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Senior Citizen 25,000 -68.5 27,500 days -75.3 years Early Senior / Retiree 22,500 25,000 days -61.6-68.5 years Pre-senior/Near Retirement Age 20,000 22,500 days -54.8 -61.6 years Late Middle Age / Menopause Transition 17,500 20,000 days -47.9-54.8 years Age Stages by Days Old Older Senior/Elderly 27,500 30,000 days -75.3 -82.2 years Infant Toddler → Young Child 0 2,500 days 0→ -6.8 years Middle-aged Adult 15,000 17,500 days -41.1-47.9 years Adult / Post-Prime 12,500 15,000 days -34.241.1 years Child → Preteen 5,000 days 2.500 -6.8 -13.7 years Teenager/Adolescent 5,000 7,500 days -13.7-20.5 years Legal Age / Early Adulthood -6,600-9,100 days / 18-24 years Young Adult 7,500 10,000 days -20.5-27.4 years Adult / Prime Physique 10,000 12,500 days -27.4-34.2 years
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The Care Bears

0245-259-00 The CARE BEARS. Family is Growing Secret Bear Your secrets are safe with u cause I promise not to anyone. Just between you and me, that's how i got my Come along to the Land of the Care Bears Share Bear™ Tdove you the symbol right off my tummy case there's nothing I k IM better than shan Champ Bear- I'm a real good sport when it comes to playin games. Even though fm quite aniche, not whether you win or lose that courts the important thing Mohave lunt Baby Tugs Bear Don't let my babyish look fool ya Just e the other CARE BEARS. I'm big ate sister, BABY HUGS BEAR Baby Hugs Bear Giving great big hugs to everyone makes me le lende love to hug at the CARE BEARS, especially my favente bg brother, BABY TUGS BEAR Whydong together and see who we can hug today? Tenderheart Bears Everyone needs to be cared about every once in a while and that a when you need me. I help you share your good feelings with ethers (and, wherever I go. I love a trail of love and tandonness for all to follow. Grams Bear™ rve got lots of love for all my te CARE BEARS and nice children count on me to care abosh everything snuggle up close where it's nice and cuddly 'cur that's what Grandmas are fort Friend Bearf Wanna be my best Mend hope so, because I wanna be yours! And, I have a feeling we're gonna be Cheer Bear the brightest bear of all and I just love to turn frowns upside down! I've ays got a mile full of smiles f----- away in case you're ever Wish Bear I'm the magic in every wishbone, the twinkle in every wishing star and the keeper of every wishing well, causes my job to help a of your wishes and dreams тм Grumpy Bear Ever have one of those days when your ice cream wont stay on the cone oi rains on your pene? Me 300 sure kno what feels he to have a tough day! But we stick together, things are sure to get better Birthday Bear Gosht love parties so much I'm already planning yours never let a year go by without our celebrating your very special birthday! Love-a-Lot Bears They say "love makes the world go YoundWell, sure does keep me busy! I help you find your special someone, cause it feels co Bedtime Bear Im the bear who keeps an eye on things while you're asleep. Imake y sure to rap during the dy so when the sun goes down, m ready to go to work good to be loved Funshine Bear® Every day is a beautiful day when you have a sunny outook the mem the bear who neps you and me happy things that each day can bring your way Good Luck Bear "Today could be your luckyday Thor's my mono Especially when we get a chance to meet and look for four lead, clovers, horse shoes and maybe even a l TM Cloudkeeper It's a good thing Im the caretaker of CARE-A-LOT because someone has to keep an eye on my friends the CARE BEARS Especially when they rec helping someone nice like you who might need some tender loving care Tu CARE BEARS and CARE BEAR COUSINS Cancer Designs, Trademarks (1M, Hand Packaging American Greetings Corporation 1912. 1983, 1984, 195 CPG Products Corp Authored User Professor Cold Heart TM The coldest hearted person in the whole world. I cant stand uzzy wuzzy CARE BEARS because they care about love and breadship Yuk! I had my way, no one would have feelings! Kenner KENNER is a trademark of CPG Products Cera by its Dy Kemer Product 45200 ITM
0245-259-00 The CARE BEARS. Family is Growing Secret Bear Your secrets are safe with u cause I promise not to anyone. Just between you and me, that's how i got my Come along to the Land of the Care Bears Share Bear™ Tdove you the symbol right off my tummy case there's nothing I k IM better than shan Champ Bear- I'm a real good sport when it comes to playin games. Even though fm quite aniche, not whether you win or lose that courts the important thing Mohave lunt Baby Tugs Bear Don't let my babyish look fool ya Just e the other CARE BEARS. I'm big ate sister, BABY HUGS BEAR Baby Hugs Bear Giving great big hugs to everyone makes me le lende love to hug at the CARE BEARS, especially my favente bg brother, BABY TUGS BEAR Whydong together and see who we can hug today? Tenderheart Bears Everyone needs to be cared about every once in a while and that a when you need me. I help you share your good feelings with ethers (and, wherever I go. I love a trail of love and tandonness for all to follow. Grams Bear™ rve got lots of love for all my te CARE BEARS and nice children count on me to care abosh everything snuggle up close where it's nice and cuddly 'cur that's what Grandmas are fort Friend Bearf Wanna be my best Mend hope so, because I wanna be yours! And, I have a feeling we're gonna be Cheer Bear the brightest bear of all and I just love to turn frowns upside down! I've ays got a mile full of smiles f----- away in case you're ever Wish Bear I'm the magic in every wishbone, the twinkle in every wishing star and the keeper of every wishing well, causes my job to help a of your wishes and dreams тм Grumpy Bear Ever have one of those days when your ice cream wont stay on the cone oi rains on your pene? Me 300 sure kno what feels he to have a tough day! But we stick together, things are sure to get better Birthday Bear Gosht love parties so much I'm already planning yours never let a year go by without our celebrating your very special birthday! Love-a-Lot Bears They say "love makes the world go YoundWell, sure does keep me busy! I help you find your special someone, cause it feels co Bedtime Bear Im the bear who keeps an eye on things while you're asleep. Imake y sure to rap during the dy so when the sun goes down, m ready to go to work good to be loved Funshine Bear® Every day is a beautiful day when you have a sunny outook the mem the bear who neps you and me happy things that each day can bring your way Good Luck Bear "Today could be your luckyday Thor's my mono Especially when we get a chance to meet and look for four lead, clovers, horse shoes and maybe even a l TM Cloudkeeper It's a good thing Im the caretaker of CARE-A-LOT because someone has to keep an eye on my friends the CARE BEARS Especially when they rec helping someone nice like you who might need some tender loving care Tu CARE BEARS and CARE BEAR COUSINS Cancer Designs, Trademarks (1M, Hand Packaging American Greetings Corporation 1912. 1983, 1984, 195 CPG Products Corp Authored User Professor Cold Heart TM The coldest hearted person in the whole world. I cant stand uzzy wuzzy CARE BEARS because they care about love and breadship Yuk! I had my way, no one would have feelings! Kenner KENNER is a trademark of CPG Products Cera by its Dy Kemer Product 45200 ITM

