différentes Ce livre combine : ✔ une histoire ✔ des explications visuelles ✔ des exercices résolus ✔ un apprentissage étape par étape ✔ des dessins et des graphiques ✔ des fiches d’entraînement ✔ des explications dans le style « Math Made Clear » ✔ des moments « Aha ! » mémorables Au lieu de mémoriser des formules, les enfants commencent à voir comment les mathématiques bougent. Parfait pour les enfants curieux, les penseurs visuels, les familles qui font l’école à la maison, les classes et les enfants qui découvrent l’algèbre pour la première fois. Conçu principalement pour les 10–14 ans, ce livre peut aussi aider les élèves plus âgés qui trouvent l’algèbre difficile et qui ont besoin d’une explication plus claire et plus visuelle. Et, honnêtement… beaucoup d’adultes comprendront peut-être enfin mieux la pente grâce à ce livre aussi. Une histoire visuelle de mathématiques avec des exercices résolus — conçue pour que l’algèbre devienne enfin claire. #équationsEtGraphiques #apprentissageVisuelDesMathématiques #MathématiquesVisuelles #aventuresDétéPourEnfants_9_12Ans #mathématiquesExpliquéesSimplement #algèbreVisuelle #comprendreLes_écuations #Algèbre #Mathématiques #GraphiqueDeLaFonction #Graphique #Droite #PenteDUneDroite #LaPenteCestFacile #CestFacile #MrNumberwise #AnxiétéMathématiqueChezLesEnfants #AiderLesEnfantsÀSurmonterLAnxiétéLiéeAuxMathématiques #SurmonterLAnxiété #Anxiété #Kids #20060923 #0253 #Français #PlageDeLaCôteDesBasques #PlageDePampelonne #PlageDePalombaggia #PlageDuSillon #PlageDeLEspiguette 20261006: 917(395)8 #Heureux #ÉducationHeureuse #EnfantsHeureux #MathsHeureuses

The Ants’ Treasure: Where the Paths Meet — English Edition www.amazon.com/dp/B0GXGNPD87 Visual Math Made Clear: Visually Explained Algebra Series Title Math Made Clear for Kids (Ages 9–12) The Ants’ Treasure: Where the Paths Meet is a visual math story that turns equations, graphs, and coordinates into an adventure children can actually see and understand. This is the English Edition. This book is also available in other language editions. When Mia and Alex discover two mysterious ant paths crossing the beach, they meet Mr. Numberwise — a quiet guide who shows them that math is not just numbers on a page, but stories, paths, patterns, and discoveries. Through ants, treasure maps, staircases, colorful paths, and exciting “Aha!” moments, children are introduced to: • linear equations • slope • coordinates • graphing • intersections and meeting points This book uses original visual models to make algebra easier to understand: • slope becomes a staircase • an equation becomes the recipe of a path • +b becomes the starting floor • coordinates become the address of a point • an intersection becomes the place where two different path-stories meet This book combines: ✔ story ✔ visual explanations ✔ solved exercises ✔ step-by-step learning ✔ drawings and graphs ✔ practice worksheets ✔ “Math Made Clear” style explanations ✔ memorable “Aha!” moments Instead of memorizing formulas, children begin to see how math moves. Perfect for curious learners, visual thinkers, homeschool families, classrooms, and children discovering algebra for the first time. Designed mainly for ages 10–14, this book can also help older students who find algebra difficult and need a clearer, more visual explanation. And honestly… many adults may finally understand slope better with this book too. A visual math story with solved exercises — designed to make algebra finally feel clear. #BeachVacation #MathAdventureForKids9_12 #GraphingAlgebra #CoordinateAlgebra #SlopeAlgebra #visually #explained #algebra #StorytellerUK2026 #SummerAdventure #StoriesForKids9_12 #VisualMath #0249 #AntsOnTheBeach #BrightonBeach #BournemouthBeach #BlackpoolBeach #FistralBeach #SandsendBeach #WhitbyBeach #RhossiliBay #BarafundleBay #TenbyNorthBeach #LlangennithBeach #OxwichBay #ManorbierBeach #SantaMonicaBeach #VeniceBeach #HuntingtonBeach #LagunaBeach #CoronadoBeach #SouthBeachMiami #ClearwaterBeach #SiestaKeyBeach #DaytonaBeach #CocoaBeach #WaikikiBeach #KaanapaliBeach #LanikaiBeach #Kids #TreasureIsland #AntTreasure #BeachAdventure #HiddenTreasure #TreasureHunt #TreasureMap #SecretBeach #IslandAdventure #LittleExplorers 20261006: 1491(591)13 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath

“ Türkiye supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity and remains firmly embedded in NATO while maintaining channels with Moscow and seeking to prevent the Black Sea from becoming a direct Russia-NATO military theater. But Poland’s increasing exposure changes the equation. A direct #Türkiye #Ukraine #NATO #TR #UA #NATO #RU #PL

Russia’s fake African newsrooms – propaganda designed to look local A Facebook user in Nairobi, Accra, Johannesburg or Luanda encounters what appears to be a local news page. It publishes stories about African politics, Western influence and relations with Russia. The language is tailored to an African audience and the page presents itself not as a foreign broadcaster, but as part of the local information landscape. Behind some of these outlets, however, Meta found operators based in Russia. In its 2026 threat research, the company disclosed a Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour network targeting audiences in Angola, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. Meta removed 37 Facebook accounts and 29 Pages connected to the operation. Around 30,000 users followed at least one of the Pages, while the operators spent approximately $7,000 on Facebook and Instagram advertising, mostly in euros and US dollars. The numbers are relatively modest. The method is considerably more important. Rather than openly distributing Russian state messaging, the network posed as local African news sources and grassroots organisations, promoting narratives about Western colonialism and political interference while presenting Russia as a credible economic and political alternative. It was an old geopolitical message delivered through a much more effective identity: not Moscow speaking to Africa, but Africans apparently speaking to one another. A news outlet that was actually an influence operation Meta's investigation found that the network attempted to conceal its Russian origin while creating media brands that appeared indigenous to the countries they targeted. Its content amplified historical grievances against former colonial powers, criticised Western involvement in Africa and promoted closer relations with Russia. One example helps illustrate how the infrastructure was assembled. A Facebook Page targeting Kenya was called Kenya Watchtower. According to OpenAI's subsequent investigation, Facebook transparency records showed that the Page had previously been named “Farmtown5”. It appears to have been acquired or repurposed rather than built from scratch as a Kenyan news organisation. Some Pages also exposed administrator locations in Russia and Ukraine. Other elements of the network had previously targeted audiences in Zambia and Namibia. This use of apparently local identities is particularly important in the African information environment. A story published by RT or another identifiable Russian outlet arrives with an obvious geopolitical provenance. The same narrative presented by something resembling an independent Kenyan, Ghanaian or South African newsroom carries a different kind of credibility. The source appears closer to the reader, and the geopolitical interest behind the message becomes less visible. Then investigators found Dr Manuel Godsin The Facebook operation was only one part of a broader information ecosystem. OpenAI investigated related activity after receiving information from Meta and subsequently banned a ChatGPT account it assessed as likely originating in Russia. OpenAI called the campaign Operation No Bell. The account was being used to generate long-form articles and social-media posts about African geopolitics. Prompts were primarily written in English, but OpenAI also observed Russian-language instructions that the user described as coming from a manager. The operator sometimes explicitly asked the model to make the material appear less AI-generated – including requests to avoid stylistic features associated with machine-generated text and to write more like a human journalist. Many articles appeared under the name “Dr Manuel Godsin”, presented as an academic with a PhD from the University of Bergen and an affiliation with an organisation called the International Centre for Political and Strategic Studies. OpenAI could find no credible evidence that Godsin existed. Searches of Norway's National Research Information Repository and the University of Bergen library produced no record of him. Investigators subsequently discovered that a photograph used to represent Godsin had appeared years earlier on a Russian professional networking site and apparently belonged to a law student in St Petersburg. The fabricated academic identity was nevertheless remarkably productive. OpenAI identified 53 online articles carrying the Godsin byline. The fiction had moved beyond fake social-media pages and into the real media ecosystem. When propaganda enters genuine newsrooms This is the most consequential aspect of the operation. The articles were not confined to websites controlled by the influence network. Some were published by genuine African news organisations, including established South African outlets. The content mixed local political issues with broader geopolitical narratives. Some pieces criticised the United States and Britain or defended Russia's role in Africa. One accused the British NGO Crisis Action of fomenting protests in South Africa. Another praised Russia's presence in the Central African Republic. Other material addressed Kenya, Angola and relations between African governments and Washington. The mechanism represents a significant evolution from the classic troll-farm model. Instead of building an audience entirely on its own platforms, an influence operator can manufacture an apparently credible expert, generate articles in his name and persuade genuine news organisations to publish them. Once this happens, the propaganda acquires something a fake Facebook Page cannot provide: the institutional credibility of a real newsroom. OpenAI assessed No Bell's social-media impact as limited. One Facebook Page had around 3,000 followers before Meta removed it, while several others had very small audiences. But the operation was more successful in placing material in established media. In