When does Fortnite Chapter 3 release? - Dot Esports
Fortnite officially announced the " beginning of The End " earlier this week, an event that will conclude the game's Chapter Two.
In an official post on Fortnite 's website, the game's developers said that the Chapter's climactic ending will take place on Dec. 4 at 3pm CT. This event will be the conclusion of Chapter Two, season eight.
At Federation HQ, Paul Stamets briefs Federation President Rallik, Ni’Var’s President T’Rina, and other leaders from across the quadrant about the nature of the gravitational anomaly.
As he did on numerous occasions in season three, Book suggests they utilize his ship, both due to its size and ability to change shape. The former courier’s mindstate concerns Burnham, who consults with Saru about the situation in her captain’s quarters.
Phillies Should Inquire on Orioles Center Fielder Mullins | Yardbarker
One of the Phillies' rumored targets, Starling Marte, just signed with their National League East rivals the New York Mets. With just a few impact players left on the market, a trade could be in the cards.
Mullins slashed .291/.360/.518 with 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases. His 30/30 season was the only one in the 2021 MLB season. However, 2021 was his breakout season as he has not come close to those numbers in his big league career which began in 2018.
Explained | All You Need To Know About Web3 And What Is Happening In India
If you follow technology, it would be impossible not to get dragged into the Web3 blackhole – right from WhatsApp chats to Twitter circles. For tech founders, some of it has become a key discussion point and they are keeping tabs on what's being done in this space.
Web3 is a natural progression where cryptocurrency and other services operate on what's called the blockchain or distributed networks.
Observing and Understanding Failures: SRE Apprentices
Tammy Bryant Butow covers practical lessons learned in the SRE Apprentices program, things she'd change and shares how to create and roll out such a program.
Tammy Bryant Butow is the principal SRE at Gremlin, where she works on Chaos Engineering. Gremlin helps engineers build resilient systems using their control plane and API. Tammy previously led SRE teams at Dropbox responsible for databases and storage systems used by over 500 million customers.
Just because a spacecraft is sent to study the moon doesn't mean it can't do a little extra skywatching now and then.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has been circling the moon since 2009. But a new image NASA shared on Monday (Nov. 22) from the spacecraft shows a very different destination: Saturn , complete with the planet's stunning rings.
Sechelt Skies: Sun, Earth and moon align for awesome tides - Coast Reporter
The new moon will occur very early on Dec. 4 and will pass below Venus, less than three degrees away, then by Saturn and Jupiter successively Dec. 7 through Dec. 9.
By about Christmas Day, Venus will appear lower in the southwest just after sunset as it heads west to pass between us and the sun (inferior conjunction) on Jan. 8. Mercury will join Venus over the next two weeks as Mercury moves east and out from behind the sun.
Scientists Model What Would Happen if a Mini Black Hole Punched Through the Moon
According to a theory proposed by Bernard Carr and Stephen Hawking in the 1970s, the conditions just after the Big Bang were so energetic, the matter so tightly packed, that density fluctuations in the primordial soup collapsed into black holes of all sizes.
On one end of the spectrum, the ancestors of supermassive black holes emerged—on the other end, tiny black holes, some no larger than atoms.
Walter Scott: Full moon on driveway puts watchdog on edge | West Central Tribune
A lunatic is defined as someone that is insane or with a severely disordered state of mind. In ancient times, the condition was thought to be caused by phases of the moon. Last week, we had a dog that seemed to be on that lunatic fringe.
Billie, the standard poodle, is normally a reliable watchdog. He barks to alert us when someone is coming down the driveway and will back a person he deems a threat up against the wall.
It Follows Earth Around the Sun, But Isn't Called the Moon - International
Space is vast and lonely. It’s totally understandable, then, that a little rock decides to go with her. Earth It is on to take in his annual circumnavigation of Fifth note of musical scale ,
This 165-feet-long rock was discovered in 2016 by the asteroid hunter telescope pan-stars 1 , from Hawaii. Hawaiian name for this singular entity, (469219) kamoaleva , means “celestial object oscillation”.
A new kind of mom and pop shop: The Moon Market opens on the North Shore
The white building may be as bright as a full moon, but shoppers are there for what's happening inside.
"I really like it, and it's super cute in here. I love her vibe and aesthetic, how everything matches. It's very me, like, it just looks like a Pinterest board, and I love it," said Natalie Goetzman, a shopper in the store.