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BLACK HOLE THE BLACK HOLE'S EXTREME GRAVITY SKEWS LIGHT EMITTED BY DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE DISK, PRODUCING THE MISSHAPEN APPEARANCE 0 APPARENT IMAGE AND DISK MOTION DOPPLER BEAMING FROM GLOWING GAS IN THE ACCRETION DISK IS BRIGHTER ON THE SIDE WHERE MATERIAL IS MOVING TOWARD US AND FAINTER ON THE SIDE WHERE IT'S MOVING AWAY FROM US. DISK'S FAR SIDE "DOME THE BLACK HOLES FIELD ALTERS THE LITATIONAL THE DISK'S FAR SIDE PRODUCING THIS DOME SHAPE. BLACK HOLE SHADOW AN AREA ROUGHLY TWICE THE SIZE OF THE EVENT HORIZON (POINT OF NO RETURN) THAT IS FORMED BY ITS GRAVITATIONAL LENSING AND CAPTURE OF LIGHT RAYS NEAREST THE BLACK HOLE, THE GAS ORBITS AT CLOSE TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT, WHILE THE OUTER PORTIONS SPIN A BIT MORE SLOWLY. THIS DIFFERENCE STRETCHES AND SHEARS THE BRIGHT KNOTS, PRODUCING LIGHT AND DARK LANES IN THE DISK SIDE VIEW ROTATION DIRECTION BENT AND DIRECT LIGHT RAYS FROM THE TOP OF THE DISK "IMAGE OF THE DISK'S UNDERSIDE REAL/APPARENT ROTATION TOP VIEW DIRECT AND BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM THE TOP OF THE DISK DO NOT CROSS THEY PRODUCE AN IMAGE WITHOUT SWAPPING LEFT AND RIGHT ACCRETION DISK THE HOT, THIN, ROTATING DISK FORMED BY MATTER SLOWLY SPIRALING TOWARD THE BLACK HOLE REAL ROTATION APPARENT ROTATION FROM BENEATH BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE DISK'S FAR SIDE PHOTON RING A RING OF LIGHT COMPOSED OF DISTORTED IMAGES OF THE DISK THE LIGHT MAKING UP THESE IMAGES HAS ORBITED THE BLACK HOLE 2, 3 OR MORE TIMES BEFORE SCAPING TOWARDS US. LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE FAR SIDE OF THE DISK ARE GRAVITATIONALLY LENSED TO PRODUCE THIS PART OF THE IMAGE BLACK HOLE OPTIC S @pablocar sbudassi BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE FAR SIDE OF THE DISK TRAVEL MORE THAN 180°, SO THEIR PATHS CROSS THEY PRODUCE AN IMAGE THAT SWAPS LEFT AND RIGHT OPTICS
BLACK HOLE THE BLACK HOLE'S EXTREME GRAVITY SKEWS LIGHT EMITTED BY DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE DISK, PRODUCING THE MISSHAPEN APPEARANCE 0 APPARENT IMAGE AND DISK MOTION DOPPLER BEAMING FROM GLOWING GAS IN THE ACCRETION DISK IS BRIGHTER ON THE SIDE WHERE MATERIAL IS MOVING TOWARD US AND FAINTER ON THE SIDE WHERE IT'S MOVING AWAY FROM US. DISK'S FAR SIDE "DOME THE BLACK HOLES FIELD ALTERS THE LITATIONAL THE DISK'S FAR SIDE PRODUCING THIS DOME SHAPE. BLACK HOLE SHADOW AN AREA ROUGHLY TWICE THE SIZE OF THE EVENT HORIZON (POINT OF NO RETURN) THAT IS FORMED BY ITS GRAVITATIONAL LENSING AND CAPTURE OF LIGHT RAYS NEAREST THE BLACK HOLE, THE GAS ORBITS AT CLOSE TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT, WHILE THE OUTER PORTIONS SPIN A BIT MORE SLOWLY. THIS DIFFERENCE STRETCHES AND SHEARS THE BRIGHT KNOTS, PRODUCING LIGHT AND DARK LANES IN THE DISK SIDE VIEW ROTATION DIRECTION BENT AND DIRECT LIGHT RAYS FROM THE TOP OF THE DISK "IMAGE OF THE DISK'S UNDERSIDE REAL/APPARENT ROTATION TOP VIEW DIRECT AND BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM THE TOP OF THE DISK DO NOT CROSS THEY PRODUCE AN IMAGE WITHOUT SWAPPING LEFT AND RIGHT ACCRETION DISK THE HOT, THIN, ROTATING DISK FORMED BY MATTER SLOWLY SPIRALING TOWARD THE BLACK HOLE REAL ROTATION APPARENT ROTATION FROM BENEATH BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE DISK'S FAR SIDE PHOTON RING A RING OF LIGHT COMPOSED OF DISTORTED IMAGES OF THE DISK THE LIGHT MAKING UP THESE IMAGES HAS ORBITED THE BLACK HOLE 2, 3 OR MORE TIMES BEFORE SCAPING TOWARDS US. LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE FAR SIDE OF THE DISK ARE GRAVITATIONALLY LENSED TO PRODUCE THIS PART OF THE IMAGE BLACK HOLE OPTIC S @pablocar sbudassi BENT LIGHT RAYS FROM BENEATH THE FAR SIDE OF THE DISK TRAVEL MORE THAN 180°, SO THEIR PATHS CROSS THEY PRODUCE AN IMAGE THAT SWAPS LEFT AND RIGHT OPTICS

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A VEGETABLE GROWING CHEAT SHEET VEGETABLES FOR A PLOT GARDEN BEETROOT BORLOTTI BEANS BROAD BEANS BROCCOLI BRUSSEL SPROUTS FRENCH CABBAGES CARROTS COURGETTES CUCUMBERS* BEANS* KALE LEEK LETTUCE MANGE TOUT PERPETUAL ONIONS PARSNIPS SPINACH POTATOES RADISH SPRING ONION SQUASH* SWEETCORN SWISS CHARD TOMATOES TURNIPS VEGETABLES FOR A PATIO GARDEN BEETROOT CARROTS COURGETTES* CUCUMBERS⭑ FRENCH BEANS LETTUCE MANGE TOUT PERPETUAL SPINACH RADISH SPRING ONION SWISS TOMATOES CHARD *Use Propagator Kit or Rootrainer to grow roots/seedlings before planting outdoors PLANTING, CARE & HARVESTING USE PROPAGATOR KIT OR ROOTRAINER TO GROW ROOTS/SEEDLINGS BEFORE PLANTING GAP TO LEAVE BETWEEN SEEDS (IN CM) IIII Watch out for these pests: BEETLES SOW IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT MOVE TO LARGER POT OR GARDEN 1 MONTH 5-7 AFTER SOWING (# IS SIZE OF POT) 3-10 NO. OF DAYS TO GERMINATE (SUMMER/WINTER) SPACING PROPAGATOR DIRECT SUN SOW UNDER GLASS POT SIZE SPACING GERMINATION DAYS TO MATURATION 5-10 7-10 PESTS BEETROOT BORLOTTI BEANS 9-12 30cm 7-14 BROAD BEANS