IN NETFLIX doomsday comedy "Don't Look Up", two scientists must convince the world that a planet-destroying asteroid is headed for Earth.
Much like in the movie, the survival of humanity during such an event really does fall into the hands of a few brave individuals – including Jay Tate.
Where to watch the meteor shower this week in Shasta, Siskiyou County
When rainclouds clear this weekend, look to the dark night sky for a different kind of shower over the North State.
The Quadrantid meteor shower is visible to the naked eye through Jan. 16 as Earth passes through a cloud of space debris.
What looks like meteors smacking Earth's atmosphere is actually our planet hitting the meteors. Meteor showers happen several times per year as Earth passes through debris fields left by comets as the planet cruises annually around the sun.
NASA Perseverance Mars Rover Has A Debris Obstructing Its Rock Sample Collection | 🔬 LatestLY
The Mars Perseverance Rover's sample collection has run into a trouble. NASA has said that the rover stopped caching samples after some pebble-sized debris created problems for the machine.
The obstacles are believed to be pebbles that fell out of the sample tube when dropping off the coring bit, preventing that bit from sitting neatly in the carousel. The storage is crucial for NASA's plans to eventually return the samples to Earth.
Hubble Helps NASA's James Webb Space Telescope - Space Bollyinside
These missions represent a vast array of science – from planetary probes that get up close to study the intricate dynamics of the gas giants' atmospheres, to observatories that look beyond our solar system into deep space to study the early universe.
Hubble's observations of Jupiter have assisted several missions studying the atmosphere, moons, and cosmic objects surrounding the gas giant.
Roisin Gorman's Open Letter… on trends - SundayWorld.com
Daily briefing: Omicron struggles to infect the lungs
A doctor in Uzhhorod, Ukraine, examines the lungs of a person with COVID-19. The Omicron variant might affect the lungs less than do previously circulating variants. Credit: Serhii Hudak/Ukrinform/Barcroft Media via Getty
Space: One important thing that might retain bipartisan focus | TheHill
These days, despite the hyper-partisan atmosphere in Washington, there still seem to be two issues that both Democrats and Republicans can agree on. One is the pervasive threat posed by the People's Republic of China. The other is the overarching importance of space.
What is driving this economic expansion? The short answer is reusable rockets.
Feel 'flow:' Why matching a challenging task with high skills makes people feel good |
New years often come with new resolutions. Get back in shape. Read more. Make more time for friends and family. My list of resolutions might not look quite the same as yours, but each of our resolutions represents a plan for something new, or at least a little bit different.
In the years since, researchers have gained a vast store of knowledge about what it is like to be in flow and how experiencing it is important for our overall mental health and well-being.
'Don't Look Up' Phone Number Leads to a Sex Hotline in Spicy Easter Egg
In Netflix’s new doomsday film, starring a whole slew of big names, Leonardo DiCaprio’s astronomer Randall Mindy issues a statement to the world, informing them of their impending demise.
And as it turns out, the number actually does lead to a phone sex line. Upon connecting, a recorded message plays that says: "Welcome to America's hottest talk line. Guys, hot ladies are waiting to talk to you. Press 1 now.
Space travel: The final (profitable) frontier - Japan Today
Sierra Space, a subsidiary of private aerospace contractor Sierra Nevada Corp, plans to have the 30-foot (nine-meter) "Dream Chaser" flying missions this year, making the reusable spacecraft key to its off-Earth ambitions.
"Before governments were the only ones that could do it. Now, it's getting down to regular human beings who can get a ride to space," Neeraj Gupta, the company's general manager of space destinations, told AFP.
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