The astronomers studied TIC 400799224 with a variety of facilities including some that have been mapping the sky for longer than TESS has been operating.
The team plans to continue monitoring the object and to incorporate historical observations of the sky to try to determine its variations over many decades. Explore further
Jaeger-LeCoultre - Orbiting in Blue - The Millennium Watch Book - WorldTempus
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s decision to locate a spherical hairspring in a spherical tourbillon is something of a culmination for the brand. This recursive showcasing of its favourite shape has resulted in a timepiece with a tourbillon that’s more centre stage than ever.
Like every other edition in the Gyrotourbillon family, this one is referred to not by its full, double-barrelled name, but simply by its reference number. The enthusiasm surrounding the release of the Gyrotourbillon 3 was little short of mania.
China Cries Foul Against US for 'Close Encounters' Between Elon Musk's Space X, Chinese Space
As Beijing claims that two SpaceX satellites launched by the American aerospace firm endangered Chinese astronauts, the tech billionaire's SpaceX satellites are causing a stir in the country.
SpaceX is only a few months away from celebrating its 20th anniversary since its founding in 2002. The California-based firm increased its capabilities in sectors ranging from broadband communications to human launches in 2021.
Recently-Refurbished Disney Ride Broken Just 2 Weeks Later - Inside the Magic
It lookslike the ride is still facing some technical difficulties as the orbiting planets display near the entrance for the ride is not moving anymore. A recent tweet from DLP Welcome (@DLPWelcome) on Twitter highlighted the issue. There is some graphic language used in the tweet.
Just 2 weeks… After 1 year of intensive refurbishment… Just only little 2 fuc**ng weeks… And now the planets don’t move… Welcome to Disneyland Paris
Netflix's 'Don't Look Up' Not Standing Tall in Reviews | The Manual
Don't Look Up doesn't look bad. In fact, the anxious and slightly pudgy Leonardo DiCaprio sets off the severe, Michigan State-sweatshirt wearing Jennifer Lawrence quite well in the film's preview.
Earning a rotten 55% critical score so far, the Netflix film earns at least an average 77% passing grade with audiences. Reviewers and the general public both appreciated Don't Look Up's acting performances, including DiCaprio's Dr. Randall Mindy and Lawrence's Kate Dibiasky.
Content Shifter: Nine Flicks About the 'Future' of 2022 - Coachella Valley Independent
Why bother making plans for 2022? If the final quarter of 2021 taught us anything (like we can learn —see Don't Look Up , the new Idiocracy ), all we can plan on is everything being canceled. No concerts, no sportsball, no musical theater. (OK, big win there.
The Tomorrow War (2021; Prime Video ): Packed with more clichés and Chris Pratt than anyone deserves to endure, The Tomorrow War was a $200 million (!) theatrical bomb-in-the-making that got rerouted to Amazon like a boatload of knock-off air fryers.
Tesla opens dealership in Xinjiang, China
Tesla announced the move last week on Weibo, a popular social media platform in the country. The Wall Street Journal previously reported on Tesla's move into Xinjiang.
A Dec. 31 post on Tesla's Weibo account which was translated by CNBC said: "The Urumqi Tesla Center officially opens #inanewdirection... As the first Tesla Center in Xinjiang, this location integrates sales, service and delivery.
New telescope could provide front-row seat to beginning of universe | Editorials | stardem.com
The past quarter-century has seen an explosion of mind-blowing advances in human knowledge of deep space, largely on the shimmering back of the Hubble Space Telescope, in low Earth orbit since 1990.
Hubble, orbiting just above the atmosphere, has had a role in almost every major astronomical breakthrough of the past several decades. Before Hubble, the existence of black holes – super-dense regions of such intense gravity that even light cannot escape – had been theorized but not proven.
One Year for this Exoplanet Lasts Only 16 Hours
Reported by Space.com , astronomers say this is now the shortest known orbit of a planet, and it's getting faster. TOI-2109b is an exoplanet, which is comparable in size to Jupiter. Scientists call them " hot Jupiters " because they are built like Jupiter but orbit closer to their star.
TESS scans for dips in darkness, which signify planets blocking their stars, representing orbit. In this case, the dips in darkness came every 16 hours, which clued astronomers into the record-setting orbit.
When to Catch 2022's Supermoons, Lunar Eclipses Over NJ
The Farmer's Almanac has laid out all 12 full moons for the new year, and it looks like New Jersey has two supermoons and two lunar eclipses in our future.
If you were less than observant in 2021, like me, who set multiple alarms and still managed to sleep through the last lunar eclipse, you may want to mark these dates on your calendar.
Happening on Twitter
Astronomers find mysterious dusty object orbiting a star @AAS_Publishing https://t.co/WSMjKgDO1s physorg_com Mon Jan 03 21:06:10 +0000 2022
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