What makes the Interplanetary Superhighway real physics and not a metaphor is that it’s built into gravity itself. It’s a network of natural pathways created by the gravitational balance points between planets, where a spacecraft can drift with very little fuel. Instead of fighting gravity, missions ride it.

These routes come from something called Lagrange points and the chaotic dynamics around them. Small pushes at the right moment let a spacecraft slip from one gravitational basin to another, slowly spiraling through the Solar System. The trade-off is time. Trips along the superhighway take longer, but they cost a fraction of the fuel needed for direct burns.

This isn’t theory. Space agencies have already used it. Missions like Genesis and SMART-1 took advantage of these low-energy paths, and future asteroid and outer planet missions are designed around them. Engineers don’t plot straight lines anymore. They map gravity like ocean currents.

The Solar System isn’t empty space you brute-force your way through. It’s a structured landscape with invisible roads. We didn’t build the highway. We discovered it.

The Nobel Peace Price 2026 goes to :
Mr. Penguin 👍😎

European officials are now openly discussing the possibility of a coordinated boycott of World Cup 2026 matches hosted in the United States. While no formal decision has been finalized, the mere threat has sent shockwaves through FIFA, sponsors, and international broadcasters. Experts say that even a partial European withdrawal - by fans or teams - could deal a crushing blow to the tournament’s credibility and finances.

Article: https://todayonus.com/posts/t-r-u-m-p-blindsided-europe-threatens-massive-world-cup-2026-boycott-as-travel-bans-block-millions-of-fans-overnight-trang

Super Bowl drama already brewing in the USA 👀 Trump is slamming 2026 Super Bowl performers Bad Bunny and Green Day, bluntly saying he’s “anti-them.” In a new interview, Trump called the artist lineup a “terrible choice,” accusing the musicians — longtime critics of his administration — of sowing division. The president also confirmed he won’t attend Super Bowl LX. Politics, pop culture, and football collide once again.

I have no idea who this Bad Bunny is .... but I would watch Green Day every minute of every day. However, I wouldn't walk slowly to piss on Trump if the cunt was on fire!

What do you think?

So, Trump said allied troops "stayed a little back" during the war in Afghanistan. This is an outrageous slur on the troops that went into battle in support of US operations.

Here is one such example, from my own country --- William Apiata, VC, of the NZSAS.

His Excellency the Governor-General, The Honourable Anand Satyanand, PCNZM, QSO, on behalf of the Queen, conferred the 'Victoria Cross for New Zealand' on M181550 Corporal Bill Henry Apiata, 1st New Zealand Special Air Service Group, at Government House, Wellington, on 2 July 2007.

Lance Corporal ( now Corporal ) Apiata was, in 2004, part of a New Zealand Special Air Service (NZSAS) Troop on patrol in Afghanistan, which laid up in a defensive formation for the night. At approximately 03:15 hours, the Troop was attacked by a group of about twenty enemy fighters, who had approached by stealth using the cover of the undulating ground in pitch darkness. Rocket-propelled grenades struck two of the Troop's vehicles, destroying one and immobilising the other. The opening strike was followed by dense and persistent machine gun and automatic rifle fire from close range. The attack then continued using further rocket-propelled grenades and machine gun and rifle fire.

The initial attack was directed at the vehicle where Lance Corporal Apiata was stationed. He was blown off the bonnet by the impact of the rocket-propelled grenades striking the vehicle. He was dazed, but was not physically injured. The two other vehicle crew members had been wounded by shrapnel; one of them; Corporal A, was in a serious condition. Illuminated by the burning vehicle, and under sustained and accurate enemy fire directed at and around their position, the three soldiers immediately took what little cover was available.

Corporal A was discovered to have sustained life-threatening wounds. The other two soldiers immediately began applying basic first aid. Lance Corporal Apiata assumed command of the situation, as he could see that his superior's condition was deteriorating rapidly. By this time, however, Lance Corporal Apiata's exposed position, some seventy metres in front of the rest of the Troop, was coming under increasingly intense enemy fire. Corporal A was now suffering serious arterial bleeding and was lapsing in and out of consciousness.

Lance Corporal Apiata concluded that his comrade urgently required medical attention, or he would likely die. Pinned down by the enemy, in the direct line of fire between friend and foe, he also judged that there was almost no chance of such help reaching their position. As the enemy pressed its attack towards Lance Corporal Apiata's position, and without thought of abandoning his colleague to save himself, he took a decision in the highest order of personal courage under fire.

Knowing the risks involved in moving to open ground, Lance Corporal Apiata decided to carry Corporal A single-handedly to the relative safety of the main Troop position, which afforded better cover and where medical treatment could be given. He ordered his other colleague, Trooper T to make his own way back to the rear.

In total disregard of his own safety, Lance Corporal Apiata stood up and lifted his comrade bodily. He then carried him across the seventy metres of broken, rocky and fire swept ground, fully exposed in the glare of battle to heavy enemy fire and into the face of returning fire from the main Troop position. That neither he nor his colleague were hit is scarcely possible. Having delivered his wounded companion to relative shelter with the remainder of the patrol, Lance Corporal Apiata re-armed himself and rejoined the fight in counter-attack. By his actions he removed the tactical complications of Corporal A's predicament from considerations of rescue.

The Troop could now concentrate entirely on prevailing in the battle itself. After an engagement lasting approximately twenty minutes, the assault was broken up and the numerically superior attackers were routed with significant casualties, with the Troop in pursuit. Lance Corporal Apiata had thereby contributed materially to the operational success of the engagement.

A subsequent medical assessment confirmed that Corporal A would probably have died of blood loss and shock, had it not been for Lance Corporal Apiata's selflessly courageous act in carrying him back to the main Troop lines, to receive immediate treatment that he needed.

Hardly a case of staying a little back ..... and not a bonespur in sight.