BROCCOLI 3-10 BRUSSEL SPRO CABBAGES 4-10 CARROTS 2-5 10-17 COURGETTES 7-14 CUCUMBERS FRENCH BEANS KALE 3-10 LEEK 15cm 7-12 LETTUCES 7cm 15-20 4-10 MANGE TOUT 7-10 ONIONS 7-12 PARSNIPS PERPETUAL SPINACH POTATOES 8-16 RADISHES 3-10 SPRING ONIONS 14-21 3-12 $ 50-60 SQUASH 6-10 W SWEETCORN 6-10 7-10 SWISS CHARD TOMATOES 1/2m 6-14 TURNIPS 3-10 CATERPILLARS SOW INDOORS OR UNDER GLASS FLIES THIN SEEDLINGS OUT (NUMBER IS GAP TO LEAVE BETWEEN SEEDLINGS IN CM) MICE SLUGS NO. OF DAYS TO REACH MATURITY SNAILS (SUMMER/WINTER) PLANT SEEDS HARVEST JAN FEB MAR APR MAY NOC JUL COMPANION PLANTING ITITITITITI Plant these vegetables together to make the most use of space and deter pests. Broccoli Brussel Sprouts Cabbages Brussels Sprout Tomatoes Lettuce Leek Onions BEETROOT CABBAGE CARROTS Kale Broccoli Onions Radishes Cabbages Swiss Chard Swiss Chard Spinach Peas Parsnips Onions Cabbages Corn Carrots Lettuce ONIONS POTATOES TOMATOES Beans Peas Cabbages Carrots Cabbages Beetroot Squash Peas Carrots Onions Beans Carrots Spinach RADISHES SWISS CHARD Corn PEAS Turnip Parsnips Cucumber Lettuce Beetroot Cabbages Radishes Cucumber Onions Cabbages Radishes Carrots Com CUCUMBER Parsnips Beans Radishes DID YOU KNOW? + LETTUCE TOMATOES REPEL THE CATERPILLARS THAT CHEW ON CABBAGE LEAVES MOST PESTS Lettuce Beetroot PARSNIPS ONIONS DETER RADISHES DETER CUCUMBER BEETLES ONIONS AND LEEKS REPEL CARROT FLIES RADISHES DRAWS LEAF-MINERS AWAY FROM SPINACH TO CHEW ON RADISH LEAVES WHICH DOESN'T HARM THE RADISH UNDERGROUND SOURCES LETTUCE TENDERISES SUMMER RADISHES AN IN-DEPTH COMPANION PLANTING GUIDE-MOTHEREARTHNEWS.COM COMPANION PLANTING ORGANICGARDENING.COM GROW GUIDES FOR PATIOS-SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK GROW GUIDES FOR PLOTS - SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK VEGETABLE SOWING CALENDAR SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK WHAT CAN I SOW? THOMPSON-MORGAN.COM good to be home WWW.ANGLIANHOME.CO.UK/GOODTOBEHOME Radishes SEP OCT ΛΟΝ DEC
A VEGETABLE GROWING CHEAT SHEET VEGETABLES FOR A PLOT GARDEN BEETROOT BORLOTTI BEANS BROAD BEANS BROCCOLI BRUSSEL SPROUTS FRENCH CABBAGES CARROTS COURGETTES CUCUMBERS* BEANS* KALE LEEK LETTUCE MANGE TOUT PERPETUAL ONIONS PARSNIPS SPINACH POTATOES RADISH SPRING ONION SQUASH* SWEETCORN SWISS CHARD TOMATOES TURNIPS VEGETABLES FOR A PATIO GARDEN BEETROOT CARROTS COURGETTES* CUCUMBERS⭑ FRENCH BEANS LETTUCE MANGE TOUT PERPETUAL SPINACH RADISH SPRING ONION SWISS TOMATOES CHARD *Use Propagator Kit or Rootrainer to grow roots/seedlings before planting outdoors PLANTING, CARE & HARVESTING USE PROPAGATOR KIT OR ROOTRAINER TO GROW ROOTS/SEEDLINGS BEFORE PLANTING GAP TO LEAVE BETWEEN SEEDS (IN CM) IIII Watch out for these pests: BEETLES SOW IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT MOVE TO LARGER POT OR GARDEN 1 MONTH 5-7 AFTER SOWING (# IS SIZE OF POT) 3-10 NO. OF DAYS TO GERMINATE (SUMMER/WINTER) SPACING PROPAGATOR DIRECT SUN SOW UNDER GLASS POT SIZE SPACING GERMINATION DAYS TO MATURATION 5-10 7-10 PESTS BEETROOT BORLOTTI BEANS 9-12 30cm 7-14 BROAD BEANS BROCCOLI 3-10 BRUSSEL SPRO CABBAGES 4-10 CARROTS 2-5 10-17 COURGETTES 7-14 CUCUMBERS FRENCH BEANS KALE 3-10 LEEK 15cm 7-12 LETTUCES 7cm 15-20 4-10 MANGE TOUT 7-10 ONIONS 7-12 PARSNIPS PERPETUAL SPINACH POTATOES 8-16 RADISHES 3-10 SPRING ONIONS 14-21 3-12 $ 50-60 SQUASH 6-10 W SWEETCORN 6-10 7-10 SWISS CHARD TOMATOES 1/2m 6-14 TURNIPS 3-10 CATERPILLARS SOW INDOORS OR UNDER GLASS FLIES THIN SEEDLINGS OUT (NUMBER IS GAP TO LEAVE BETWEEN SEEDLINGS IN CM) MICE SLUGS NO. OF DAYS TO REACH MATURITY SNAILS (SUMMER/WINTER) PLANT SEEDS HARVEST JAN FEB MAR APR MAY NOC JUL COMPANION PLANTING ITITITITITI Plant these vegetables together to make the most use of space and deter pests. Broccoli Brussel Sprouts Cabbages Brussels Sprout Tomatoes Lettuce Leek Onions BEETROOT CABBAGE CARROTS Kale Broccoli Onions Radishes Cabbages Swiss Chard Swiss Chard Spinach Peas Parsnips Onions Cabbages Corn Carrots Lettuce ONIONS POTATOES TOMATOES Beans Peas Cabbages Carrots Cabbages Beetroot Squash Peas Carrots Onions Beans Carrots Spinach RADISHES SWISS CHARD Corn PEAS Turnip Parsnips Cucumber Lettuce Beetroot Cabbages Radishes Cucumber Onions Cabbages Radishes Carrots Com CUCUMBER Parsnips Beans Radishes DID YOU KNOW? + LETTUCE TOMATOES REPEL THE CATERPILLARS THAT CHEW ON CABBAGE LEAVES MOST PESTS Lettuce Beetroot PARSNIPS ONIONS DETER RADISHES DETER CUCUMBER BEETLES ONIONS AND LEEKS REPEL CARROT FLIES RADISHES DRAWS LEAF-MINERS AWAY FROM SPINACH TO CHEW ON RADISH LEAVES WHICH DOESN'T HARM THE RADISH UNDERGROUND SOURCES LETTUCE TENDERISES SUMMER RADISHES AN IN-DEPTH COMPANION PLANTING GUIDE-MOTHEREARTHNEWS.COM COMPANION PLANTING ORGANICGARDENING.COM GROW GUIDES FOR PATIOS-SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK GROW GUIDES FOR PLOTS - SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK VEGETABLE SOWING CALENDAR SEEDTOPLATE.CO.UK WHAT CAN I SOW? THOMPSON-MORGAN.COM good to be home WWW.ANGLIANHOME.CO.UK/GOODTOBEHOME Radishes SEP OCT ΛΟΝ DEC

