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Ex-NFL kicker Jay Feely says prom photo with gun was a 'joke'
Feely posted the photo on Twitter Saturday. The photo shows him standing with his arm around his daughter and with the gun in his other hand, next to his daughter's date. But, some people thought he crossed a line.
Feely posted the photo on Twitter Saturday. The photo shows him standing with his arm around his daughter and with the gun in his other hand, next to his daughter's date. But, some people thought he crossed a line.
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The big day is here, Pics of Asia are back behind the camera and we are live! 🙌🙌
We have spent the past six months lovingly crafting a completely new Pics of Asia for our photographer family, and we are so excited to share the fruits of our labor with you. We’ve gone big and we’ve gone bold. 📸
Our team has grown from a solo Frenchman, a teacher with a photography habit, to a collaboration with 6 dedicated photographers and mentors from all around the world. Our destinations have expanded from the beautiful coastal town of Hoi An, to now cover 8 individual and unique Asian image-rich landscapes.
Not only that, but we've got a whole new website, a quirky new logo, heaps of must see in-depth photo tutorials as well as lots of snappy surprises for you to discover. 🌏
Head to www.picsofasia.com and tell us what you think in the comments below. ⤵️⤵️
Come be part of our world adventure.
We have spent the past six months lovingly crafting a completely new Pics of Asia for our photographer family, and we are so excited to share the fruits of our labor with you. We’ve gone big and we’ve gone bold. 📸
Our team has grown from a solo Frenchman, a teacher with a photography habit, to a collaboration with 6 dedicated photographers and mentors from all around the world. Our destinations have expanded from the beautiful coastal town of Hoi An, to now cover 8 individual and unique Asian image-rich landscapes.
Not only that, but we've got a whole new website, a quirky new logo, heaps of must see in-depth photo tutorials as well as lots of snappy surprises for you to discover. 🌏
Head to www.picsofasia.com and tell us what you think in the comments below. ⤵️⤵️
Come be part of our world adventure.
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Contrary to what's written here, saying there's no problem when in deed it very well could be a problem in the near future and should definitely be addressed. The administration is also consideringinvoking a 1950 law used in war time to nationalize industries in the name of national security, according to multiple officials familiar with the deliberations.
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China begins selecting new group of 18 astronauts for space station missions - chosen candidates will include men & women, as well as scientists & engineers for first time #space #astronaut
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The Blue Horsehead Nebula in Infrared
Image Credit: WISE, IRSA, NASA; Processing & Copyright : Francesco Antonucci https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180423.html
Image Credit: WISE, IRSA, NASA; Processing & Copyright : Francesco Antonucci https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180423.html
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How to drive more traffic to your website!
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Studying dwarf galaxies to get the big picture - EPFL scientists have completed the fastidious task of analyzing 27 dwarf galaxies in detail, identifying the conditions under which they were formed and how they've since evolved. These small-scale galaxies are perfect for studying the mechanisms of new star formation and the very first steps in the creation of the universe.
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Most Beautiful View of Universe Captured by Hubble Space Telescope
Hubble space telescope has taken some of the most colorful views of the Universe.
Eagle Nebula, Keyhole Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ant Nebula, Cat's Eye Nebula, Eta Carinae, Whirlpool Galaxy, Crab Nebula, Centaurus A Galaxy, Eskimo Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Hourglass Nebula, Galaxies NGC 3314a & b, Spirograph Nebula, Star Cluster NGC 2074, Star-forming Region N 180B, Planetary Nebula NGC 2440, Interacting Galaxy Pair Arp 87, Trifid Nebula, Swan Nebula, Ring Nebula, Galaxy Cluster Abell 2218.
Clips, images credit: ESA, NASA, STScl & JPL-Caltech
Hubble space telescope has taken some of the most colorful views of the Universe.
