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Moon's Birth May Have Vaporized Most of Earth, Study Shows

The massive collision that created the moon may have vaporized most of the early Earth,

according to a new analysis of samples collected during the Apollo moon missions.

In the early days of planet formation, a grazing collision between the newborn Earth and a

Mars-size rock named Theia (named after the mother of the moon in Greek myth) may have

led to the birth of the moon, according to a prevailing hypothesis.

Debris from the impact later coalesced into the moon.

This "giant-impact hypothesis" seemed to explain many details about Earth and the moon, such

as the large size of the moon compared with Earth and the rotation rates of the two bodies.

But in the last 15 years, evidence has arisen that has challenged scientists to alter the

details of this hypothesis.

Forming the moon In 2001, scientists began discovering that

terrestrial and lunar rocks had a lot in common: the two bodies possess many of the same chemical

isotopes.

(Isotopes of an element have different numbers of neutrons from each other.

These subvarieties are identified by different numbers; for example, potassium-39 or potassium-40).

Isotopes can act as geologic fingerprints, because prior work has suggested that planetary

bodies that formed in different parts of the solar system generally have different isotopic

compositions.

These discoveries threw the giant-impact hypothesis into crisis because previous computer simulations

of the collision predicted that 60 to 80 percent of the material that coalesced into the moon

came from Theia rather than Earth.

The likelihood that Theia happened to have virtually the same isotopic composition as

Earth seemed extremely unlikely.

At first, scientists thought more precise isotopic analyses might help resolve this

"isotopic crisis."

However, more accurate measurements of oxygen isotopes reported in 2016 only helped confirm

this problem, said study lead author Kun Wang, a geochemist now at Washington University

in St. Louis.

New ideas

New models of the giant impact seek to explain how the moon could have formed from mostly

the same material that makes up the Earth, rather than mostly from Theia.

A diagram showing two recent models for how the moon formed from a collision between the

early Earth and another massive body.

One model (top) allows for an exchange of material between the Earth and the moon through

a silicate atmosphere, while the other model creates a more thoroughly mixed sphere of

a supercritical fluid (bottom).

Each of these models leads to a different prediction for potassium isotope ratios in

lunar and terrestrial rocks (right).

A diagram showing two recent models for how the moon formed from a collision between the

early Earth and another massive body.

One model (top) allows for an exchange of material between the Earth and the moon through

a silicate atmosphere, while the other model creates a more thoroughly mixed sphere of

a supercritical fluid (bottom).

Each of these models leads to a different prediction for potassium isotope ratios in

lunar and terrestrial rocks (right).

Credit: Kun Wang

"There are many new models — everyone is trying to come up with one — but two have

been very influential," Wang said in a statement.

The original giant-impact model suggested that a relatively low-energy collision melted

part of Earth and the whole of Theia, flinging some of the molten debris outward.

One relatively new model, proposed in 2007, starts with a low-energy impact just like

the original model, but adds an atmosphere of silicate vapor around Earth and the disk

of debris that ends up forming the moon.

This model suggests that this vapor shroud helps Earth and the disk exchange material

before the moon emerges from the debris.

One drawback of this low-energy impact model is that it would take a long time to exchange

material through an atmosphere, Wang said.

This scenario would make it difficult to achieve the mix of material seen in terrestrial and

lunar rocks, he said.

Another model, proposed in 2015, suggests that a high-energy impact created the moon,

one so violent that it vaporized Theia as well as most of Earth, including the young

planet's mantle region (the layer just above the core).

This dense vapor then formed an atmosphere that filled a space more than 500 times bigger

than today's Earth.

Much of this material would fall back onto the Earth as it cooled, but in addition, some

of the debris formed the moon.

In this high-energy model, the atmosphere would behave like a "supercritical fluid,"

without a distinct separation between liquids and gases.

Material could mix thoroughly in such an atmosphere, which could help explain the identical isotopic

compositions of Earth and the moon, Wang said.

To see which model might best explain how the moon formed, Wang and his colleague Stein

Jacobsen at Harvard University focused on potassium isotope data from terrestrial rocks

and lunar samples gathered during the Apollo missions.

Potassium is volatile, or easy to evaporate, and previous research suggested that analyzing

potassium isotopes could shed light on the conditions during the event that formed the

moon.

The scientists analyzed seven moon rocks collected during the Apollo 11, 12, 14 and 16 missions.

They compared their potassium isotope ratios with those of eight rocks representative of

Earth's mantle.

The researchers developed a method to analyze potassium isotopes with a level of precision

10 times better than the best previous technique.

Potassium has three stable isotopes, but only two of them, potassium-39 and potassium-41,

are abundant enough to be measured with sufficient precision for this research.

The scientists discovered that lunar rocks were richer by about 0.4 parts per thousand

compared with Earth rocks when it came to potassium-41, the heavier stable isotope of

potassium.

These findings support the high-energy impact model, which predicted that lunar rocks would

possess more of the heavier isotope than terrestrial rocks.

In contrast, the low-energy impact model suggested that lunar rocks would contain less of the

heavier isotope.

The best explanation for how the heavier isotope came to dominate was that the moon condensed

in a cloud with a pressure of more than 10 bar, or about 10 times the atmospheric pressure

on Earth at sea level.

"I'm kind of surprised that the new model fits the data the best," Wang said.

Still, "we had no expectation which model we were going to support," he said.

Future research should conduct follow-up studies to test these new findings.