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Deep sea creatures

32 OF THE MOST BIZARRE DEEP-SEA CREATURES DISCOVERED SO FAR 230 foot 520 feet (160 meters) Size Diet 1,000 feet (300 meters) Giant spider crab Macrocheira kaempferi 12 feet (3.7 meters) Omnivore Adorns shell with sponges and other animals to blend with ocean floor Recreational Scuba Training Megamouth shark Megachasma pelagios 17 feet (5.2 meters) Plankton and small fish Enormous mouth is surrounded by luminous photophores to attract prey 1,090 feet (332 meters) 1,600 feet. (500 meters) 1,800 feet (550 meters) 2,000 feet (600 meters) Ahmed Gabr World record for deepest dive in scuba gear Atlantic wolffish Anarhichas lupus 5 feet (1.5 meters) Hard-shelled creatures Ocean sunfish Mola mola 6 feet (1.8 meters) Sea jellies Powerful jaws and extensive teeth allow it to crush the shells of prey Basket star Gorgonocephalus eucnemis 5.5 inches (14 centimeters) (Tendrils can extend for meters) Zooplankton Sharp, tiny hooks on tendrils catch food floating by Heaviest known bony fish in the world, between 545 and 2,205 pounds 2,300 feet (700 meters) Atmospheric Diving Unit (ADS) Depth an ADS is capable of diving safely Pacific hagfish Eptatretus stoutii 3,000 feet (914 meters) 25 inches (63 centimeters) Polychaete worms, invertebrates, dead or dying fish (enter body and feed on viscera) While eating prey, they tie their tails into knots to generate torque and increase bite force. Predatory tunicate Megalodicopia hians 3,280 feet (1,000 meters) Pigbutt worm Chaetopterus pugaporcinus 3/4 inch (20 millimeters) Marine snow Produce clouds of mucus to absorb marine snow and draw it back into their mouths 5 inches (13 centimeters) Zooplankton Tunicates are capable of reproducing by themselves, producing both egg and sperm. Pacific blackdragon Idiacanthus antrostomus 2 feet (60 centimeters) Ambush predator Stomachs coated with black tissue to block out light produced by bioluminescent animals they consume Giant oarfish Regalecus glesne 36 feet (11 meters) Zooplankton 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) N Believed to be a harbinger of earthquakes in Japanese folklore Giant siphonophore 160 feet (50 meters) Praya dubia Gelatinous sea life, crustaceans Huge colony of tiny biological components called zooids, not a single organism Blobfish Psychrolutes marcidus 12 inches (30 centimeters) Crustaceans Blob-like appearance is the result of decompression damage when brought to surface 3,900 feet (1,200 meters) Frilled shark Chlamydoselachus anguineus 6.6 feet (2 meters) Squid Considered living fossils due to similarities with dinosaur-age ancestors Gulper eel Eurypharynx pelecanoides 2.5 feet (75 centimeters) Crustaceans Flying spaghetti monster 4,000 feet Psychrolutes marcidus (1,220 meters) Unknown Stomach can stretch to accommodate large meals Carnivorous Colony of tiny biological components called zooids 4,265 feet (1,300 meters) Goblin shark Mitsukurina owstoni Humpback anglerfish 5,000 feet Melanocetus johnsonii (1,500 meters) 7 inches (18 centimeters) Can expand jaw and stomach to consume much larger prey Males attach to females 5,280 feet. and degenerate over (1,609 meters) time, used for nothing but sperm 13 feet (4 meters) Ambush predator of teleost fish Elastic ligaments in jaw allow it to catapult forward to catch prey Fangtooth Anoplogaster brachycera 6.3 inches (16 centimeters) Zooplankton, squid Have the largest teeth proportionate to body size in the ocean; 6,500 feet (2,000 meters) Giant tube worm Riftia pachyptil 7 feet 20 inches (2.4 meters) Sunlight, hydrogen sulfide, bacteria It is believed that they continue to grow for 170-250 years. 6,600 feet (2,000 meters) Triplewart seadevil Cryptopsaras couesii 12 inches (30 centimeters) Carnivorous Tiny males attach to females and live as parasites 7,000 feet (2,100 meters) Giant isopod B. giganteus 14 inches (50 centimeters) Dead and slow-moving animals Can survive years without food Colossal squid Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni 46 feet (14 meters) Antarctic toothfish Scars on sperm whale backs are believed to be caused by colossal squid hooks. 7,200 feet (2,200 meters) Yeti crab Kiwa hirsuta 5.9 inches (15 centimeters) Bacteria Hairy pincers contain filamentous bacteria used to detoxify poisonous minerals from hydrothermal vents 7,200 feet................. (2,200 meters) Pink see-through fantasia Enypniastes eximia 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) 1 foot (30 centimeters) Plankton and marine snow Expose skeletal hook-like structures when threatened Black swallower Chiasmodon niger 9.8 inches (25 centimeters) Bony fish Capable of swallowing prey twice its length and 10 times to make them harder to eat 9,000 feet (2,743 meters) Binocular fish Winteria telescopa 5.9 inches (15 centimeters) Zooplankton The only known vertebrate known to use a mirror in its eyes to focus images its mass Vampire squid Vampyroteuthis infernalis 1 foot (30 centimeters) Marine snow Proportionately largest eyes in the animal kingdom Deep-sea dragonfish Grammatostomias flagellibarba 6 inches (15 centimeters) Fish, deep-sea invertebrates Attracts prey with red and blue light-producing organs called photophores 9,816 feet (2,992 meters) 10,000 feet (3,000 meters) 13,100 feet (4,000 meters) Cuvier's beaked whale Ziphius cavirostris 23 feet (7 meters) Squid Deepest-diving mammal known; ribs can fold down to reduce air pockets and decrease buoyancy 15,000 feet (4,500 meters) Dumbo octopus Grimpoteuthis spp 1 foot (30 centimeters) Copepods (eaten whole) Large ears help them with mobility Benthic comb jelly Abyssobenthic ctenophore 19,685 feet (6,000 meters) 23,677 feet (7,217 meters) Hadal Zone This zone extends to the bottom of trenches pitch black, below freezing, and with incredible pressure. 36 inches (15 centimeters) Unknown; it is believed that macroscopic food sources do not exist in the deep-sea trenches. Discovered in 2002 Trieste 50 feet (15.2 meters) First manned vessel to reach the bottom of the Challenger Deep (deepest known part of the ocean) 26,800 feet (8,178 meters) Mariana snailfish Pseudoliparis swirei 35,797 feet (10,911 meters) 11.3 inches (28.8 centimeters) Invertebrates Deepest-living known fish; discovered in 2014 Sources: nationalgeographic.com ocean.si.edu seasky.org Alan's FACTORY OUTLET
32 OF THE MOST BIZARRE DEEP-SEA CREATURES DISCOVERED SO FAR 230 foot 520 feet (160 meters) Size Diet 1,000 feet (300 meters) Giant spider crab Macrocheira kaempferi 12 feet (3.7 meters) Omnivore Adorns shell with sponges and other animals to blend with ocean floor Recreational Scuba Training Megamouth shark Megachasma pelagios 17 feet (5.2 meters) Plankton and small fish Enormous mouth is surrounded by luminous photophores to attract prey 1,090 feet (332 meters) 1,600 feet. (500 meters) 1,800 feet (550 meters) 2,000 feet (600 meters) Ahmed Gabr World record for deepest dive in scuba gear Atlantic wolffish Anarhichas lupus 5 feet (1.5 meters) Hard-shelled creatures Ocean sunfish Mola mola 6 feet (1.8 meters) Sea jellies Powerful jaws and extensive teeth allow it to crush the shells of prey Basket star Gorgonocephalus eucnemis 5.5 inches (14 centimeters) (Tendrils can extend for meters) Zooplankton Sharp, tiny hooks on tendrils catch food floating by Heaviest known bony fish in the world, between 545 and 2,205 pounds 2,300 feet (700 meters) Atmospheric Diving Unit (ADS) Depth an ADS is capable of diving safely Pacific hagfish Eptatretus stoutii 3,000 feet (914 meters) 25 inches (63 centimeters) Polychaete worms, invertebrates, dead or dying fish (enter body and feed on viscera) While eating prey, they tie their tails into knots to generate torque and increase bite force. Predatory tunicate Megalodicopia hians 3,280 feet (1,000 meters) Pigbutt worm Chaetopterus pugaporcinus 3/4 inch (20 millimeters) Marine snow Produce clouds of mucus to absorb marine snow and draw it back into their mouths 5 inches (13 centimeters) Zooplankton Tunicates are capable of reproducing by themselves, producing both egg and sperm. Pacific blackdragon Idiacanthus antrostomus 2 feet (60 centimeters) Ambush predator Stomachs coated with black tissue to block out light produced by bioluminescent animals they consume Giant oarfish Regalecus glesne 36 feet (11 meters) Zooplankton 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) N Believed to be a harbinger of earthquakes in Japanese folklore Giant siphonophore 160 feet (50 meters) Praya dubia Gelatinous sea life, crustaceans Huge colony of tiny biological components called zooids, not a single organism Blobfish Psychrolutes marcidus 12 inches (30 centimeters) Crustaceans Blob-like appearance is the result of decompression damage when brought to surface 3,900 feet (1,200 meters) Frilled shark Chlamydoselachus anguineus 6.6 feet (2 meters) Squid Considered living fossils due to similarities with dinosaur-age ancestors Gulper eel Eurypharynx pelecanoides 2.5 feet (75 centimeters) Crustaceans Flying spaghetti monster 4,000 feet Psychrolutes marcidus (1,220 meters) Unknown Stomach can stretch to accommodate large meals Carnivorous Colony of tiny biological components called zooids 4,265 feet (1,300 meters) Goblin shark Mitsukurina owstoni Humpback anglerfish 5,000 feet Melanocetus johnsonii (1,500 meters) 7 inches (18 centimeters) Can expand jaw and stomach to consume much larger prey Males attach to females 5,280 feet. and degenerate over (1,609 meters) time, used for nothing but sperm 13 feet (4 meters) Ambush predator of teleost fish Elastic ligaments in jaw allow it to catapult forward to catch prey Fangtooth Anoplogaster brachycera 6.3 inches (16 centimeters) Zooplankton, squid Have the largest teeth proportionate to body size in the ocean; 6,500 feet (2,000 meters) Giant tube worm Riftia pachyptil 7 feet 20 inches (2.4 meters) Sunlight, hydrogen sulfide, bacteria It is believed that they continue to grow for 170-250 years. 6,600 feet (2,000 meters) Triplewart seadevil Cryptopsaras couesii 12 inches (30 centimeters) Carnivorous Tiny males attach to females and live as parasites 7,000 feet (2,100 meters) Giant isopod B. giganteus 14 inches (50 centimeters) Dead and slow-moving animals Can survive years without food Colossal squid Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni 46 feet (14 meters) Antarctic toothfish Scars on sperm whale backs are believed to be caused by colossal squid hooks. 7,200 feet (2,200 meters) Yeti crab Kiwa hirsuta 5.9 inches (15 centimeters) Bacteria Hairy pincers contain filamentous bacteria used to detoxify poisonous minerals from hydrothermal vents 7,200 feet................. (2,200 meters) Pink see-through fantasia Enypniastes eximia 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) 1 foot (30 centimeters) Plankton and marine snow Expose skeletal hook-like structures when threatened Black swallower Chiasmodon niger 9.8 inches (25 centimeters) Bony fish Capable of swallowing prey twice its length and 10 times to make them harder to eat 9,000 feet (2,743 meters) Binocular fish Winteria telescopa 5.9 inches (15 centimeters) Zooplankton The only known vertebrate known to use a mirror in its eyes to focus images its mass Vampire squid Vampyroteuthis infernalis 1 foot (30 centimeters) Marine snow Proportionately largest eyes in the animal kingdom Deep-sea dragonfish Grammatostomias flagellibarba 6 inches (15 centimeters) Fish, deep-sea invertebrates Attracts prey with red and blue light-producing organs called photophores 9,816 feet (2,992 meters) 10,000 feet (3,000 meters) 13,100 feet (4,000 meters) Cuvier's beaked whale Ziphius cavirostris 23 feet (7 meters) Squid Deepest-diving mammal known; ribs can fold down to reduce air pockets and decrease buoyancy 15,000 feet (4,500 meters) Dumbo octopus Grimpoteuthis spp 1 foot (30 centimeters) Copepods (eaten whole) Large ears help them with mobility Benthic comb jelly Abyssobenthic ctenophore 19,685 feet (6,000 meters) 23,677 feet (7,217 meters) Hadal Zone This zone extends to the bottom of trenches pitch black, below freezing, and with incredible pressure. 36 inches (15 centimeters) Unknown; it is believed that macroscopic food sources do not exist in the deep-sea trenches. Discovered in 2002 Trieste 50 feet (15.2 meters) First manned vessel to reach the bottom of the Challenger Deep (deepest known part of the ocean) 26,800 feet (8,178 meters) Mariana snailfish Pseudoliparis swirei 35,797 feet (10,911 meters) 11.3 inches (28.8 centimeters) Invertebrates Deepest-living known fish; discovered in 2014 Sources: nationalgeographic.com ocean.si.edu seasky.org Alan's FACTORY OUTLET