Researchers Have Uncovered A 'Treasure Map' For Future Moon Exploration
Researchers have uncovered potential pockets of ice on the surface of the Moon and created a map that lunar explorers could excavate. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has been collecting temperature readings for 11 years, making what could be the greatest treasure map man has ever known.
The Sky This Week from November 26 to December 3 | Astronomy.com
Friday, November 26 Dwarf planet 1 Ceres is at opposition tonight at 11 P.M. EST. It’s visible all evening, located amid the stars of the Hyades, situated on the nose of Taurus the Bull. His bright red eye, Aldebaran, can guide you: Ceres sits 5° due west of this 1st-magnitude star.
Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. The infrared image (right) shows the heat from hundreds of active volcanoes NASA/Galil… https://t.co/H9vtP4LIzwphysicsJ (from Between Mount Fuji and Tokyo)Sat Nov 27 19:02:34 +0000 2021
WATCH: NASA's DART spacecraft began a 10-month journey into space on a mission to demonstrate the world's first pla… https://t.co/fwPj2WeResReuters (from Around the world)Sun Nov 28 16:18:00 +0000 2021
ICYMI: Here's all you need to know about the DART spacecraft, the world's first planetary defense system being test… https://t.co/fztkWqO4WiReuters (from Around the world)Sun Nov 28 12:18:00 +0000 2021
ICYMI: Here's everything you need to know about the NASA mission to test the world's first planetary defense system… https://t.co/AsUyYqqDdhReuters (from Around the world)Sun Nov 28 04:15:00 +0000 2021
NASA is testing one technique it might use should a large asteroid threaten to collide with Earth. But just how high are the odds of such a dangerous space rock after all? You don't need to panic.
The newly-launched Double Asteroid Redirection Test, or DART , is designed to test whether hitting an asteroid with a spacecraft can alter the rock's trajectory enough to avoid a predicted collision with the Earth, given enough lead time.
NASA's asteroid mission may show how planet with metal core, like Earth, formed - ABC News
Inside a giant, white clean room on the campus of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, engineers and scientists have been putting the finishing touches on a spacecraft that, this time next year if all goes according to plan, will be on its way to another world.
Michael Bay: Armageddon Predicted NASA Asteroid Mission | IndieWire
Michael Bay ’s 1998 “ Armageddon ” may have been a critical flop, but the space disaster movie has proven to be prescient as far as astronomy is concerned.
“I told you so. But no one wanted to listen to me. NASA’s DART rocket lifted off today! It’s going to do a little BAYHEM in space!” wrote Bay, whose next film is February’s “Ambulance” starring Jake Gyllenhaal, on Instagram. (See the post below.)
This near-Earth asteroid may be a chunk knocked off of the moon
A near-Earth asteroid discovered in 2016 may have once been part of the moon — making it unlike any space rock we've ever seen.
The satellite: An asteroid is classified as "near-Earth" if it's within 121 million miles of the sun. Right now, we know of about 27,000 such space rocks, but only five are "quasi-satellites," meaning they stick relatively close to Earth's path while making their orbit around the sun.
Race to make laws in space before asteroid mining starts and there's a 'new wild west' - Daily
The claims were disproven, and the two women subsequently divorced. But with more and more people making their way into orbit every year it's only a matter of time before the first outer-space crime is committed.
The first attempt to draft a set of laws governing space travellers dates back almost 30 years before the first manned space flight. A Czech legal expert published a book about the problems space travel might represent for lawyers.
Asteroid City: 5 Quick Things We Know About The New Wes Anderson Movie | Cinemablend
The dust has only just settled on the wild ride that was Wes Anderson’s ode to classic journalism, The French Dispatch , but the one-of-a-kind filmmaker is already preparing to release the next addition to his prolific filmography with the feature film known simply as Asteroid
Space rock alert: Should you worry about an asteroid impact? https://t.co/RAMJva6t4D https://t.co/Rz7iWIeH9WSPACEdotcom (from NYC)Sat Nov 27 12:37:27 +0000 2021
Explore the solar system with the Playz Solar System for Kids Exploration kit, now on sale for Cyber Monday!
This is a serious price drop from the kit's usual price of $69.95. And there's quite a bit that's included in this STEM kit.
Join our Space Forums to keep talking space on the latest missions, night sky and more! And if you have a news tip, correction or comment, let us know at: community@space.com.