"We're definitely hoping more people will follow up and try to confirm our results,"

Wang said.

Wang and Jacobsen detailed their findings online Sept. 12 in the journal Nature.

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He wants the details of Hillary's email investigation to finally get seen by the public.

Earlier this week, we reported that FBI was withholding documents on the Clinton investigation

based on "lack of public interest."

According to the Washington Times, a federal judge has ordered the FBI to disclose more

details on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's secret email account.

"After reviewing the document in camera, the court concludes that it largely rehashes

information already made public, thus obviating any need for secrecy," the judge said.

Judicial Watch has been suing the government for more info on Clinton's emails.

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"After reviewing the document in camera, the court concludes that it largely rehashes

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Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch released a statement about this ruling.

"We're happy with the ruling but it is unbelievable we're being opposed by Trump

appointees in the State and Justice Departments on the Clinton email issue.

President Trump ought to be outraged his appointees are protecting Hillary Clinton.

The State Department should initiate action with the Justice Department – and both agencies

should finally take the necessary steps to recover all the government emails Hillary

Clinton unlawfully removed."

It's time that the emails finally come out.

The public deserves to know the truth.

Get this out there, Patriots.

Don't back down in the face

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SUMMER 1992

GRAND OPENING

You like it?

- It's okay.

Well, that's fine.

- It's okay?

Hey, hey, guys.

Yes!

BEYOND THE GATES

- Here we go.

- Hello, Gordon. - You're late.

- By 2 minutes.

Cute clothes.

Is it a Aeropostal?

- I see you still wearing that clothing sports 12 years.

Whatever.

- After You.

God.

I remember this place it felt bigger.

- Yeah, you said it.

Shall we start filling the boxes?

- Yeah right.

- Let's finish this.

- Hears.

What if he's right?

- What do you mean ?

- I mean, if he's not dead.

- It's been 7 months.

If you are out there, It is no longer our problem ...

... but we clean up this mess. Come on.

- It's okay.

Oh my God.

- Is this fun for you?

- Oh, old, Do you remember these things?

Do Vcr games?

- Vaguely.

Most of this Trash is just there.

- Oh, come on, you know, like It was, You put the tape ...

... did you turn out the lights ...

- ... then you got closer to the TV ...

... and I screamed. Yes.

They are ridiculous.

- You loved.

Oh, my God, look at this!

This is not permitted copy Game Indiana Jones.

That piece of shit that was.

- Hey, what are you doing here losers?

- Derek?

- I saw that stupid purple car outside.

I thought someone was trying to get.

How are you, Gordy?

- Good to see you.

- I wish there was It has been otherwise.

- Yes me too.

- Johnny, do you keep out of trouble?

- Yes of course.

I like your stuff, man. It is very "Adam-12".

- Yes, yes, thank you. It's my job.

Yes. Look at this place.

Your father did a great keeping work.

- Yeah, well, anything but we can get out of here.

- Hey, look, we much to do here.

I hope this purpose call of week. It's okay?

- Yes of course. of course, of course.

But with one condition.

If they let me rent "Operation Orion."

I love this movie.

- Keep it.

- Seriously? Shit, I did not expect that.

It's the movie that made me want to be a cop.

- Yes. - Great. It's good.

See you soon, guys.

- It's a terrible movie. - He is a terrible police.

- See you later. - See you, sheriff.

- Hey, John .

- What's up?

- Do you have the keys Dad's office?

- Negative.

Why?

What do you think you have back there?

- I do not know. I guess I'll find out.

I'm sure you have to be around here somewhere.

- Hears!

Who?

Is your girlfriend? As it is called?

- Margot.

It is coming to town while we talk.

- Should we stop this now? - Yes.

I think breathed enough dead skin cells today.

Are you going to stay in Dad?

- I think so. She stayed with me.

You're not living there, is it?

- Hell, no.

God, that would be creepy.

Yes, I think I'll stay here ...

... and I'll make me a space here.

- Thank you, John. I appreciate it.

- Yeah right. See you.

- See you tomorrow. - See you.

- Hello boy.

- Shit.

- What happened here?

- Well, he fell a minute ago.

John must have left an open window.

¿Long flight?

- Yes, and the driver could not finding this place, ...

- Everything is fine? - Yes.

- What's that smell? - Nothing.

Vents must be cleaned air conditioning or something.

- So nobody's been here?

- definitely.

Dad stopped stalking Frances ...

... before finishing school.

- Curse.

Bible remains similar.

- Dad had no faith in the booming DVD.

- Lots of wood.

And who is this fool paddle teeth?

- What do you mean dumb ?

- That was me, the year he wins ...

Athletic competition ... in our school.

- You were on the track team?

- Javelin.

- Are you hungry?

- I'm starving, but every place here ...

... probably you serve poisoned food.

- Seriously?

What about that bar with the odd name ...

Sterling Sal ... or something?

- Are you sure...

... that you do not want to cook something here?

- Come on. Show me the town.

- Take all the time you want, okay?

- Slow care. - .

Curse.

- Do you know them?

- Yep. He's my brother.

- Shit, Gordon .

What's up old man? How are you?

- She is your girlfriend? - Yep.

Margot, he is my brother, John.

- Nice to meet you. Heard a lot about you.

- Seriously? Did I talk about myself?

- That's shocking. - Sometimes.

- Come here. - Good to meet you.

- You might want to hug me too.

Hi, I'm Hank.

