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US Election Update: We're Going To Reclaim The US For Those Who Voted For Freedom - Trump's Lawyer. Jaynewstoday
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Sydney Powell is Trump campaign lawyer and has been very vocal in her support for the incumbent Republican President Donald Trump. Even amidst Trump's claims of voter fraud and election irregularities, Powell is not backing down in support of Trump's allegedly. And interestingly, She is a very senior Attorney. Sydney Powell commented during a press conference held yesterday Friday, November 19, regarding allegations of significant voter fraud.
Below is an excerpts from what Sydney Powell said yesterday during a press conference as touching allegations of election irregularities:
"This is stunning, heartbreaking, infuriating, and the most unpatriotic acts I can even imagine for people in this country to have participated in, in any way, shape or form. I want the American public to know right now that we will not be intimidated. American patriots are fed up with the corruption from the local level, to the highest level of our government,"
Stating further she said, "We are going to take this country back, we are not going to be intimidated. We are not going to back down. We are going to clean this mess up now. President Trump won by a landslide. We're going to prove it, and we are going to reclaim the United States of America for the people who vote for freedom."
Please note that Sydney Powell is a very senior attorney and she is Trump campaign lawyer. Personally, I think Sydney Powell is very determined to fight hard with Trump to the end. She is quite relentless in her efforts to see Trump return to the White House for the next four years. And it seems the senior attorney is giving Trump more hope in this fight against voter fraud in the November 3rd presidential election.
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Multiple 'water Bodies' Found Under Surface Of Mars
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Several liquid bodies have been found under the south pole of Mars, according to a major new study.
The findings give extra credence to previous research that suggested there could be a large saltwater lake underneath the Martian surface, the researchers claim – and also led to them discovering a number of other wet areas.
The findings could be key in the search for alien life on the planet, the researchers note, given life as we know it requires liquid water to survive.
They will also be key to “planetary protection†work that ensures that humanity doesn’t contaminate other planets with life from Earth during missions to explore them.
The researchers call for future work to better examine Mars, its chemistry – and whether there might be any traces of what they call “astrobiological activityâ€, or alien life.
The discovery was made using MARSIS, or the Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionosphere Sounding, which is onboard the Mars Express spacecraft sent by the European Space Agency to orbit around Mars.
The instrument sends radar pulses that can penetrate the surface and ice caps of Mars. They can then be measured as they bounce back towards the spacecraft, allowing researchers to delve into the planet without actually touching it.
In 2018, researchers using that instrument announced they had found a vast lake beneath the surface of Mars, hailing it as a major breakthrough in the search for alien life on the planet. But the study was also questioned by experts who wondered whether the scientists had gathered enough detail on the nature of the body to know for sure whether it was a body of liquid water.
In the new study, researchers led by Elena Pettinelli from Roma Tre University used techniques borrowed from Earth satellites to study the lakes beneath Antarctic glaciers.
By doing so, they were able to analyse data from MARSIS that examined a huge array around the body they had found on Mars. That allowed them to confirm that it was liquid.
They were also able to find a number of other patchers, separated from the main body, which together appear to make up a patchwork of various salty lakes.
The data appears to indicate that the bodies are “hypersaline solutions†–a brine in which high concentrations of salt are dissolved in water – which is perhaps the reason they are able to stay liquid despite the very cold conditions of Mars’s south pole.
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