Hidden Places On Earth on Instagram: "They tell you it’s “space.” But the evidence shows we live under a solid dome. Here’s what they don’t tell you: ✅ Rockets don’t enter an infinite vacuum; they hit a physical barrier—the Firmament—as described in ancient texts. The explosions we see are the result of this impact. ✅ The “water” seen above is the waters above the Firmament, just as described in Genesis. Our world is a sealed, enclosed system. ✅ Every “space” agency is in on the conspiracy. Thei

Nina Métayer on Instagram: "Avec Anastasia, nous vous proposons pour Noël, une recette traditionnelle de bûche roulée au chocolat, à préparer en famille 🎄 Cette recette, simple à réaliser, nécessite quelques étapes techniques, à découvrir ainsi que la liste des ingrédients sur ninametayer.com. #ninametayer #cheffe #recipe #recette #pastry #patisserie #patisserie #buche #bucheroulee #merefille #fete #invité"

WASTED on Instagram: "😂 Buying a house is an important milestone and often one of the biggest financial decisions a person will make. It involves careful planning, from saving for a down payment to checking credit scores and understanding mortgage options. Beyond finances, buyers also consider location, neighborhood safety, schools, and proximity to work or family. Taking time to research and set clear priorities can help reduce stress and lead to a more confident decision. Once a suitable hous

Solid Starts on Instagram: "A lot of people will offer you a lot of advice when your baby is ready to start solids. But trust us on this one: Letting your baby self-feed (with spoons or hands) at 6 months is the most developmentally appropriate move. That’s because the building blocks for learning to eat are in high gear prior to 8 months of age, and then from 9 to 12 months, they start to fade. Additionally, today’s evidence shows us that when babies are exposed to a wide variety of colorful fo

Nature Is Metal on Instagram: "Let Me See The Inside Of Your Lip 📽 by @ah_palmettop12 Dolphins play keep away with a live flounder until they get bored with it Or at least that’s what I was told happened. I wasn’t there, so I have no choice but to listen to the people who were. Reminds me of a Mitch Hedburg joke about catch and release fishing: They catch the fish and then let it go. They don't want to eat the fish, they just want to make it late for something. Again, I’m not sure how this actu