- Yeah, he's, he's my friend, Hank.

- I'm Gordon.

- Yeah, I heard.

- But if, seated.

- Why, there's someone else.

Well, hello, Dahlia. How are you beautiful?

- Again you.

- Bring us,...

... 4 sodas vodka all. Gordon's pay ...

- Sorry? - Bring them.

- Yes, just bring one extra for this type.

He's a little ...

- I'm fine. Brings three.

- Seriously?

- Yeah, I do not drink anymore.

- Do you sing or something?

- Do not.

- So...

Gordon, how have you been? What's up?

What happened?

It must have been something interesting ...

... if you could not help your brother.

- Well, that's obviously your topic.

- Well, look, if I had to step ...

... in front of you, God.

- Old, quiet.

- I'm just saying what's to say, brother.

- Yes, I can take care of myself by my account. Thanks dude.

You are so nice.

- I think we should go.

- Yes, they should leave.

- Hank, enjoy your next stay in the county jail.

- Thank you and feel free you go to hell, heart.

- Would you say that again? - Just try to provoke you.

John, was a pleasure to meet you, come home sometime.

- It was also good to meet you. I will, see you.

- John, see you tomorrow. Hank.

- Well, that was fine. - That was terribly uncomfortable.

- Drinks! Thank you, Dahlia.

- Hears.

Everything is alright?

- Yes. I am.

- What's up?

- What do you mean?

- You're acting weird.

You did well with that shit there.

Hey, Gordon, talk to me.

I know you think You need to protect ...

... everything and everyone ...

... but you do not have to do with me.

That was a big progress.

- Good thank you.

It's just ... I brought ...

... many things I did not want to remember.

You know, I, you know, I've already ruined ...

... so much between us.

- You ruined some things ...

... but the only way we will overcome ...

... it is through time and commitment.

I love you man I know you are.

- I just do not want to end as a caracter ...

... with an irrelevant video store.

- Well, while I this here, that does not happen.

Gordon.

Gordon.

I just take a Ambien.

- You want to have sex with Ambien?

- Yes.

Well, before I passed out.

- Morning?

Well, not in this bed.

- It's okay.

Goodnight.

- Good night .

Why are you so happy?

- You know, I'm just working.

- Hey, you tried to get you the house last night?

- Man, I have the keys. Why do that?

- What's that weird Hank? - No, old .

He lives in the boonies.

Why would anyone try to get?

- I thought I heard someone in the window.

I feel like someone observe us.

- Yeah, man, maybe it was a drug addict ...

... I am trying to steal Dad's stuff.

Whole neighborhood he's gone to hell.

It is for the birds.

- Hey, why you get together with that bastard, anyway?

- Well, that bastard is my friend.

I mean, it may not be rich stretch that is you ...

... but you know, at least he when Dad was gone.

- You know, all that stuff the disappearance ...

... loses a lot of value when and they are 40 times ...

... Dad disappears people and not communicating.

- Whatever.

- I have a mortgage to pay, John.

- Hank left everything when I called.

- Hears.

Look...

...what I found.

You want...

- Maybe we should, right? - .

Phew !, go momentazo

- Shut up.

- So this is it.

- That's exactly how I had imagined.

- Seriously?

For some reason, always I thought it would be bigger.

- Hey, do you know that more imagine?

- What?

- Come here and spend all this shit.

Hey, there must be something rare here.

- From dark to be honest type. - Do not be a sissy.

- Do you see anything interesting?

Keep your fingers crossed.

Whoops!

- Shit! - This is a weapon seriously ...

- Go, go, go, hey, hey!

Be careful, do not point that thing.

God, what the hell was that, Dad?

- To shoot things.

What have we here?

BEYOND THE GATES

"Beyond the gates."

BEYOND THE GATES

It looks like someone was playing recently.

- Shit.

I wonder why I brought her here.

- Maybe there's something there You not want anyone to see.

- Then we have to see it.

- Maybe we should not.

- Oh, come on, old, Are not you curious ...

... that he was looking at Dad the last time you were here?

I mean, maybe not even is the tape of the game.

Maybe it's just the label, maybe ...

And if it is a sex tape?

- That's even worse.

Do you really want to see Dad having sex with mom?

- I mean, who knows, old, It could be your first home video.

- John .

- BEYOND THE GATES

- Turn off lights and SUBE VOLUME THE MAXIMUM

- Welcome, curious onlookers.

Are you ready to go the final nightmare?

A world of unimaginable terror ...

... with deadly consequences.

Do you have the courage to go beyond the gates?

Now you can open your game board.

- Dude, turn it off, turn it off.

What was that?

- Why the hell kept here?

- I think that causes seizures?

Or because that woman was damn good.

I think I want it.

- Well, it's yours now.

- How long we were there? - I have no idea.

Shit, it is 5:00.

- Seriously?

What will you do at dinner?

- Are you going to invite me to dinner ...

... because you do not want your girlfriend you scream ...

... for being late?

- Yes.

- I do not know, it's hard McDonald's because I was thinking ...

... or I'll bet the food G-man home.

I do not know.

- You'll be happy to know Margot is the only ...

... to cook tonight.

- Okay, yes, I will.

- See you at home. - Yes, we are.

- Someone is hungry.

- I know, yes. This is is delicious.

- Thank you. - Yes.

- So ... your friend was interesting.

- Yes.

Yes, it can be very irritating at times.

- Do not tell me you think girls catch this guy.