The TRAPPIST-1 solar system not bombarded by space rocks like early Earth, study suggests | Space
TRAPPIST-1 would be an unremarkable star if not for the scientific interest generated by its seven planets.
Astronomers first spotted the new worlds, at least three of which might be habitable, in 2016. Now, a new study suggests that the way the TRAPPIST-1 planets orbit might reveal clues about their evolution and how frequently space rocks smashed into them in their formative years.
Bluetti solar generators discounted for Black Friday 2021 - Electrek
Whether you're preparing for more frequent power outages or just bringing additional power for trips off the grid, Bluetti's solar generators can get the job done, and for Black Friday, the company's systems are on sale for hundreds of dollars off including the AC200MAX and various solar panels.
2022 Massachusetts Solar Tax Credits & Other Incentives - EcoWatch
Broadly speaking, state governments have led the way in implementing renewable energy policies in the U.S., and a couple of states have always been at the forefront of these efforts.
The most appealing Massachusetts solar tax credit available is the Personal Income Tax Credit, otherwise known as the Residential Renewable Energy Income Tax Credit .
Europe's Solar Orbiter will fly by Earth tonight. Here's how to spot it in the night sky. | Space
The European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter spacecraft passes above Earth tonight (Nov. 26) and might be visible from parts of the U.S. and western Africa with either simple binoculars or an amateur telescope.
The spacecraft, which will have to fly through areas of Earth's orbit with the highest concentration of space debris , will get as close as 285 miles (460 kilometers) from Earth's surface during the flyby.
Health risks of space tourism: Is it responsible to send humans to Mars? | TheHill
The hazards from energetic particles have been known since the early days of space exploration. On Earth, humans are protected from these charged particles, which originate from the Sun and our Milky Way galaxy. Earth is shielded by its magnetic field and atmosphere.
Human astronauts outside the Earth's magnetic "womb" get zapped by solar energetic particles, mostly during sporadic solar flares that last from minutes to hours. Such flares are prominent when the sun is "active", namely during solar maxima in its 11-year cycle of surface activity.
Publisher: TheHill
Date: 2021-11-27T14:30:09-05:00
Author: Merav Opher and Avi Loeb opinion contributors
NASA's Planetary-Defense Mission Is on Its Way to an Asteroid - The Atlantic
And, thankfully, most of us don't have to! Earth is not in immediate threat of a space rock. The chance that a known asteroid big enough to really do damage—or, you know, imperil our entire existence—will strike the planet in the next 100 years is insignificant .
But it helps to be prepared for these kinds of scenarios, and luckily there are people for whom thinking about them is a full-time job.
1 . According to NASA, Jupiter has 53 named moons and another 26 awaiting official names. Galileo Galilei first observed the four moons of the planet in 1610. They were called Galilean satellites. Which of the following is not a Galilean moon?
According to NASA, Saturn has 82 natural satellites (53 confirmed, 29 provisional) against Jupiter's 79 (53 confirmed, 26 provisional).
Explore the solar system with this STEM kit for 65% off this Cyber Monday! https://t.co/BXsE54xCEi https://t.co/11MVxFXtkQSPACEdotcom (from NYC)Sat Nov 27 22:02:14 +0000 2021
The more we explore into the universe, the more we discover. And yet, of the more than 4,000 confirmed planets beyo… https://t.co/BGVzG2dG6ENASAEarth (from Washington, DC)Thu Nov 25 16:01:10 +0000 2021
Similar to the asteroid belt, the Kuiper Belt is a doughnut-shaped region of icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune… https://t.co/CFqQfwosBPcsa_asc (from Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada)Thu Nov 25 14:48:04 +0000 2021
NASA successfully launched Landsat 9, a satellite designed to track changes on our planet to inform on key areas such as climate change, on Monday, Sept. 27. (Credit: NASA via Storyful)
NASA scientists have confirmed the existence of hundreds of new planets outside of our solar system. NASA said 301 exoplanets have been newly validated and added to the total tally.
Planets, meteors and a comet | News | myeasternshoremd.com
We close 2021, which was a great year for skywatchers, filled with many observing treats in our night skies, with a December filled with planets, meteors and, maybe, a bright comet.
Venus will peak in maximum brightness just after sunset, and the annual Geminid meteor shower will peak Dec. 14. And it is possible that a comet will reach unaided eye visibility in mid-December.