Eagle Nebula, Keyhole Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ant Nebula, Cat's Eye Nebula, Eta Carinae, Whirlpool Galaxy, Crab Nebula, Centaurus A Galaxy, Eskimo Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Hourglass Nebula, Galaxies NGC 3314a & b, Spirograph Nebula, Star Cluster NGC 2074, Star-forming Region N 180B, Planetary Nebula NGC 2440, Interacting Galaxy Pair Arp 87, Trifid Nebula, Swan Nebula, Ring Nebula, Galaxy Cluster Abell 2218.
Clips, images credit: ESA, NASA, STScl & JPL-Caltech
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Google algorithm update from last week has been confirmed by Google https://www.seroundtable.com/google-confirmed-algorithm-update-broad-core-update-25612.html
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The cruelest place on earth
The Danakil Depression (aka “The cruelest place on earth”) sits deep in the northern deserts of Ethiopia, and averages the hottest place on the planet. Venturing here is extremely difficult and quite dangerous, requiring multiple 4WDs (in case one fails) and a convoy of armed Militia for protection. Those who brave the harsh conditions are rewarded with a landscape that looks more like Mars, than Earth…
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The Danakil Depression (aka “The cruelest place on earth”) sits deep in the northern deserts of Ethiopia, and averages the hottest place on the planet. Venturing here is extremely difficult and quite dangerous, requiring multiple 4WDs (in case one fails) and a convoy of armed Militia for protection. Those who brave the harsh conditions are rewarded with a landscape that looks more like Mars, than Earth…
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Welcome to "The Epic Adventures of BepiColombo"!
Meet our new space explorers, the spacecraft of the #BepiColombo mission, as they begin their adventure to planet Mercury. But first, they have to navigate through +Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to reach Europe’s spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.
Meet our new space explorers, the spacecraft of the #BepiColombo mission, as they begin their adventure to planet Mercury. But first, they have to navigate through +Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to reach Europe’s spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.
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Maintaining a well-balanced, healthy diet is key in protecting vision health. It may reduce your risk from developing serious eye conditions, including cataract, glaucoma, dry eyes, poor night vision, age-related macular degeneration, etc. Here are five best foods for your eyes.
http://www.herbsmedicines.com/eat-5-foods-improve-eyesight/
http://www.herbsmedicines.com/eat-5-foods-improve-eyesight/
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Moon sweeps through Leo the Lion April 23 to 25 - On the nights of April 23 to 25, 2018, the moon is moving through the constellation Leo the Lion. An important occultation of Leo’s brightest star – the concluding occultation in a series of 19 in a row – will happen on the night of April 24. Read more about the occultation below. The Lion is one of the easiest constellations to pick out in the sky, although – as the moon passes through it – the lunar glare will somewhat obscure the view. St...
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The brain requires nutrients just like your heart, lungs or muscles do. But which foods are particularly important to keep our grey matter happy and healthy?
Here are 5 choices you can make today for better brain health.
https://health-zone.org/5-foods-to-eat-for-better-brain-health/
Here are 5 choices you can make today for better brain health.
https://health-zone.org/5-foods-to-eat-for-better-brain-health/
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Nearby 'Death Star' Dubbed Kronos has Devoured 15 Earth-like Planets
In mythology, the Titan Kronos devoured his children, including Poseidon (better known as the planet Neptune), Hades (Pluto) and three daughters.
Astronomers discovered twin stars, one of which showed signs of having ingested a dozen or more rocky planets, they named them after Kronos and the companion star is named Krios, after Kronos’ brother. Their official designations are HD 240430 and HD 240429, and they are both about 350 light years from Earth.
Both Kronos and Krios are sun-like stars — yellow G-type — and are about 4 billion years old, orbiting each other about every 10,000 years. They have different chemical compositions — not an unknown phenomenon in binary star systems — but the scale of that difference is unusual, and seems even more bizarre when put in the context of the sun.
“Even if our sun ate the entire inner solar system, it wouldn’t come close to the anomaly we see in this star,” David Hogg, the group leader for astronomical data at the Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) at the Flatiron Institute, who co-authored a new study on the subject, said in a statement Thursday.