- What?

What is not so bad.

- I'm pretty sure which is a rapist.

- So, John, What's your job?

- You know, some odd jobs ...

... and helping ...

... with errands and things for people.

- Well, it's like, Is it like a wizard?

- Yes, exactly.

How was your first night?

- Oh my God.

He had not slept so well in months.

- Seriously?

- I do not get out of bed not one time. It's great.

- What do you mean, it's like, sleepwalking?

- Well, yeah, I have been taking Ambien to ...

... to keep quiet at night ...

... with different results.

- Seriously? - Yes.

He was having nightmares and then I hurt my wrist ...

... and so the doctor prescribed me.

- After what hurt? How did that happen?

- I fell.

So how was the store today?

- It was OK, you know, we, ...

... we find that, it's something ...

... weird, insurance is a Vcr forbidden game.

- What is a game of Vcr?

- It's like a board game, you know ...

... but you have to see it.

There are many of them.

It's "The Guardian" and "Nightmare" ...

... and lots of adventures.

I do not know, there are many to name them ...

... but this, look at him.

- Wow!

It is clear that the designer He not studied semiotics.

Wait, what's that?

- there are many Only symbols fit.

- Well, it's very old and causing seizures.

- Shut up.

Let's play.

- Yes? - Right now?

- Yes. - Agree.

- Come on.

- It will be fun.

All right.

- Okay, so we have put the tape there.

- Well, here's the board.

I'll put the tape.

Whoops! Who is the girl?

- Oh, sh ... she He said something about ...

... open the board before.

- Players red, gray and blue ...

... place their pieces at the starting point.

- I'll be the gray .

- I red.

- I guess I'll be blue.

- Blue player ...

... now must step front of the screen.

- Do it.

- For the keys and unlock your escape ...

... they will face a number of challenges.

If they fail, their souls remain ...

... in our world.

- Well, what it is supposed to be some kind of goal or something?

- I have no idea.

- Get the 4 keys ...

... let them go Beyond the gates ...

... and return to his world.

Only then can save the soul of his father.

- What the fuck?

Did you just hear that?

- The beyond the expected.

- Tell me again Where did you find this?

- In Dad's office.

- Could it be some kind of joke?

- If it is, it's nothing funny.

- You know, we should show this to someone else.

- Wait. Maybe Derek can help us.

- You think I do that?

- It will not hurt to ask.

- Guys, I have a feeling very bad about this.

Do you mind if I go?

- No no. I'll take care of the dishes.

- Thank you.

- Hey, you know what? Let me help you with that.

- Sure, that would be great. - Thank you.

Do you need money or something?

- Do not.

Just maybe, a place for sleep for a couple of days.

- Hey, you got a place to stay?

- Well ... No ...

Well, it would happen some time...

...with someone, but he repented ...

And I, and I will not, so ...

- So let me guess.

Will this be an indefinite stay until you find your own place?

- Yes almost. Yes.

- Good...

I'll tell you what? do this and make the deal.

- If I'm doing it.

Hears,...

- Yes, whats up?

- I do not know.

Do you really think the tape It has to do with Dad?

- It looks like it is.

- Shit.

I wonder if the officer Derek ever dealt with something like this.

- I'm sure you've tried with many more rare cases.

- Yes.

- Hey, be sure to close the door.

- Yes of course.

- Dad would kill me if the left open.

- What? - Sorry.

- That was ... Yeah.

Yes.

- Yes. You have a good night.

- If you too.

Goodnight.

- Dad?

- Help Me .

- Shit!

God. Hears.

- Hears.

What happened?

- You were sleepwalking.

Hey, seriously I thought There was someone here.

- What? - Hears.

- Everything is alright? - Yes.

What are you doing here?

- I thought I heard quealgo moved.

- This was among the photos.

- Did you remember to close the door? - Yes.

- Hey man.

- Thanks for coming. How are you?

- Well, honestly, I've been better.

Listen, I'm a little tight, I do not have much time...

... so if we can do it quickly.

- Hey, John. - Official.

- You must be Margot . Nice to meet you.

- Equally.

- Well, then, it is. - Yes.

Let's look at that thing.

- There was something very strange there when we saw ...

- Tell me again where found this?

- In the office of behind our father.

- Well, in the future, they will not want his fingerprints are everywhere.

That's not the point now. Put it.

- It's her.

- Hm ?

It's just a static pile.

- What? Old, she is there.

- Does the blonde woman with big eyes ...

... in front of us?

you serious?

- All right. All right.

It's a good joke, guys.

I had a shitty night, but it's a good joke.

- It is not a joke.

- Look, you may need to take a break for a while.

Take a little vacation.

Call me if you find anything else.

- Wait, wait. How is it possible?

How is it possible? I mean, You saw that, right, Margot?

- Yes of course.

- What was the last thing she said?

- The 4 keys waiting for us or something.

Well, there are 4 keys on the board.

- She wants us to play the game.

That sounds pretty damn amazing.

I do not think we have no choice.

- Well, then how do we play?

Where is the first key?

- The location of the first key ...

... found her on the board.

- Well, that's us.

- Maybe ...

... there's a clue there or something.

- Yeah, well, the X marks the spot.

Did you see that?

- I think you made him angry.

Well, look in the box, Maybe there's something else there.

- Look at that knife .

Shit, that's dad's signature.

The spiral staircase.

That place still open?

- Good Morning.

How can I help you?

- We think our father He bought this in your store ...