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What toddlers can and can't do

What 3-Year-Olds Can (and Can't) Do by the end of Aa the third year kids know 1-2K 6. words able to twist knobs to open doors may have a pincer grasp now children will talk about what they're doing as they play plays with other kids can ride a tricycle may or may not be potty trained they're learning how their behavior impacts parents getting better at following two-step commands speaking in sentences of five to six words HEALTH 1848
What 3-Year-Olds Can (and Can't) Do by the end of Aa the third year kids know 1-2K 6. words able to twist knobs to open doors may have a pincer grasp now children will talk about what they're doing as they play plays with other kids can ride a tricycle may or may not be potty trained they're learning how their behavior impacts parents getting better at following two-step commands speaking in sentences of five to six words HEALTH 1848

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No more boring words

16 Boring Words & What to Use Instead Instead of pretty use: beautiful exquisite Instead of smart use: Instead of big use: Instead of little use: witty ingenious towering lovely gorgeous bright sharp huge enormous tremendous teeny diminutive small tiny glamorous stunning quick-witted brainy large massive compact miniscule attractive handsome knowledgable brilliant great elegant stiking intelligent cute fair clever gifted wise gigantic giant colossal microscopic miniature petite slight mammoth immense wee minute HEY Hi Instead of funny use: Instead of laughed use: Instead of saw use: Instead of said use: farcical hysterical snickered guffawed glimpsed jocular sidesplitting giggled cackled noticed glanced at eyed called cried shouted whispered amusing hilarious roared hawled observed gazed at responded remarked humorous laughable chuckled tittered sighted spied demanded questioned witty silly chortled hee-hawed spotted examined asked replied comical nonsensical crowed bellowed stared at watched stated exclaimed Instead of nice use: kind congenial benevolent agreeable Instead of like use: Instead of ran use: Instead of walked use: love admire prefer cherish hurried raced bolted staggered shuffled darted traveled sauntered thoughtful courteous appreciate care for scurried sped trudged lumbered gracious warm fancy favor dashed jogged strutted paraded considerate cordial adore enjoy decent humane idolize treasure galloped trotted sprinted marched ambled rushed hiked strolled Instead of sad use: Instead of happy use: Instead of bad use: Instead of good use: downed unhappy depressed dejected glad javial woeful forlorn jubilant merry contented pleased gloomy melancholy joyful delighted miserable crest fallen thrilled jolly sorowful mournful cheerful elated evil atrocious obscene terrible dreadful vile abhorrent brutal despicable sinister nasty wicked great pleasant splendid superb marvelous grand delightful terrific superior amazing wonderful excellent GrammarCheck www.grammarcheck.net
16 Boring Words & What to Use Instead Instead of pretty use: beautiful exquisite Instead of smart use: Instead of big use: Instead of little use: witty ingenious towering lovely gorgeous bright sharp huge enormous tremendous teeny diminutive small tiny glamorous stunning quick-witted brainy large massive compact miniscule attractive handsome knowledgable brilliant great elegant stiking intelligent cute fair clever gifted wise gigantic giant colossal microscopic miniature petite slight mammoth immense wee minute HEY Hi Instead of funny use: Instead of laughed use: Instead of saw use: Instead of said use: farcical hysterical snickered guffawed glimpsed jocular sidesplitting giggled cackled noticed glanced at eyed called cried shouted whispered amusing hilarious roared hawled observed gazed at responded remarked humorous laughable chuckled tittered sighted spied demanded questioned witty silly chortled hee-hawed spotted examined asked replied comical nonsensical crowed bellowed stared at watched stated exclaimed Instead of nice use: kind congenial benevolent agreeable Instead of like use: Instead of ran use: Instead of walked use: love admire prefer cherish hurried raced bolted staggered shuffled darted traveled sauntered thoughtful courteous appreciate care for scurried sped trudged lumbered gracious warm fancy favor dashed jogged strutted paraded considerate cordial adore enjoy decent humane idolize treasure galloped trotted sprinted marched ambled rushed hiked strolled Instead of sad use: Instead of happy use: Instead of bad use: Instead of good use: downed unhappy depressed dejected glad javial woeful forlorn jubilant merry contented pleased gloomy melancholy joyful delighted miserable crest fallen thrilled jolly sorowful mournful cheerful elated evil atrocious obscene terrible dreadful vile abhorrent brutal despicable sinister nasty wicked great pleasant splendid superb marvelous grand delightful terrific superior amazing wonderful excellent GrammarCheck www.grammarcheck.net

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Happy chemicals

Happiness Chemicals & How to Hack Them DOPAMINE The Reward Chemical - Eating Food - Achieving a Goal - Complete a Task - Self-Care Activities OXYTOCIN The Love Hormone - Socialising - Physical Touch - Petting Animals - Helping Others ENDORPHIN The Painkiller - Exercising - Listening to Music - Watch a movie - Laughter SEROTONIN The Mood Stabilizers - Sun Exposure - Mindfulness - Meditation - Be With Nature
Happiness Chemicals & How to Hack Them DOPAMINE The Reward Chemical - Eating Food - Achieving a Goal - Complete a Task - Self-Care Activities OXYTOCIN The Love Hormone - Socialising - Physical Touch - Petting Animals - Helping Others ENDORPHIN The Painkiller - Exercising - Listening to Music - Watch a movie - Laughter SEROTONIN The Mood Stabilizers - Sun Exposure - Mindfulness - Meditation - Be With Nature

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Career truths

12 BRUTAL CAREER TRUTHS (Read this before it's too late) 1. HARD WORK ISN'T ENOUGH → Results need to be seen. Advocate for yourself-quiet efforts get ignored. 2. LOYALTY WON'T PAY THE BILLS → Companies are loyal to profits, not people. Look out for yourself first. 3. YOUR JOB TITLE IS TEMPORARY → Focus on building skills, not clinging to labels. Titles don't define your value. 4. YOUR BOSS ISN'T ALWAYS RIGHT → Leaders make mistakes too. Challenge respectfully when it matters. 5. NETWORKING IS NON- NEGOTIABLE → Your skills are important, but connections will open the doors. 6. BURNOUT IS NOT A BADGE OF HONOR → Work smarter, not harder. Protect your energy-it's your greatest resource. 7. COMFORT ZONES KILL GROWTH -> → If you're not uncomfortable, you're not growing. 8. FEEDBACK IS A GIFT → Even the harshest feedback can teach you something valuable. Seek it out. 9. YOU'RE ALWAYS REPLACEABLE → Focus on making an impact, not being irreplaceable. Impact builds a legacy. 10. PERFECTION SLOWS YOU DOWN → Aim for progress, not perfection. Done is better than perfect. 11. CAREER PROGRESS ISN'T LINEAR → Side steps, failures, and pivots often lead to the biggest wins. 12. NO ONE WILL HAND YOU SUCCESS →Take ownership. Push for opportunities. No one's going to care more about your career than you.
12 BRUTAL CAREER TRUTHS (Read this before it's too late) 1. HARD WORK ISN'T ENOUGH → Results need to be seen. Advocate for yourself-quiet efforts get ignored. 2. LOYALTY WON'T PAY THE BILLS → Companies are loyal to profits, not people. Look out for yourself first. 3. YOUR JOB TITLE IS TEMPORARY → Focus on building skills, not clinging to labels. Titles don't define your value. 4. YOUR BOSS ISN'T ALWAYS RIGHT → Leaders make mistakes too. Challenge respectfully when it matters. 5. NETWORKING IS NON- NEGOTIABLE → Your skills are important, but connections will open the doors. 6. BURNOUT IS NOT A BADGE OF HONOR → Work smarter, not harder. Protect your energy-it's your greatest resource. 7. COMFORT ZONES KILL GROWTH -> → If you're not uncomfortable, you're not growing. 8. FEEDBACK IS A GIFT → Even the harshest feedback can teach you something valuable. Seek it out. 9. YOU'RE ALWAYS REPLACEABLE → Focus on making an impact, not being irreplaceable. Impact builds a legacy. 10. PERFECTION SLOWS YOU DOWN → Aim for progress, not perfection. Done is better than perfect. 11. CAREER PROGRESS ISN'T LINEAR → Side steps, failures, and pivots often lead to the biggest wins. 12. NO ONE WILL HAND YOU SUCCESS →Take ownership. Push for opportunities. No one's going to care more about your career than you.

