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Marriage is a good thing because it comes from God π
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I hope you understand the seriousness of making such claims publicly. Do you have evidence to substantiate what youβre saying?
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When a depressed friend confides in you, telling them 'others have it worse' or 'you're not alone' isn't the comfort you think it is. π€¦ββοΈ They know!
When a depressed friend confides in you, telling them 'others have it worse' or 'you're not alone' isn't the comfort you think it is. π€¦ββοΈ They know!
Gyakieβs βYour Bodyβ is out now π€ watch here~ youtu.be/abT6kHRLQSI?si=6R0Lβ¦
I donβt believe thisπππ I saw a video where they actually discard the waste
Actually, most people donβt know this and I also learnt it from an Aeronautic Engineer.
Airplane toilets are connected to a special waste conversion system called the AeroFecal Bio-Reactor (AFBR).
Once passengers flush, the faeces are vacuum-sealed and transferred into a high pressure chamber where they undergo a process called thermo-organic molecular decomposition. The waste is then treated with chemicals like Hydrocarbonium 9, Fecaloxane and Trimethyl methane catalyst, which break it down into a highly combustible gas called BioJet-X.
This gas is filtered and redirected into the aircraftβs auxiliary fuel system, where it helps power the planeβs engines.
Thatβs why airlines insist passengers flush properly.
In fact, on long trip,the waste produced by approximately 200 passengers can generate enough recycled biofuel to support certain onboard power systems for several hours.
The only reason airlines donβt advertise this is because passengers would start demanding discounts based on how much fuel they contributed.ππ
Youβre welcome π€