...Two years ago.

- "Robert Hardesty, 1991."

Well, I'm afraid it's a little late to return it.

- We wondered if I knew where it came from.

- That's not important for neither.

Have you trust you have not seen the tape?

- We did it.

- Then I suggest you ...

... play the game.

- Wow!

- Where are the keys ?

- Only the game has the answers you seek.

- Are you crazy.

Let's get out of here.

- He...

- Hey, what's that? - Yes.

It is my pet, Herbert.

- Hears. Look what I have.

Boom.

I got it.

- I can not believe you did that.

I...

I do not think ... she likes that.

- Yes, it seems not.

- Someone wise to read the instructions.

- What?

- To start your destination ...

... throw the dice.

The number of players determine your turn ...

... for his next action.

Snake Eyes.

Back your first card.

the driver.

Opening his poisoned bodies ...

... find the first key.

- It seems our backyard.

- Go .

There.

- Shit.

What are you doing here?

- Well, I decided not to go to school ...

... so I thought I'd come here ...

... and see you, darling.

- Already you have a job? - Do you know me.

I have always things to do.

- What the fuck is that?

- Go ahead, say it.

Say it.

Did you miss me.

True?

- Do not.

- I'm in my break, so leave me alone.

- Wait wait wait.

Come here, come here, come here.

Come here.

Nothing?

- Nothing.

Do not give me the damn back, bitch.

- Is there anything else there?

- No. Let me see that.

I think there is something there.

- it is metal. - A key?

- Maybe.

- Need scissors or something?

- Not old.

- Hank?

- What the fuck is that?

- Oh, my God

- Hello? - Hello, old .

- How do you handle ?

- Nothing good.

- Come on, John.

I mean, crazy kills her ex-boyfriend who was cheating ...

...it was not you.

- I guess we should try, right?

- Go.

- Impossible.

Is this was always here?

- Do not.

- This is scaring me.

- Where the hell did this?

- Margot .

- No, no, do not touch that.

- What was that?

- Let's get out of here.

- I will not give back any of them.

- Hell, I'll give them back.

- No wait.

What if we just stop?

- I will not stop to find dad.

- John.

We do not know if your dad is there.

What is that?

- Curse.

- What do other

- I do not know.

I have the feeling that We not stop this ...

... if we do not now.

- I do not want you stay here longer.

- In the House?

- Yeah, but ...

I do not want you here ...

... while we are playing with those things.

It makes me very nervous.

- Well, if you you sleep here, me too.

- It's okay.

- I'm going up.

Good evening, John.

- Why are you so hard on her?

- I do not want to scare her.

Are you sure she's the only one scared?

- I think we should stop playing with this.

I do not want to provoke more.

- Yeah, whatever, man.

I'm going to hit the hay.

- Gordon .

- Margot! Margot!

Margot, wake up!

Awake!

God!

- John .

- Did you stop this?

- Dad finished the game.

- I came again?

- That's how they caught him.

- Well done .

have obtained the first key.

Will the value of get the second?

- Fuck this.

- No way, let's hear it.

How do we get it?

- With the nobleman possessed ...

... by the forces of the world.

He will know his fate ...

... and treated as the enemy.

The key is found inside your mind.

Will have to take a life and death decision.

- What do you mean by that?

We'll have to find out.

DRIVER - THE NOBLE MAIDEN - THE FATHER

- I can guess who it is.

THE MAID

- Margot.

- Your powers of deduction It serves them well.

- So is.

Not risk your life for this.

- Excuse me .

- Well, hello, fairy godmother.

- Yes. Is owns this place?

- Yes I am.

- I think my boyfriend was here a couple of days.

dark hair, glasses.

- Yes, mild type.

- I suppose.

This will sound crazy damn ...

... but we think a game ...

... he killed a friend of ours.

I have no other way to explain it ...

- Once the game starts, there are only two ways.

Finish or die.

- Can you tell me something more about the game?

- Very little I fear.

Only a small number have played ...

... but every few years, always ends up coming back here.

- Why it back?

- They do not return.

- Has anyone left the game?

- Never.

But that does not mean should stop trying.

Unfortunately, can not guide her over.

If the religious ...

You might consider appeal to a higher power.

- Remember this? - .

The old scene castration by the boat propeller.

Classic, obscene video.

- Are you waiting for someone?

- I hope not.

- Gordon!

- Derek .

Shit!

- What the fuck is he doing? - I do not know.

- Gordon.

- Oh no.

You did that.

Do not we go with?

- No, I think he wants to be alone.

- Sounds familiar.

- What was it like growing up here?

Maybe he should tell you that.

- Well, I'm asking you, ...

... and I've been cooking all week...

... so maybe you could tell me.

- Well, well, that's fair enough.

... is a bit difficult to summarize ...

... but our dad ...

... it was a very nice guy ...

... until Mom auto accident.

I mean that ... He was always drinking ...

... but I I think that took him to the limit.

Yes, we both had / i> to live with that.

Child work shop for a couple of years ...

... and just, you know, We are trying not to bother.

Then ... Gordon finally left ...

... and then things They got much worse for Dad.

- Go.

I did not know all that.

Gordon drank heavily when we met.

- Why did I leave?

- He drank too much one night.

We had a discussion ...

... and he grabbed me too strong wrist.

was mortified.

Six weeks later, my wrist healed ...

... and leave the drink forever.

- Hello.

- Hey, man, what are you doing?