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Key players in the rare earth industry

Key Players in the Rare Earth Industry are earth elements consist of a group of 17 metallic elements, including t e fifteen lanthanides on the periodic table plus scandium and yttrium. The rare earth supply chain involves multiple steps and complex processes from upstream mining, midstream processing before reaching a wide array of downstream applications. They are used in strategic and critical industries, such as defense and aerospace, electronics, telecommunications, advanced materials and electronic vehicles. China dominates key segments in the rare earth industrial chain, accounting for roughly 40 percent of the world's discovered rare earth reserves, and more than 80 percent of rare earth oxide separation capability. China also produces nearly 70 percent of the world's rare earths, and controls an even higher percentage of the heavy rare earth mining market. This dominance has enabled China to threaten to exercise coercive trade and diplomatic powers in recent years. In response to China's outsized influence over the rare earths supply chain, major global economies are seeking to develop alternatives and build greater supply chain resilience. This effort is part of a broader strategy to de-risk supply chains amid growing geopolitical tensions. CHINA LEADS THE WORLD IN MINE PRODUCTION... MINE PRODUCTION, 3033 China produced over 68% of the world's total rare earth exides in 2023 ...AND THE WORLD'S TOTAL RESERVES WORLD'S TOTAL RESERVES, 2003 FOUR COMPANIES DOMINATE CHINA'S RARE EARTH MARKET China's rare earth minerals market is dominated by four state-owned conglomerates. In 2023, these companies were awarded the majority of the government's annual quotas, granting them significant control over the extraction and processing of rare earths. CHINA'S MINING & EXTRACTION QUOTA, 3023 "GUANGDONG China Burma Australia Thailand India See dates China 40% Vietnam 20% Others 1% Australia 5% India 6% CHINA NORTHERN TOP COUNTRIES RARE EARTH HIGH-TECH 70% Inner Mongolie TOP COMPANIES Brazil 19% RARE EARTH 1% INDUSTRY GROUP Guangdong Province XIAMEN TUNGSTEN 1% Fujian Province CHINA RARE EARTH 28% Jiangxi Province "Rare Earth entry Gary of Da Rare Earth G LESEN Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile China France Germany Guernsey Japan Netherlands Norway ; South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan United Kingdom USA Vietnam UPSTREAM: MINING & EXTRACTION While China is the world's leading producer of rare earths, American and Australian firms play a crucial role in mining and extraction. In this stage, ore is extracted from an open-pit or underground mines. Because of growing concerns about China's dominance, global firms from elsewhere, are re-entering the market. Major Miners & Refiners Acara Resources American Rare Earths Australian Strategic Materials Blackstone Minerals Energy Fuels Energy Transition Minerals Guangdong Rare Earth Industry G Hastings Technology Metals luka Resources Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Union A Closer Look at China Rare Earth Group Established in 2001 as part of Beijing's push to consolidate China's rare earths industry, China Rare Earth Group was formed by merging the rare earths assets of three large mining conglomerates and two metallurgical research organizations, including China Minmetals Corp and Aluminum Corp of China. The company is engaged in the development of rare earth resources, smelting and separation, deep processing, and the import and export of rare earth products. BENEFICIAL OWNERS Mining & Extraction China Rare Earth Group High-Tech China Rare Earth Group China Southern Rare Earth Group Dreadnought Resources NieCorp Developments Northern Minerals State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC) Beneficially owns 75.30% Canzhou State-Owned Assets Supervision And Administration Commission Beneficially owns 11.00% Jiangxi Provincial Department of Finance Beneficially owns 2.70% Peak Rare Earth Rainbow Rare Earths Rare Dement Resources Rising Nonferrous Metals Share Shandong Weishan Lake Rare Earth Texas Mineral Resources Vietnam Rare Earth Processon RareX Xiamen Tungsten Solway S.A Zhengri Liangshan) Rare Earth MIDSTREAM PROCESSING China has a virtual monopoly over midstream processing of rare earths. After the huge Mountain Pass mine in the Mojave Desert in California closed in the early 2000s, China assumed a dominant position in both mining and processing. Benefication: RE ores to (rough) RE concentrates/oxides Separation: RE concentrates to RE composites, including RE mixed compounds and chlorides Smelting: RE mixed ores to multiple types of RE-incorporated metals & alloys Other local government organizations Beneficially own 11.0% Click any underlined company to view the company profile in WireScreen Intermediary Processors China Rare Earth Group Deging Xingbang Baotou Huamel Baotou Huashang China Rare Earth (Ga) China Rare Earth Group() China Rare Earth Group Industry Development Dingnan County Mantang Fujian Golden Dragon Fujian Rare Earth Guangdong Zhuang angel Ding Guangxi Hezhou Jinguang Ganghou Changtae Maanshan Shuntal Pingyuan County Glandong Rare Earth Xiamen Tungsten Qan Advanced Resources Gansu Rare Earth Rising Nonferrous China Rare Earth Resources and Technologr China Southern Rare Earth China() Gansu Rare Earth New Material nan Rare Earth Metal Materials Xinfeng County Bosteel Xini Xinfeng Rising Xu County Southern Rare Earth Yixing Xinwei Leeshing Yiyang Hongyan Shandong Weishan Lake Rare Earth Yonghou Xiangang Baotou Xindama Chinalce (Jiangsu) Rare Earth Rare Earth Metals Canzhou Chenguang Jiangxi Rare Earth & Rare Metals Tungsten Shenghe Resources Zhang (Liangshan Sichuan Manning Fangxing Zhe Beesteel Lingthi Chinalco Chandens) Chinalce (Shoupang) China Nonferrous CNC Southern Rare Earth (Xinfeng) China Northern RE High-Tech Dechang County Zhineng Ganzhou Yongan Guangdong Rare Earth Industry Group Guangdong Fan Leshan Grirem Liyang Solway Langnan Hel Longnan Longel Southern Rare Earth Sichuan Hechuang Wyan County Run worldAG Monte-Blanco Diamond MS-Schramberg Shandong Maifeng New Material Technology Shandong Tiancan Environmental Technology Shanghai Huaming Gona DOWNSTREAM After the rare earths are extracted and separated, they need to be further refined and processed into powders or different forms. In this stage, they are transformed into specialized materials and alloys, through manufacturing, sintering and fabrication processes. Japanese firms lead in certain advanced technologies in this area. Alloying, Sintering & Fabrication: This stage is the conversion of REOs to rare earth metals and alloys Alloying Neodymium Advanced Technology & Materials Baigida Intelligent Technology Baotou City Hongtiang Bastou City Sunlux Baotou Rewin Batu Skyrock Beijing Zhongke Sanhuan grimm Chengdu Salary Magnets Citizen Finedevice Co.Ltd Daide Electronics Magnadrive Nihon Dj Sokk Ningbo Xionghail • Sagan Chemical Shaanal Rock New Materials Shenghe Resources Earth-Panda Gansu Rare Earth Ganghou On Go Sanchou Chengcheng Gancho Fortune Electronics Ganchou Rare Earth Metals Grirem Shandong Shanga Shandong Sinocer Shanghai Hel Shanghain Shenyang General Shin-Elsa Chemical Sumitome Metal Mining Sintering (if applicable) Guangxi Ding Gangal Heche Jingang Thineva Magnet Tokyo Ferrite Sinecat Environmental Technology Sinopec Catalyst Weifang Zhengran Wuxi Weifu Lide Catalytic Converter Phosphorus Changches Xy China Rare Earth Holdings Osram Licht AG Phosphor Technology Quzhou OST Lighting Rising Nonferrous Samsung Electronics Shandong Malleng Shanghai Huaming Cona Shanghai Telong New Materials Shanghai Telong RE New Materials TOKYO KAGAKUIKENKYUSH TOSHIBA MATERIALS Xiamen Tungsten China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Hydrogen Storage A TOCCO Magnethermic Bestes gian Dongguan Anda Dow Electronic Materials Gansu Rare Earth New Material Ganzhou Rare Earth Metals Gancho Dichang Inner Mongolia Rare Earth Inner Mongolia Tiancal Intematix Chinalce (Weishan) Gensu Rare Earth New Material Hongda Xingre Hunan Rare Earth Metal Materials Research Institute Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Hefa Inner Mongolia RE Functional Materials Inner Mongolia RE Oven Japan Metals & Chemicals Intematix Optoelectronics (Suzhou) Jiangmen Kanhop Jang Jangway Vacuumschmel General Electric GRIN Hanghe Quadrant Hengdian Group OMEGC Magnetics Hengda Xingy Xinfeng County Bassteel Xin Yantai Dengxing Grirem Inner Mongolia HEFA Yantai Zhenghal Inner Mongolia Northern Rare Earth Zhejiang