What Planets Are Retrograde December 2021? Here's The Astrological Scoop
In astrology, a retrograde has a way of making you feel like everything has been flipped upside down. This is when a planet begins moving backward in its trajectory throughout the zodiac, making it harder to get things done, focus on the future, and come up with a clear plan.
If you're new to astrology, the mere mention of the word "retrograde" may make you feel like climbing under a rock and hiding from the world. However, only a few retrogrades are truly worth worrying about.
A Space Telescope With one job: Find Habitable Planets at Alpha Centauri - Universe Today
Alpha Centauri, the nearest star system to our Sun, is like a treasure trove with many scientific discoveries just waiting to be found. Part of what makes it so compelling is that our efforts to detect extrasolar planets there have failed to yield any concrete results to date.
In the coming decades, Breakthrough Initiatives plans to send a mission there known as Starshot, a lightsail craft that could make the journey in 20 years. On Nov. 16th , Breakthrough Initiatives announced another project for detecting exoplanets next door.
Publisher: Universe Today
Date: 2021-11-25T21:51:34-05:00
Author: https www facebook com Storiesbywilliams 205745679447998 ref hl
As we move closer to the end of the month of November, the southwestern sky in Iowa is now host to three of our brightest planets, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter.
Of the three bodies, Venus, which lies closer to the southwestern horizon, is shining at a brilliant magnitude of -4.5. If you view the planet with a pair of binoculars, you should also be able to spot the Messier cluster M-8, the Lagoon Nebula is a very small distance just above it.
Publisher: The Daily Nonpareil - Council Bluffs, Iowa
Astronomers Find a Planet That Orbits its Star in Just 16 HOURS! - Universe Today
Mercury is the speed champion in our Solar System. It orbits the Sun every 88 days, and its average speed is 47 km/s. Its average distance from the Sun is 58 million km (36 million mi), and it’s so fast it’s named after Mercury, the wing-footed God.
But what if instead of Mercury, Jupiter was closest to the Sun? And what if Jupiter was even closer to the Sun than Mercury and far hotter?
What are the metallic planets? - Market Research Telecast
The planet Mercury, one of the closest to planet Earth, is also one of the rarest according to its characteristics.
Metallic planets are those whose core is rich in iron with little or no mantle. Mercury is the largest celestial body of these characteristics within the Solar System, since the other planets are made of silicate. But larger iron-rich exoplanets may exist.
The James Webb telescope will let astronomers peer into exoplanet skies
The James Webb telescope's launch has been delayed till at least December 22 after a clamp fastening it to its ride malfunctioned. But when the spacecraft finally gets to orbit, exoplanet astronomers look forward to a game-changing view of exoplanets.
One in two sun-like stars in our galaxy has a sub-Neptune exoplanet, a world between the size of Earth and Neptune, says Jacob Bean , an exoplanet astronomer at the University of Chicago and co-leader of two planned exoplanet observations outlined in a recent NASA announcement .
Garrett County Skies: Three planets in a row in west | Garrett County Community News | wvnews.com
The sun is in Ophiuchus through Dec. 17, then moving into Sagittarius for the rest of December. Late December has the sun rise at 7:38 a.m., and sunset at 5:03 p.m.
The moon nearly lines up with the sun on Dec. 4 (new moon). There follows two weeks of the moon growing in lighted width (waxing), from a crescent to nearly full. The moon appears below the brilliant planet Venus on Dec. 6 in the western dusk.
Engineering teams have determined @NASAWebb is safe and ready for fueling after having completed a series of safety… https://t.co/GaHnIg9L33NASA (from Pale Blue Dot)Thu Nov 25 00:15:37 +0000 2021
The James Webb Space Telescope is on track for a launch date of Dec. 22. Additional testing, which was conducted d… https://t.co/4VRDhwE8kpNASAWebb Thu Nov 25 00:21:45 +0000 2021
The discoveries were made thanks to a new AI learning method of differentiating between stars and planets far off i… https://t.co/LO8TEnpSmyKTVU (from Oakland, CA)Sun Nov 28 00:00:10 +0000 2021
NASA confirms that there was no damage to the James Webb Space Telescope as a result of an unplanned clamp release… https://t.co/R1iPyw8A50TGMetsFan98 (from Daytona Beach, FL)Thu Nov 25 00:31:53 +0000 2021
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/POOY77NXXFE63JVBLMRPICXN2Y.png)