How you feel?

- No good.

I'm going back up.

- Hey, man, old.

Wait ... Wait, man. Wait. Look. Look.

We did not want to bother you.

- I should never have come here.

- Yeah, well, you did .

And if we do not finish this, You know what will happen.

- Hears.

- What?

- Be careful.

John!

Do not ever touch that.

- Do not worry.

- John

- Shit!

What the fuck was that?

- He came through the door.

Have you seen Margot?

- Well played, gentlemen.

There are only 2 keys.

- Where is she?

- When the maiden crossing ...

... the sacrifice of his soul ...

... will allow them to get ...

... the third key.

- Margot?

John, the key! Take the key!

- I got it. I got it.

Come on.

Do it!

- What will happen to us!

- They have been given access to the other side.

Only there you can see his father ...

... and complete the game.

- How do we save?

- Making the poisoned heart ...

... his father with a pure dagger ...

... to release all captured souls ...

... and allow them to return to their world.

you enter. or come for you.

- The dagger, where you put the ...

Where did you put the dagger?

- The dagger ... On the ledge!

Come on!

- The other side is waiting.

- What the fuck is this?

- Where will she go?

Stay close.

- Welcome.

Find his father.

Take the last key ...

... and turn around one your new reality.

- How do we carry on back with us?

- Gordon

- Wait wait.

You do not know if it's really her.

- Help me

- Come on.

- Gordon?

- You're good. I love you.

- Sal, Gordy .

Do not make this harder ...

... what has to be.

- Well, good .

I missed you, Johnny.

- Adios, motherfucker .

- Do not!

- Are you okay?

- Hey, Gordy.

Go ahead, tough guy.

Try that with me.

- Grab his legs.

- your old stab in the back.

Thank you, Gordon.

- Goodbye dad.

- John.

- Do it!

- Go.

We Are Returned?

- Yes I think so.

- I thought you had lost.

- No, not get rid of me.

- have now spent more beyond the gates.

- She's still here.

- have proven to be worthy .

his father's soul is free.

Although his physical form you can never return.

Henceforth, For your consideration...

... they will choose to live ...

... and not death.

- That is all?

- I hope so.

- I thought we were going to save him.

- We did it.

- Oh my God.

We need to get to hospital. Come on.

- Yeah, that would be fine, thank you.

- Well, how do you feel, boss?

- I've been worse.

Thanks for helping with all these things.

- It is a pleasure.

- Are you going to go, guys?

Are you sure do not want stay another day?

- We know you're in good hands.

- Thank you.

Well, they should go, guys.

Traffic will be difficult.

- Yes.

Take care of yourself, brother.

- Have a good trip, you guys.

- But next time Will you come to visit us.

There will be a room Free with your name.

- Insurance.

- Good Morning.

Are you looking for something special?

- It has something of the '80s?

- Would you like the ...

...board game?

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Moon's Birth May Have Vaporized Most of Earth, Study Shows

The massive collision that created the moon may have vaporized most of the early Earth,

according to a new analysis of samples collected during the Apollo moon missions.

In the early days of planet formation, a grazing collision between the newborn Earth and a

Mars-size rock named Theia (named after the mother of the moon in Greek myth) may have

led to the birth of the moon, according to a prevailing hypothesis.

Debris from the impact later coalesced into the moon.

This "giant-impact hypothesis" seemed to explain many details about Earth and the moon, such

as the large size of the moon compared with Earth and the rotation rates of the two bodies.

But in the last 15 years, evidence has arisen that has challenged scientists to alter the

details of this hypothesis.

Forming the moon In 2001, scientists began discovering that

terrestrial and lunar rocks had a lot in common: the two bodies possess many of the same chemical

isotopes.

(Isotopes of an element have different numbers of neutrons from each other.

These subvarieties are identified by different numbers; for example, potassium-39 or potassium-40).

Isotopes can act as geologic fingerprints, because prior work has suggested that planetary

bodies that formed in different parts of the solar system generally have different isotopic

compositions.

These discoveries threw the giant-impact hypothesis into crisis because previous computer simulations

of the collision predicted that 60 to 80 percent of the material that coalesced into the moon

came from Theia rather than Earth.

The likelihood that Theia happened to have virtually the same isotopic composition as

Earth seemed extremely unlikely.

At first, scientists thought more precise isotopic analyses might help resolve this

"isotopic crisis."

However, more accurate measurements of oxygen isotopes reported in 2016 only helped confirm

this problem, said study lead author Kun Wang, a geochemist now at Washington University

in St. Louis.

New ideas

New models of the giant impact seek to explain how the moon could have formed from mostly

the same material that makes up the Earth, rather than mostly from Theia.

A diagram showing two recent models for how the moon formed from a collision between the

early Earth and another massive body.

One model (top) allows for an exchange of material between the Earth and the moon through

a silicate atmosphere, while the other model creates a more thoroughly mixed sphere of

a supercritical fluid (bottom).

Each of these models leads to a different prediction for potassium isotope ratios in

lunar and terrestrial rocks (right).

A diagram showing two recent models for how the moon formed from a collision between the

early Earth and another massive body.

One model (top) allows for an exchange of material between the Earth and the moon through

a silicate atmosphere, while the other model creates a more thoroughly mixed sphere of

a supercritical fluid (bottom).

Each of these models leads to a different prediction for potassium isotope ratios in

lunar and terrestrial rocks (right).