Dongyang Zhejiang Zhonghang Catalysts Jiangel Quantang China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Fabrication Jiangxi RE Functional Materials Jangel Tueci Jinaci Inner Mongella RE Innovation Center Magfine Kall Catalyst Kunming Sino-Platinum Metals Catalyst Rezel Catalysts Jiangsu Bree Optronics Jangsu Tancal Jangri Hetal Jiangri Quantong Koninklijke Philips NY Mitsubishi Chemical Nemete Jangal Tungsten Mitsui Mining & Smelting Nippon Denk Nippon Trim Shanghai Mg Power Shul Double Win Xiamen Tungsten Zhongke Xunanda Whole Win (Beijing) Stanford Advanced Materials Santoku Polishing Powder Anhui Triumph Anyang Fangyan Bastou Hailang Baotou Harul Baotou Jiaxin Nano Bastou Tianjian Semei Being Guarul Sheng China Northern RE High-Tech China Rare Earth Holdings CHC Materials Gansu Rare Earth New Material Fans Golden Sun Hi-Tech Material Co Ganchou Chengthens Grirem Hunan Hashi Inner Mongolia RE Innovation Center Inner Mongolian Liyang Solvay Mitsui Mining & Smelting Resonac Corporation Rising Nonferrous Shandong Haifeng Shandong Xinfang Shanghai Huaming Sona Solvay S.A Universal Photonics Zbo Rangruida END USE Rare earths are used in a variety of applications, including in electronics, lasers, glass, magnetic materials and industrial processes. Among other things, they can help make products lighter and more efficient. They can be found in everything from microchips, space rockets, wind turbines, electric vehicles and other clean energy technologies. Electronics Industry Renewable Energy Magnets AMD Bejing Jeyan Denso LE Energy Solution Apple Panasonic سال Applied Materials Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mitsubishi Electronic Siemens A Tesla Hon Kai Precision TOK Proterial Shanghai Electric Stanford Magnets Denso Siemens Gamesa Proterial Sumitomo TyTek Industries Samsung Zhejiang Windey Adams Magnetic Products Automotive Industry Bosch ZF Friedrichshafen AG Hyundai Motor Group Magna International Telecommunications Chengdu Xanhong Photonics Deran The Ith Research Institute Of China Electronics Technology Yangtze Optical Fibre & Cable Zhejiang Extens Optical Fib Medical Technology Defense & Aerospace Consumer Products Being Wandong Medical Boring Citizens Electronics • Fujifilm Holdings GE Aerospace DOWS Electronics Materials GE Healthcare Kaninklijke Philips NV Honeywell Aerospace Safran SA Henkel Ouram Opto Semiconductors Siemens Healthineers Rolls-Royce Holdings Vishes RECYCLING Recycling rare earths promises to help reduce waste and environmental contamination. It could lower energy use since mining and processing these critical minerals is energy intensive. Apple, among other firms, is planning to use largely recycled rare earths in its products by the year 2025. Industrial Applications China Petrochemical (Group) China Petroleum & Chemical Hengyi Petrochemical Sulchuan Hechuang Unicare Notes on WireScreen Data Companies were included based on their relati rare mportance in the earth industry, as measured by market cap (if applicable), arket share, registered capital, and/or technical ability. Information was gathered from corporate filings and industry research notes, press releases, academic papers, government reports, and other publicly available sources Firms that operate in multiple segments of the rare earth supply chain, especially leading players with numerous subsidiaries specializing in each key segment will appear multiple times in this graph This list is in alphabetical order aby country, based on the location of the corporate wire screen Scrap Recycling Bastou Zhongke China Southern RE GreenRack Guangxi Dingli Yingfeng Jangal Wanhong Cyclic Materials Ganzhou City He Huahua Shengr Liaoning Huashang Liaoning Pebas Osram Licht AG We Xinfeng Tunnan Disheng Zhangel Tianma Ganzhou RE You Ganzhou Zhihong Global Tungsten & Powders Japan Metals & Chemicals Praterial REcycle Jiangsu Mahong Solvay SA Sources: Company lists are based on proprietory WireScreen research and data, policy whitepapers, industry databases, industry reports, public company Fergy, Mindat.org, Mining Data Online IMDOL and NS F from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), Critical Materials Rare Earth Supply Chain: A Situation White Paper from the U.S. Department y filings, and equity research notes, including: 2024 Mineral Commodities Energy
Key Players in the Rare Earth Industry are earth elements consist of a group of 17 metallic elements, including t e fifteen lanthanides on the periodic table plus scandium and yttrium. The rare earth supply chain involves multiple steps and complex processes from upstream mining, midstream processing before reaching a wide array of downstream applications. They are used in strategic and critical industries, such as defense and aerospace, electronics, telecommunications, advanced materials and electronic vehicles. China dominates key segments in the rare earth industrial chain, accounting for roughly 40 percent of the world's discovered rare earth reserves, and more than 80 percent of rare earth oxide separation capability. China also produces nearly 70 percent of the world's rare earths, and controls an even higher percentage of the heavy rare earth mining market. This dominance has enabled China to threaten to exercise coercive trade and diplomatic powers in recent years. In response to China's outsized influence over the rare earths supply chain, major global economies are seeking to develop alternatives and build greater supply chain resilience. This effort is part of a broader strategy to de-risk supply chains amid growing geopolitical tensions. CHINA LEADS THE WORLD IN MINE PRODUCTION... MINE PRODUCTION, 3033 China produced over 68% of the world's total rare earth exides in 2023 ...AND THE WORLD'S TOTAL RESERVES WORLD'S TOTAL RESERVES, 2003 FOUR COMPANIES DOMINATE CHINA'S RARE EARTH MARKET China's rare earth minerals market is dominated by four state-owned conglomerates. In 2023, these companies were awarded the majority of the government's annual quotas, granting them significant control over the extraction and processing of rare earths. CHINA'S MINING & EXTRACTION QUOTA, 3023 "GUANGDONG China Burma Australia Thailand India See dates China 40% Vietnam 20% Others 1% Australia 5% India 6% CHINA NORTHERN TOP COUNTRIES RARE EARTH HIGH-TECH 70% Inner Mongolie TOP COMPANIES Brazil 19% RARE EARTH 1% INDUSTRY GROUP Guangdong Province XIAMEN TUNGSTEN 1% Fujian Province CHINA RARE EARTH 28% Jiangxi Province "Rare Earth entry Gary of Da Rare Earth G LESEN Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile China France Germany Guernsey Japan Netherlands Norway ; South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan United Kingdom USA Vietnam UPSTREAM: MINING & EXTRACTION While China is the world's leading producer of rare earths, American and Australian firms play a crucial role in mining and extraction. In this stage, ore is extracted from an open-pit or underground mines. Because of growing concerns about China's dominance, global firms from elsewhere, are re-entering the market. Major Miners & Refiners Acara Resources American Rare Earths Australian Strategic Materials Blackstone Minerals Energy Fuels Energy Transition Minerals Guangdong Rare Earth Industry G Hastings Technology Metals luka Resources Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Union A Closer Look at China Rare Earth Group Established in 2001 as part of Beijing's push to consolidate China's rare earths industry, China Rare Earth Group was formed by merging the rare earths assets of three large mining conglomerates and two metallurgical research organizations, including China Minmetals Corp and Aluminum Corp of China. The company is engaged in the development of rare earth resources, smelting and separation, deep processing, and the import and export of rare earth products. BENEFICIAL OWNERS Mining & Extraction China Rare Earth Group High-Tech China Rare Earth Group China Southern Rare Earth Group Dreadnought Resources NieCorp Developments Northern Minerals State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC) Beneficially owns 75.30% Canzhou State-Owned Assets Supervision And Administration Commission Beneficially owns 11.00% Jiangxi Provincial Department of Finance Beneficially owns 2.70% Peak Rare Earth Rainbow Rare Earths Rare Dement Resources Rising Nonferrous Metals Share Shandong Weishan Lake Rare Earth Texas Mineral Resources Vietnam Rare Earth Processon RareX Xiamen Tungsten Solway S.A Zhengri Liangshan) Rare Earth MIDSTREAM PROCESSING China has a virtual monopoly over midstream processing of rare earths. After the huge Mountain