A pidgin is a real thing, so your predictive text is right to have it. It's a word for a language that is created when two groups that speak different languages regularly interact with each other. They end up learning a sort of simplified hybrid of their two languages and that hybrid is a called a pidgin. Sometimes they become developed and established enough to be people's first language, at which point it's called a creole
If it's getting all of the carbon for that methane from atmospheric carbon dioxide then it should at least be neutral. The production should, if that is how it's working, remove as much carbon from the atmosphere as burning the product would release. This would make it a hell of a lot better than fossil extraction since that's taking carbon not currently in the atmosphere and then releasing it in to the atmosphere
Funnily enough, Last Samurai belongs in the first category too. There were some real-life white military officers who were employed as advisors and ended up fighting against the Meiji government in the late 18th century. They were French, though, not American.
They do basically the same thing. The Gripen is better suited to Ukraine's needs; it's cheaper to fly, able to operate with less infrastructure, and able to fly farther out from home. However, there just aren't that many of them in the world compared to the F-16. The F-16 has been produced way more, and there are countries like Norway that just replaced all of their F-16s anyway. There are other differences in each one obviously, but I'm no expert on it. Both are designed to do largely the same job, and the specifics of performance for each will depend heavily on exactly which version of each plane is handed over seeing as both have had literally decades of development and upgrades.
I imagine that, much like the situation with tanks, you'll just see that different Ukrainian units will operate different equipment depending on what is available. Whoever is running their logistics must have an unbelievable coffee budget, but if that means more tanks and jets operating then they'll make it work
Youtuber Max Miller did an episode on ancient pizza in which he attempts to recreate a Roman pizza based on a fresco from Pompeii and a poem usually attributed to Virgil. He went with cheese, dates, pomegranate seeds, and a sauce similar to pesto. Which honestly sounds great to me
According to IFW Kiel, Germany is the second biggest supplier of military aid to Ukraine now. It's only behind the USA, and it's way ahead of 3rd place and the rest
At least according to an atheist Jewish ex of mine, it's fine to use "Jewish" to refer to the ethnicity too. She would just specifically "ethnically Jewish" or "religiously Jewish" or whatever else if it wasn't clear from context - neither being more or less Jewish than the other.
Some Ukrainian pilots apparently finished their Gripen orientation about a month ago, according to the Swedish defence minister. The plane can operate with pretty minimal infrastructure and has a really low cost per flight hour (both in relative terms for a modern jet fighter, of course), so it seems like it's exactly the kind of thing Ukraine could do with even if it does take a bit of time to train on it
Rare, yeah, but still a valid possibility. But the main part I wanted to bring up is that the sentence you were referring to actually already includes "scarlet" as an ordinary colour, so the red one in the accompanying picture fits just fine
The full sentence is "Their small, fine scales are usually brass or bronze in color, sometimes ranging to scarlet, rust, gold, or copper-green." So a red one is kinda like a real life human with ginger hair; uncommon, but not weird. There's also the bit about dragonborn with a particularly strong influence of their draconic ancestor shortly afterwards that says, "These dragonborn often boast scales that more closely match those of their dragon ancestor - bright red, green, blue, or white, lustrous black, or gleaming metallic gold, silver, brass, copper, or bronze."