OpenAI's impact framework, it approached the level at which an influence operation breaks into mainstream media. For information operators, a single article published by a recognised outlet can potentially be more valuable than thousands of impressions generated by an obviously artificial account. A much larger network of ghost journalists Subsequent research suggests that Manuel Godsin was not an isolated experiment. In August 2026, Graphika, working with Code for Africa and with support from Meta, published a much broader investigation into Russian ghostwriting operations across African media. Researchers identified 44 ghost writers and fake experts, 38 of them assessed as high-confidence fabricated personas, operating between 2021 and 2026. Their material appeared or was quoted across 138 websites and was subsequently republished through at least 113 Facebook accounts and Pages, including authentic users, coordinated inauthentic networks and official Russian communication channels. The narratives were strikingly consistent. They included criticism of France, Ukraine and the United States; attacks on organisations such as ECOWAS and the International Criminal Court; positive portrayals of Russian involvement in Africa; praise for Russian paramilitary forces; and support for sovereignty-oriented political projects such as the Alliance of Sahel States. The operation therefore extends beyond creating fake news websites. It attempts to insert Russian-aligned narratives into the legitimate African media ecosystem using identities that appear African, independent or academically authoritative. This also explains why measuring reach through the original Facebook network alone is misleading. A fabricated article may begin with an influence operator, appear in a genuine African publication, be republished elsewhere and eventually circulate without any visible connection to Russia. At that point, the provenance of the narrative has effectively been laundered. An old Russian strategy with increasingly local faces Russia's use of local intermediaries in Africa is not new. Meta documented Russian networks using African nationals as early as 2019. In 2020 it dismantled another operation involving people in Ghana and Nigeria working on behalf of individuals in Russia, with links to previous activity associated with the Internet Research Agency. More recent Meta investigations suggest that this model has continued to evolve. Networks have increasingly relied on local freelancers, social-media managers and authentic media outlets rather than exclusively operating armies of obviously fake Russian-controlled accounts. This decentralisation offers several advantages. Local operators understand language, political sensitivities and cultural references. Authentic accounts are harder to identify than newly created synthetic personas. Local media brands can also deliver narratives without immediately triggering the scepticism associated with Russian state outlets. There is no evidence that every African journalist, freelancer or publication carrying such material knowingly participates in Russian influence activity. Meta explicitly notes in its investigations that some local contractors may not know who ultimately commissioned their work. That distinction is essential. The operation's effectiveness partly depends on precisely this ambiguity between deliberate participation, commercial content placement and unwitting amplification. The objective is to make Russian narratives look African The significance of this network is therefore not its 30,000 Facebook followers or its $7,000 advertising budget. Those figures are small compared with the audiences of major African media organisations. What matters is the distribution model. Traditional foreign propaganda asks an audience to trust a foreign source. These operations attempt to remove the foreign source from the equation altogether. A Russian geopolitical narrative can be generated with AI, attributed to an expert who does not exist, published by a media organisation that does, amplified through a Facebook Page presenting itself as local, and then rediscovered elsewhere as apparently independent African analysis. By the time the reader encounters it, Moscow may have disappeared completely from the chain of attribution. The resulting information operation is therefore less about making Russian propaganda more persuasive than about making it look as though it is no longer Russian propaganda at all. In an increasingly fragmented African media environment, that may be the more important evolution to watch. SOURCES: Meta Threat Research https://threatresearch-team.github.io/indicators/meta-h1-2026-russia-based-cib-network-1/ OpenAI — Operation “No Bell” https://openai.com/index/disrupting-malicious-uses-of-ai-no-bell/ Graphika — Umbrae Ex Machina https://www.graphika.com/reports/umbrae-ex-machina News24 https://www.news24.com/southafrica/news/ai-expert-exposed-fake-kremlin-linked-analyst-planted-stories-in-african-media-20260318-0560 Vanguard https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/03/ai-expert-exposed-fake-kremlin-linked-analyst-planted-stories-in-african-media/ Meta — Russian Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour, 2019 https://about.fb.com/news/2019/10/removing-more-coordinated-inauthentic-behavior-from-russia/ Meta — Russian Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour, 2020 https://about.fb.com/news/2020/03/removing-coordinated-inauthentic-behavior-from-russia/ Meta Threat Research — Russian Use of Authentic Operators in Sub-Saharan Africa https://threatresearch-team.github.io/indicators/meta-h2-2025-russia-based-cib-network-2/ KEYWORDS: #DISINFORMED #Episode7 #Russia #Africa #RussianDisinformation #RussianInfluence #Disinformation #InformationWarfare #InfluenceOperations #ForeignInterference #FIMI #CoordinatedInauthenticBehaviour #CIB #FakeNews #FakeMedia #FakeNewsrooms #MediaImpersonation #GrassrootsManipulation #Astroturfing #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #AIPropaganda #SyntheticMedia #FakeInfluencers #SocialMediaManipulation #Facebook #Meta #OperationNoBell #AfricanMedia #MediaManipulation #Propaganda #DigitalInfluence #Angola #Ghana #Kenya #SouthAfrica #OSINT #WRLD