Pass mine in the Mojave Desert in California closed in the early 2000s, China assumed a dominant position in both mining and processing. Benefication: RE ores to (rough) RE concentrates/oxides Separation: RE concentrates to RE composites, including RE mixed compounds and chlorides Smelting: RE mixed ores to multiple types of RE-incorporated metals & alloys Other local government organizations Beneficially own 11.0% Click any underlined company to view the company profile in WireScreen Intermediary Processors China Rare Earth Group Deging Xingbang Baotou Huamel Baotou Huashang China Rare Earth (Ga) China Rare Earth Group() China Rare Earth Group Industry Development Dingnan County Mantang Fujian Golden Dragon Fujian Rare Earth Guangdong Zhuang angel Ding Guangxi Hezhou Jinguang Ganghou Changtae Maanshan Shuntal Pingyuan County Glandong Rare Earth Xiamen Tungsten Qan Advanced Resources Gansu Rare Earth Rising Nonferrous China Rare Earth Resources and Technologr China Southern Rare Earth China() Gansu Rare Earth New Material nan Rare Earth Metal Materials Xinfeng County Bosteel Xini Xinfeng Rising Xu County Southern Rare Earth Yixing Xinwei Leeshing Yiyang Hongyan Shandong Weishan Lake Rare Earth Yonghou Xiangang Baotou Xindama Chinalce (Jiangsu) Rare Earth Rare Earth Metals Canzhou Chenguang Jiangxi Rare Earth & Rare Metals Tungsten Shenghe Resources Zhang (Liangshan Sichuan Manning Fangxing Zhe Beesteel Lingthi Chinalco Chandens) Chinalce (Shoupang) China Nonferrous CNC Southern Rare Earth (Xinfeng) China Northern RE High-Tech Dechang County Zhineng Ganzhou Yongan Guangdong Rare Earth Industry Group Guangdong Fan Leshan Grirem Liyang Solway Langnan Hel Longnan Longel Southern Rare Earth Sichuan Hechuang Wyan County Run worldAG Monte-Blanco Diamond MS-Schramberg Shandong Maifeng New Material Technology Shandong Tiancan Environmental Technology Shanghai Huaming Gona DOWNSTREAM After the rare earths are extracted and separated, they need to be further refined and processed into powders or different forms. In this stage, they are transformed into specialized materials and alloys, through manufacturing, sintering and fabrication processes. Japanese firms lead in certain advanced technologies in this area. Alloying, Sintering & Fabrication: This stage is the conversion of REOs to rare earth metals and alloys Alloying Neodymium Advanced Technology & Materials Baigida Intelligent Technology Baotou City Hongtiang Bastou City Sunlux Baotou Rewin Batu Skyrock Beijing Zhongke Sanhuan grimm Chengdu Salary Magnets Citizen Finedevice Co.Ltd Daide Electronics Magnadrive Nihon Dj Sokk Ningbo Xionghail • Sagan Chemical Shaanal Rock New Materials Shenghe Resources Earth-Panda Gansu Rare Earth Ganghou On Go Sanchou Chengcheng Gancho Fortune Electronics Ganchou Rare Earth Metals Grirem Shandong Shanga Shandong Sinocer Shanghai Hel Shanghain Shenyang General Shin-Elsa Chemical Sumitome Metal Mining Sintering (if applicable) Guangxi Ding Gangal Heche Jingang Thineva Magnet Tokyo Ferrite Sinecat Environmental Technology Sinopec Catalyst Weifang Zhengran Wuxi Weifu Lide Catalytic Converter Phosphorus Changches Xy China Rare Earth Holdings Osram Licht AG Phosphor Technology Quzhou OST Lighting Rising Nonferrous Samsung Electronics Shandong Malleng Shanghai Huaming Cona Shanghai Telong New Materials Shanghai Telong RE New Materials TOKYO KAGAKUIKENKYUSH TOSHIBA MATERIALS Xiamen Tungsten China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Hydrogen Storage A TOCCO Magnethermic Bestes gian Dongguan Anda Dow Electronic Materials Gansu Rare Earth New Material Ganzhou Rare Earth Metals Gancho Dichang Inner Mongolia Rare Earth Inner Mongolia Tiancal Intematix Chinalce (Weishan) Gensu Rare Earth New Material Hongda Xingre Hunan Rare Earth Metal Materials Research Institute Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Hefa Inner Mongolia RE Functional Materials Inner Mongolia RE Oven Japan Metals & Chemicals Intematix Optoelectronics (Suzhou) Jiangmen Kanhop Jang Jangway Vacuumschmel General Electric GRIN Hanghe Quadrant Hengdian Group OMEGC Magnetics Hengda Xingy Xinfeng County Bassteel Xin Yantai Dengxing Grirem Inner Mongolia HEFA Yantai Zhenghal Inner Mongolia Northern Rare Earth Zhejiang Dongyang Zhejiang Zhonghang Catalysts Jiangel Quantang China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Fabrication Jiangxi RE Functional Materials Jangel Tueci Jinaci Inner Mongella RE Innovation Center Magfine Kall Catalyst Kunming Sino-Platinum Metals Catalyst Rezel Catalysts Jiangsu Bree Optronics Jangsu Tancal Jangri Hetal Jiangri Quantong Koninklijke Philips NY Mitsubishi Chemical Nemete Jangal Tungsten Mitsui Mining & Smelting Nippon Denk Nippon Trim Shanghai Mg Power Shul Double Win Xiamen Tungsten Zhongke Xunanda Whole Win (Beijing) Stanford Advanced Materials Santoku Polishing Powder Anhui Triumph Anyang Fangyan Bastou Hailang Baotou Harul Baotou Jiaxin Nano Bastou Tianjian Semei Being Guarul Sheng China Northern RE High-Tech China Rare Earth Holdings CHC Materials Gansu Rare Earth New Material Fans Golden Sun Hi-Tech Material Co Ganchou Chengthens Grirem Hunan Hashi Inner Mongolia RE Innovation Center Inner Mongolian Liyang Solvay Mitsui Mining & Smelting Resonac Corporation Rising Nonferrous Shandong Haifeng Shandong Xinfang Shanghai Huaming Sona Solvay S.A Universal Photonics Zbo Rangruida END USE Rare earths are used in a variety of applications, including in electronics, lasers, glass, magnetic materials and industrial processes. Among other things, they can help make products lighter and more efficient. They can be found in everything from microchips, space rockets, wind turbines, electric vehicles and other clean energy technologies. Electronics Industry Renewable Energy Magnets AMD Bejing Jeyan Denso LE Energy Solution Apple Panasonic سال Applied Materials Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mitsubishi Electronic Siemens A Tesla Hon Kai Precision TOK Proterial Shanghai Electric Stanford Magnets Denso Siemens Gamesa Proterial Sumitomo TyTek Industries Samsung Zhejiang Windey Adams Magnetic Products Automotive Industry Bosch ZF Friedrichshafen AG Hyundai Motor Group Magna International Telecommunications Chengdu Xanhong Photonics Deran The Ith Research Institute Of China Electronics Technology Yangtze Optical Fibre & Cable Zhejiang Extens Optical Fib Medical Technology Defense & Aerospace Consumer Products Being Wandong Medical Boring Citizens Electronics • Fujifilm Holdings GE Aerospace DOWS Electronics Materials GE Healthcare Kaninklijke Philips NV Honeywell Aerospace Safran SA Henkel Ouram Opto Semiconductors Siemens Healthineers Rolls-Royce Holdings Vishes RECYCLING Recycling rare earths promises to help reduce waste and environmental contamination. It could lower energy use since mining and processing these critical minerals is energy intensive. Apple, among other firms, is planning to use largely recycled rare earths in its products by the year 2025. Industrial Applications China Petrochemical (Group) China Petroleum & Chemical Hengyi Petrochemical Sulchuan Hechuang Unicare Notes on WireScreen Data Companies were included based on their relati rare mportance in the earth industry, as measured by market cap (if applicable), arket share, registered capital, and/or technical ability. Information was gathered from corporate filings and industry research notes, press releases, academic papers, government reports, and other publicly available sources Firms that operate in multiple segments of the rare earth supply chain, especially leading players with numerous subsidiaries specializing in each key segment will appear multiple times in this graph This list is in alphabetical order aby country, based on the location of the corporate wire screen Scrap Recycling Bastou Zhongke China Southern RE GreenRack Guangxi Dingli Yingfeng Jangal Wanhong Cyclic Materials Ganzhou City He Huahua Shengr Liaoning Huashang Liaoning Pebas Osram Licht AG We Xinfeng Tunnan Disheng Zhangel Tianma Ganzhou RE You Ganzhou Zhihong Global Tungsten & Powders Japan Metals & Chemicals Praterial REcycle Jiangsu Mahong Solvay SA Sources: Company lists are based on proprietory WireScreen research and data, policy whitepapers, industry databases, industry reports, public company Fergy, Mindat.org, Mining Data Online IMDOL and NS F from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), Critical Materials Rare Earth Supply Chain: A Situation White Paper from the U.S. Department y filings, and equity research notes, including: 2024 Mineral Commodities Energy

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