Credit: Kun Wang

"There are many new models — everyone is trying to come up with one — but two have

been very influential," Wang said in a statement.

The original giant-impact model suggested that a relatively low-energy collision melted

part of Earth and the whole of Theia, flinging some of the molten debris outward.

One relatively new model, proposed in 2007, starts with a low-energy impact just like

the original model, but adds an atmosphere of silicate vapor around Earth and the disk

of debris that ends up forming the moon.

This model suggests that this vapor shroud helps Earth and the disk exchange material

before the moon emerges from the debris.

One drawback of this low-energy impact model is that it would take a long time to exchange

material through an atmosphere, Wang said.

This scenario would make it difficult to achieve the mix of material seen in terrestrial and

lunar rocks, he said.

Another model, proposed in 2015, suggests that a high-energy impact created the moon,

one so violent that it vaporized Theia as well as most of Earth, including the young

planet's mantle region (the layer just above the core).

This dense vapor then formed an atmosphere that filled a space more than 500 times bigger

than today's Earth.

Much of this material would fall back onto the Earth as it cooled, but in addition, some

of the debris formed the moon.

In this high-energy model, the atmosphere would behave like a "supercritical fluid,"

without a distinct separation between liquids and gases.

Material could mix thoroughly in such an atmosphere, which could help explain the identical isotopic

compositions of Earth and the moon, Wang said.

To see which model might best explain how the moon formed, Wang and his colleague Stein

Jacobsen at Harvard University focused on potassium isotope data from terrestrial rocks

and lunar samples gathered during the Apollo missions.

Potassium is volatile, or easy to evaporate, and previous research suggested that analyzing

potassium isotopes could shed light on the conditions during the event that formed the

moon.

The scientists analyzed seven moon rocks collected during the Apollo 11, 12, 14 and 16 missions.

They compared their potassium isotope ratios with those of eight rocks representative of

Earth's mantle.

The researchers developed a method to analyze potassium isotopes with a level of precision

10 times better than the best previous technique.

Potassium has three stable isotopes, but only two of them, potassium-39 and potassium-41,

are abundant enough to be measured with sufficient precision for this research.

The scientists discovered that lunar rocks were richer by about 0.4 parts per thousand

compared with Earth rocks when it came to potassium-41, the heavier stable isotope of

potassium.

These findings support the high-energy impact model, which predicted that lunar rocks would

possess more of the heavier isotope than terrestrial rocks.

In contrast, the low-energy impact model suggested that lunar rocks would contain less of the

heavier isotope.

The best explanation for how the heavier isotope came to dominate was that the moon condensed

in a cloud with a pressure of more than 10 bar, or about 10 times the atmospheric pressure

on Earth at sea level.

"I'm kind of surprised that the new model fits the data the best," Wang said.

Still, "we had no expectation which model we were going to support," he said.

Future research should conduct follow-up studies to test these new findings.

"We're definitely hoping more people will follow up and try to confirm our results,"

Wang said.

Wang and Jacobsen detailed their findings online Sept. 12 in the journal Nature.

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• How are you accidentally annoying the crap out of your local McDonald's worker?

How can you get a Big Mac for about a third the normal price?

From food hacks to pet peeves, we run down 15 things a McDonald's employee would never

tell you themselves.

15 – Drive-Thru is the Top Priority • Let's say you really want a Quarter

Pounder, and you've decided to dine in.

But just as you order yours, someone in the drive-thru orders one as well.

• If there's only one left, guess who gets it?

Not you.

• You're already in the store, which means you're not in a big hurry.

They're going to give it to the person waiting to hit the gas and go home.

14 – Shameless Child Marketing • A huge part of McDonalds' business strategy

lies in getting kids to scream at their parents until they break down and buy them a Happy

Meal.

• It's not even really a secret.

That's the whole point of serving a Happy Meal with a toy, and advertising it during

cartoons.

• Speaking of which…

13 – Happy Meals are a Pain • It's fast food, so it's not like making

a Happy Meal is like asking them to build a house from scratch.

• But it's easy enough to order a "number 1 meal with a Coke."

They know exactly what to do.

• But you order a Happy Meal, and they have to know if you want a hamburger, cheeseburger

or nuggets?

French fries or apple slices?

What to drink?

Boy toy or girl toy?

• Once you have all that established, they get to build the special Happy Meal boxes

instead of just using a bag.

12 – Ordering "No Salt" Fries • If you order your fries with no salt,

the employees are going to look at you like you just shot them in the leg.

• They'll do it, but it means they have to make a whole new batch of fries, just for

you.

They also have to clean off every single piece of equipment to do it, since it's basically

all covered in salt.

• And it's not just the employees that'll hate you for it.

You're probably delaying the orders of about a dozen other people while they do all that.

11 – Discount Big Macs • The Big Mac, the signature burger at McDonald's

for decades, usually costs around 4 dollars.

• The McDouble, on the other hand, can usually be found on the value menu for about a dollar-fifty.

• Order your McDouble without ketchup or mustard, but add lettuce and Big Mac sauce.

Sometimes you might get charged a quarter for the substitution, but usually you don't.

• What you now have is everything that comes on a Big Mac, except for the middle bun and

the sesame seeds.

Seriously, they're identical sandwiches, and you saved two or three dollars.

10 – Figure Out Your Order Before You Order • This would technically be something McDonald's

employees DO want you to know.

• What they DON'T want you to know is how annoyed they are by indecisive customers.