NATO’s enhanced forward presence in the Baltic states and Poland changed the equation. Allied troops are here from the very first minute, and any attack on us means an attack on them too. That is real deterrence. The second major shift came at the 2023 Vilnius Summit, when NATO https://t.co/BLprVBuejZ #NATO #Deterrence #VilniusSummit #LV #EE #LT #PL

OpenAI a annoncé avoir résolu en 88 heures l'équation de Navier-Stokes, un problème mathématique vieux de plus d'un siècle, grâce à un modèle d'intelligence artificielle utilisant plus de 10 000 agents, malgré des allégations de plagiat de la part de chercheurs. #OpenAI #IntelligenceArtificielle #Mathématiques

#Niger The situation in Niamey remains unchanged, 3 military barracks are controlled by anti Thiani forces, other forces are converging towards the capital though it is unclear who they would be backing, Russian Africa Corps is still out of the equation for one reason or another #Niger #Niamey #MilitaryConflict #NE

Physicists may have made a huge mistake when they introduced dark energy. That is what a team of mathematicians say after looking at the equations. Because they find that, actually, it’s unnecessary. If they are right, that would be the ultimate embarrassment for physicists. https://t.co/ZyhAaFDHa3 #DarkEnergy #Physics #Mathematics #Therearenospecificcountrymentionsintheprovidedtweet.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.