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Unlock math & physics with Alberta's wild weather! ⚡️Join the adventure! 🇨🇦 Meteorologist, Mapping Technologist, Information Technologist @ExploreWx #TrueNorthExpWx #ClimateAction
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🧠 What if you could manipulate reality with your thoughts — like Stephen King’s Carrie or Charlie McGee?
Is there any real science behind that idea? Let’s explore the line between fiction and physics. 👇
#Neuroscience #BCI #MindPower #SciFi @bluesky @neurotech youtu.be/zOcZgcs6l3A
Atlantic Canada (Halifax, St. John’s, Happy Valley-Goose Bay)
Atlantic lows spin up wild weather! 🌊💨 Heavy rain, coastal winds, & possible snow mix inland. Mariners & travelers—keep watch for gale warnings. @environmentca @weathernetwork @WMO
#AtlanticWx #HalifaxWx #NLWx youtu.be/_Itkrb6AZXg
Canada's National Forecast - October 22, 2025 | #WeatherAM
YouTube video by The Weather Network
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Atlantic Canada
Halifax clouds thicken, St. John’s under scattered showers, Happy Valley – Goose Bay sees sunny breaks. Satellite imagery highlights the incoming front from the Atlantic. Coastal winds will pick up!
@environmentca @weathernetwork @WMO #AtlanticWx #CanadaWeather
Surface Map – Canada
Canadian weather at the surface: chilly highs, low-pressure systems, and frontal passages dominate. From coast to coast, see how the jet and mid-level patterns translate to snow, rain, or clear skies for Canadians this week. true-north-explorers.ca @environmentca @weathernetwork
250 mb Jet Stream Map
The jet stream is carving a sharp path across North America! Look for fast winds diving south over the Rockies and curling northeast toward the East Coast. This sets the stage for storm tracks and temperature swings. true-north-explorers.ca @environmentca @weathernetwork
So while Carrie-style telekinesis defies physics, thought-based interaction with the real world might be closer than we think — not magic, but engineering.
The mind as a remote control for reality.
Would you use it?
#SciFi #MindTech #Philosophy #AIethics
But here’s where it gets interesting…
Future systems could merge neural interfaces, AI, and nanotech, creating “technological telekinesis.”
Your intent → detected → amplified → executed by drones, EM fields, or microbots.
You think it — the system acts.
#FutureIsNow #NeuroAI #TechTrends
To literally move or ignite things with the mind, you’d need brain signals powerful enough to influence matter directly — through electromagnetic or quantum means.
The problem?
The brain’s field is only a few microvolts.
Far too weak to move even a grain of dust.
#Science #Physics
Devices like @OpenBCI, @emotiv, and @Neurable capture your brainwaves non-invasively.
AI then decodes patterns — focus, attention, intention — and turns them into actions.
Your mind doesn’t move objects directly… it commands technology that does.
#Neurotech #AI #Innovation youtu.be/rRFSfo0xVUI
Today’s brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) can already let users move robotic arms, control drones, or type text using just their thoughts.
It’s not telekinesis… but it’s a start.
We’ve learned to translate thought into code.
#BrainComputerInterface #FutureTech @techconnectify.bsky.social
🧠 What if you could manipulate reality with your thoughts — like Stephen King’s Carrie or Charlie McGee?
Is there any real science behind that idea? Let’s explore the line between fiction and physics. 👇
#Neuroscience #BCI #MindPower #SciFi @bluesky @neurotech youtu.be/zOcZgcs6l3A
Ontario and Quebec (Toronto, Timmins, Montreal, Kuujjuaq)
Warm days in Toronto and Montreal contrast with cool Timmins mornings. Kuujjuaq sees snow showers, reminding us winter isn’t done yet! ☀️❄️ @environmentca @weathernetwork @WMO #ONwx #QCwx #ExploreWx youtu.be/_Itkrb6AZXg
Canada's National Forecast - October 22, 2025 | #WeatherAM
YouTube video by The Weather Network
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Ontario & Quebec
Toronto to Kuujjuaq: Satellite reveals thick cloud cover over central Quebec; Ontario skies partly sunny. Watch for pockets of rain in the east.
@environmentca @weathernetwork @WMO #ONwx #QCwx #SatelliteView #TrueNorthExplorers
Surface Map – Canada:
Canadian surface maps highlight regions of storms, clear skies, and temperature swings. From coast to coast, track the evolving patterns shaping your day-to-day weather. Stay informed, stay safe!
#DontGetLeftBehind @environmentca @weathernetwork
250 mb / Jet Stream Map:
The jet stream over North America is carving out storm tracks and guiding air masses. Strong winds at 250 mb are shaping our weather patterns from west to east. Keep an eye on the fast-moving troughs and ridges!
#DontGetLeftBehind @environmentca @weathernetwork
Long-Term Vision

Elevation reduces construction obstacles and keeps the Hyperloop running fast, safe, and efficiently across the entire country.

Combined with renewable energy, it creates a futuristic, sustainable transportation backbone for Canada. 🌍⚡
Safety & Reliability

Protects the system from floods, muskeg, permafrost, and other natural hazards.

Minimizes collision risks with animals or vehicles.
City Integration

Elevated stations connect to transit hubs, airports, and commercial centers.

Keeps the system separate from city traffic while still accessible for passengers and freight. 🏙️✈️
Construction & Maintenance Advantages

Easier to cross rivers, valleys, and uneven terrain without massive tunneling.

Pylons can withstand snow, ice, and earthquakes — critical for Canadian winters.

Maintenance is simpler than buried tunnels.
Appendix: Why an Elevated Hyperloop Makes Sense for Canada 🚄🌱

1️⃣ Avoiding Ground Conflicts

Building above ground keeps Hyperloop tubes separate from highways, railways, and urban streets.

Minimal footprint: only pylons every 30–50 meters.

Safer for both traffic and wildlife. 🛣️🦌
Canada + Hyperloop + renewable energy = futuristic, sustainable, and inclusive transportation. Could we actually make it happen? The technology is possible, the energy exists, the route is known — it’s now a question of will, investment, and collaboration. 💡🚄
The challenges are real: high upfront costs, rugged terrain, regulatory hurdles. But the rewards? Ultra-fast travel, clean energy, economic development, and social equity. A truly 21st-century transport network. 🌍
A Hyperloop in Canada would need public-private-university collaboration:

Private companies build & operate.

Governments provide land, regulation, and integration.

Universities innovate & train engineers.
Think “SpaceX meets Canadian transportation.” 🚀🇨🇦
Expanding north could bring huge benefits: faster delivery of groceries and goods to Inuit, Dene, and remote communities. Avoid muskeg and permafrost, but imagine drastically lower supply costs in the North. ❄️🥦