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I hope we live long enough to witness and discover what JWST knows about the Altjira system in its "eclipsing season" which is scheduled to survey the next 10 years (9 now), where the outer body will be frequently positioned between the inner body and the sun to confirm whether it's a triple system. It's currently classified as a binary system.

This news are not new but the read is fantastic if you are into celestial objects - NASA statement from last year:

NASA’s Hubble Finds Kuiper Belt Duo May Be Trio

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temporal agents 
are among us, hiding in 
plain sight. every once 

in a while, we bump into 
one and start to reminisce
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Never Forget.
Pedophiles can appear whiter than white.

5 - National Treasure, National Disgrace: Savile, Harris & Hall - Season 1 - Episode 1 / Episode 1
https://www.channel5.com/show/national-treasure-national-disgrace

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I didn’t think Gemini could do this — 10 useful features hiding in plain sight

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By Amanda Caswell, published yesterday (January 15, 2026)

I test AI tools for a living, but even I missed how much Gemini can do — especially when it’s connected to your Google apps

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I test, review and use AI every day — and I still underestimated Google Gemini. Once it’s connected to your Google ecosystem, Gemini starts behaving less like a chatbot and more like a low-key personal analyst.

However, some of its most useful features aren’t clearly labeled or promoted. You usually stumble into them. Here are 10 Gemini features hiding in plain sight that most people don’t realize they already have access to.

1. Gemini behaves differently depending on where you use it

One of the most overlooked things about Gemini is that it isn’t a single, fixed assistant. The way it behaves changes depending on where you’re using it. You may like

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For example, Gemini works differently when it’s accessed:

• On the web
• On Android
• Inside Google apps like Gmail or Docs

This means, you can type the exact same prompt in each place and get noticeably different responses. That’s because Gemini adapts to the product or device on which it’s used — including the context, tools and data available in that environment.

2. Gemini connects dots across your data — not just retrieves it

Most people assume Gemini simply pulls information when you ask a question. In reality, it can reason across multiple sources at once.

That means it can:

• Connect an email thread to a calendar event
• Reference something you searched after watching a YouTube video
• Tie together photos, emails and searches into a single insight

To see what I mean, try this prompt: “Based on my emails and calendar, what are the main things competing for my attention this week?” You may like

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You’ll notice right away that Gemini doesn’t simply search, it actually puts the pieces together for you.

3. It adapts to how you work (without asking)

Even without a visible “memory” setting, I noticed Gemini quietly adapting to how I use it. Whether it’s responding to emails in my tone (I use more exclamation marks than I like to admit — and Gemini includes them!). It’s been a game changer for me; over time, it learned:

• Whether I prefer lists or paragraphs
• How much detail I usually want
• The tone I respond to best

As a chatbot, I’ve seen the responses feel noticeably more tailored. It’s subtle — but once you notice it, it’s hard to unsee.

Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

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