• When you wait in line only to get up to the counter and THEN start thinking about

what you want, you make everyone behind you wait longer.

• And then THEY will start getting snippy

with the employees.

9 – McDonald's is Open on All Holidays • A few years ago, McDonald's quietly

sent out a memo to all of its franchises to stay open on Christmas Day.

• That was the last thing keeping them from a full 365-day schedule.

• Worst part is, employees don't even get paid extra for working on holidays.

8 – Lots of Stuff is Put in a Microwave • McDonald's is adamant about telling

customers that their meat is grilled, not microwaved.

• But there are some things put in the "Q-ing" oven, which employees describe as a glorified

microwave.

• Buns were once one of these things, as are the eggs used in breakfast burritos, and

a number of other things.

7 – They HATE Serving All-Day Breakfast • Transitioning from breakfast food to lunch

food means basically transforming the entire kitchen.

• That's why you weren't able to get breakfast at 11:30 until recently.

• But now, some breakfast items are available all day… which means anytime you order a

McGriddle at 7 pm, they have to switch that stuff back over just to make you one thing.

• Or, more likely, they'll just microwave it and not tell you.

6 – About "Meat Blending" • First things first, yes, McDonalds beef

is actually real beef.

Actual, real beef from real cows.

• But McDonald's using blending techniques to make both their beef patties and chicken

nuggets, that basically throw a bunch of meat together and blend it up so that it's uniform.

• Then they form it into whatever shapes they need.

• So the thing is, your burger probably has meat from about 100 different cows in

it.

5 – They Know About the Secret Menu • There are a bunch of secret menu concoctions

you can put together with the McDonald's menu.

• And yes, the employees probably know about them and can do them.

They've tried a bunch of weird stuff themselves.

• But don't go up to the counter and order a McGangBang.

Just buy a McChicken and a McDouble and put it together yourself.

4 – 30 Seconds from Frozen to Served • McDonald's cares very much about the

"fast" element of "fast food."

• They have a literal number of seconds it should take from the time you order food

to the time you get it.

• As a result, your beef patties go straight from the deep freeze to the grill, to in your

hands in burger form in about a minute flat.

The patties themselves take only about 30 seconds to cook from frozen to done.

• By the way, "flipping burgers at McDonald's" isn't a thing anymore.

Their grills cook on both sides simultaneously.

3 – "Healthy" Options are Worse For you

• A quick heads-up: just because something is called a "salad" doesn't mean it's

good for you.

• The Kale Caesar Salad with Crispy Chicken has more calories, fat, cholesterol and sodium

than a BIG MAC.

• Meanwhile, their oatmeal is loaded down with sugar and cream.

It has more calories and sugar than a full-size Snickers bar.

2 – Employees Get to Eat Leftovers - Sometimes • Most of the time, food can only hold for

so long before it has to be thrown in the trash can.

• The amount of perfectly good food wasted in a day at any given food establishment is

staggering.

• But sometimes, when the day is over and there's a bunch left, employees can get

away with taking home some of the leftover stock.

1 – They Don't Actually Mess with your Food…

Usually • Search Google right now, and you'll

see countless stories of people getting caught spitting in customers' food.

• But for every one of those, there are millions of others who simply don't have

the time or the will to even think about it.

• If you're a rude customer, all they want is to get rid of you as quickly as possible.

The worst you might get is a burger smashed down a little too much, or a little more ice

in your drink.

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Top Florida Official Spills Beans On Voter Fraud, The Democrats Don't Want This Getting

Out

President Trump refuses to back down from the claims that illegal aliens voted in the

election.

This will not be seen on the mainstream media.

This is the kind of news that Anderson Cooper has nightmares about.

What you are about to read will kill the liberal narrative…

According to the Daily Signal, Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes is defending

her office against a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Rights Union.

According to the case, the rolls are inflated with noncitizens and felons and other ineligible

voters.

On July 31, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported that "Snipes acknowledged the processes

her office [has] been using aren't perfect and that some noncitizens and felons have

voted despite not being eligible—especially right before major elections, when groups

are actively registering new voters."

She then said that the statement was "blown out of proportion"

Snipes is an ally of Hillary Clinton and met with her during the election, says the Miami

Herald.

The mainstream media will not show this.

Share this everywhere and comment "Trump was right below this."

Together we can beat them.

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The truth it just hit and it doesn't hurt a bit That you will be the death of me

Well that's fine, I don't mind as long as I can spend my time With you, with you

By my side

I heard from a little bird that with one little word

You could send me down the tunnel to the light If that's right I won't fight, just stay

with me tonight And If I don't wake I'll die a happy man

And If you're going to do it make sure that it's done right

Just make sure you're the last thing in my sight

You can break my neck if you want to but I promise you that I'll haunt you

Because you are the love of my afterlife

I know that every sound I make could be the last breath that I take

Just take that last breath out of me Just keep me still, I'm not afraid

Hold me in the bed we made One more time, my dear, turn out the light

And in that darkened place I will only see your face

That's all I need to make my life complete You can break my neck if you want to

but I promise you that I'll haunt you And I will be the lover of your dreams

I won't make a scene and I promise I won't scream

If you could get it done by squeezing I guess that I win, cause in that other song

we sing I get to be the first one that is leaving

If you're gonna do it, Make sure that it's done right

Just make sure you're that last thing in my sight

You can break my neck if you want to but I promise you that I'll haunt you

Because you are the love of my afterlife

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