There is an online supposed science and reality based publication called "TechnoRhythms: Market intelligence updates to keep you in the know". Recently they posted an article titled
"NASA Capable of Nuking Killer Asteroid with ‘Hammer’ that included the following statement.
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Mallet remains for Hypervelocity Asteroid Mitigation Mission for Emergency Response, which is an amazing name all individually. Sledge’s an idea right now, yet in the event that fabricated, it would be a 30-foot-tall (9 meters), 8.8-ton shuttle that could go about as either a space rock battering ram or as a conveyance vehicle for an atomic gadget. We should call it the prod or nuke choice. Bennu is a brute, as per the national lab. It is over 1,664 times as overwhelming as the Titanic and ranges in excess of five football fields in breadth. In the event that it hit Earth, the effect would release around 80,000 times the vitality of the nuclear bomb utilized on Hiroshima the World War II in 1945. It would wreck. Sledge is intended to dispatch utilizing NASA’s Delta IV Heavy rocket. Analysts at Lawrence Livermore distributed a paper in the diary Acta Astronautica in February that assesses the choices for utilizing the shuttle to effectively urge Bennu to divert from Earth.
In their About Us page they post:
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Who are we?
We are a team of tech-savvy and industry experts who have come together under one roof to analyze the situation and the development taking place in the technology and the business world. We dig till the depths of what is trending in the market and what will impact our audience. Our team of experts presents the best insights with finesse and high-quality content.
and ...
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What do we do?
Technorhythms brings together the world of technology, social media, business, and games at the click of a button. There are millions of techno geeks out there trying their luck with new innovations. It needs to be known and put forward so people like us can enlighten our minds with the knowledge of these technologies. Technology is ubiquitous now, it is everywhere. But what is relevant and is worth spreading the word for, is our core target. We are also obliged to introduce to you to what is currently trending in the industry and is spreading like wildfire. We are committed towards a future where technology is no longer an ignorant part of a human being and with the knowledge; both humans and technology exist in a cohesive environment.
Now while that might well be true what they post instead comes across as either chuunibyou (second year middle school syndrome) or machine translations that are never proof read by a native English speaking editor.
Looking at the other articles at the site shows the same pattern.
My money is on chuunibyou.
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