The terrestrial matter is rich in heavier elements that can make up rock-forming minerals, such as magnesium, aluminum, silicon, iron, chromium, and yttrium. These materials are found in abundance in Kronos’ outer layers. The lighter elements like oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, and potassium are found in the gaseous form. And given the laws of chemistry, heavier elements formed in nature after the lighter ones.
Therefore, usually, a Kronos-like metal-rich star would contain “all the other elements enhanced at a similar level, whereas Kronos has volatile elements suppressed, which makes it really weird in the general context of stellar abundance patterns.
All of the elements that would make up a rocky planet are exactly the elements that are enhanced on Kronos, and the volatile elements are not enhanced, so that provides a strong argument for a planet engulfment scenario, instead of something else.
Further calculations showed “that gaining this many rock-forming minerals without many volatiles would require engulfing roughly 15 Earth-mass planets.”
The paper, titled “Kronos & Krios: Evidence for accretion of a massive, rocky planetary system in a comoving pair of solar-type stars,” is available on the preprint server arXiv but is not fully peer-reviewed yet. https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.05344
https://phys.org/news/2017-10-devourer-planets-dub-star-kronos.html
http://www.ibtimes.com/nearby-star-kronos-ate-15-earths-worth-rocky-mass-2600992
https://www.princeton.edu/news/2017/10/12/devourer-planets-princeton-researchers-dub-star-kronos
Clips, images credit: ESO, ESA/HUBBLE & NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Hurt (SSC-Caltech)
Music credit: YouTube Audio Library
In mythology, the Titan Kronos devoured his children, including Poseidon (better known as the planet Neptune), Hades (Pluto) and three daughters.
Astronomers discovered twin stars, one of which showed signs of having ingested a dozen or more rocky planets, they named them after Kronos and the companion star is named Krios, after Kronos’ brother. Their official designations are HD 240430 and HD 240429, and they are both about 350 light years from Earth.
Both Kronos and Krios are sun-like stars — yellow G-type — and are about 4 billion years old, orbiting each other about every 10,000 years. They have different chemical compositions — not an unknown phenomenon in binary star systems — but the scale of that difference is unusual, and seems even more bizarre when put in the context of the sun.
“Even if our sun ate the entire inner solar system, it wouldn’t come close to the anomaly we see in this star,” David Hogg, the group leader for astronomical data at the Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) at the Flatiron Institute, who co-authored a new study on the subject, said in a statement Thursday.
The terrestrial matter is rich in heavier elements that can make up rock-forming minerals, such as magnesium, aluminum, silicon, iron, chromium, and yttrium. These materials are found in abundance in Kronos’ outer layers. The lighter elements like oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, and potassium are found in the gaseous form. And given the laws of chemistry, heavier elements formed in nature after the lighter ones.
Therefore, usually, a Kronos-like metal-rich star would contain “all the other elements enhanced at a similar level, whereas Kronos has volatile elements suppressed, which makes it really weird in the general context of stellar abundance patterns.
All of the elements that would make up a rocky planet are exactly the elements that are enhanced on Kronos, and the volatile elements are not enhanced, so that provides a strong argument for a planet engulfment scenario, instead of something else.
Further calculations showed “that gaining this many rock-forming minerals without many volatiles would require engulfing roughly 15 Earth-mass planets.”
The paper, titled “Kronos & Krios: Evidence for accretion of a massive, rocky planetary system in a comoving pair of solar-type stars,” is available on the preprint server arXiv but is not fully peer-reviewed yet. https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.05344
https://phys.org/news/2017-10-devourer-planets-dub-star-kronos.html
http://www.ibtimes.com/nearby-star-kronos-ate-15-earths-worth-rocky-mass-2600992
https://www.princeton.edu/news/2017/10/12/devourer-planets-princeton-researchers-dub-star-kronos
Clips, images credit: ESO, ESA/HUBBLE & NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Hurt (SSC-Caltech)
Music credit: YouTube Audio Library
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