Astronomers Caught The Exact Moment a Dying Star Swallowed an Entire Planet
Whether we like it or not, someday, our Sun will swell outward and engulf our planet like a fiery amoeba.That's the fate of most worlds around middleweight stars, according to physics.And astronomers recently witnessed it for the first time in a star system 12,000 light years away.They published their findings in the journal Nature.
Early morning Coronation rehearsal featuring state coaches staged in London
T he first glimpses of the Coronation have been revealed as rehearsals took place in central London in the early hours of Wednesday morning.Hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched down from Buckingham Palace past Trafalgar Square and Downing Street to Westminster Abbey.The Diamond Jubilee State Coach and Gold State Coach were marched down the Mall as part of the preparations for the full event on May 6.
Early morning Coronation rehearsal featuring state coaches staged in London
The first glimpses of the Coronation have been revealed as rehearsals took place in central London in the early hours of Wednesday morning.Hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched down from Buckingham Palace past Trafalgar Square and Downing Street to Westminster Abbey.The Diamond Jubilee State Coach and Gold State Coach were marched down the Mall as part of the preparations for the full event on May 6.
Moonquakes? Scientists are cracking open the mystery of icy moons
The European Space Agency's (ESA) recently launched Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer ( JUICE) mission and NASA's upcoming Europa Clipper mission could allow scientists to image landslides on the icy moons of Europa and Ganymede due to potential moonquakes on these small worlds.This comes after a recent study examined fault scarps on Europa and Ganymede orbiting Jupiter and Enceladus and Dione orbiting Saturn to try to draw a connection between tectonic activity (quakes) and observed mass wasting (landslides) on these surfaces.
Barry Manilow to be honored in star-studded concert in NYC: 'Gonna be sitting there with my Kleenex'
Music and passion are (still) always in fashion when Barry Manilow is around.On Monday, the Brooklyn-born superstar will be honored at Carnegie Hall in New York City in an evening peppered with stage and screen stars including Charo, Michael Urie, and Manilow's longtime collaborator Dionne Warwick."This One's For You: The Music of Barry Manilow" is a gala concert celebrating the 40th anniversary of the New York Pops, the nation's largest independent pops orchestra and the city's only professional orchestra that specializes in pop music.
Venus the Influencer? An Italian Tourism Campaign Prompts Backlash.
If Italy's tourism ministry hoped to make waves with a new marketing campaign promoting the country's many wonders, it certainly hit the mark, though not, perhaps, in the way the government had imagined.Presented last week, the Open to Meraviglia campaign which uses the Italian word for wonder quickly stumbled.
Astronomers Caught The Exact Moment a Dying Star Swallowed an Entire Planet
Whether we like it or not, someday, our Sun will swell outward and engulf our planet like a fiery amoeba.That's the fate of most worlds around middleweight stars, according to physics.And astronomers recently witnessed it for the first time in a star system 12,000 light years away.They published their findings in the journal Nature.
Early morning Coronation rehearsal featuring state coaches staged in London
T he first glimpses of the Coronation have been revealed as rehearsals took place in central London in the early hours of Wednesday morning.Hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched down from Buckingham Palace past Trafalgar Square and Downing Street to Westminster Abbey.The Diamond Jubilee State Coach and Gold State Coach were marched down the Mall as part of the preparations for the full event on May 6.
Early morning Coronation rehearsal featuring state coaches staged in London
The first glimpses of the Coronation have been revealed as rehearsals took place in central London in the early hours of Wednesday morning.Hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched down from Buckingham Palace past Trafalgar Square and Downing Street to Westminster Abbey.The Diamond Jubilee State Coach and Gold State Coach were marched down the Mall as part of the preparations for the full event on May 6.
Moonquakes? Scientists are cracking open the mystery of icy moons
The European Space Agency's (ESA) recently launched Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer ( JUICE) mission and NASA's upcoming Europa Clipper mission could allow scientists to image landslides on the icy moons of Europa and Ganymede due to potential moonquakes on these small worlds.This comes after a recent study examined fault scarps on Europa and Ganymede orbiting Jupiter and Enceladus and Dione orbiting Saturn to try to draw a connection between tectonic activity (quakes) and observed mass wasting (landslides) on these surfaces.
Barry Manilow to be honored in star-studded concert in NYC: 'Gonna be sitting there with my Kleenex'
Music and passion are (still) always in fashion when Barry Manilow is around.On Monday, the Brooklyn-born superstar will be honored at Carnegie Hall in New York City in an evening peppered with stage and screen stars including Charo, Michael Urie, and Manilow's longtime collaborator Dionne Warwick."This One's For You: The Music of Barry Manilow" is a gala concert celebrating the 40th anniversary of the New York Pops, the nation's largest independent pops orchestra and the city's only professional orchestra that specializes in pop music.
Venus the Influencer? An Italian Tourism Campaign Prompts Backlash.
If Italy's tourism ministry hoped to make waves with a new marketing campaign promoting the country's many wonders, it certainly hit the mark, though not, perhaps, in the way the government had imagined.Presented last week, the Open to Meraviglia campaign which uses the Italian word for wonder quickly stumbled.
Watch as London gets first glimpse of the coronation with early morning rehearsals
Rehearsals for the Kings Coronation took place in central London from Buckingham Palace past Trafalgar Square and Downing Street to Westminster Abbey.(Image: James Manning/PA Wire) Londoners were treated to a first look of the King's coronation as rehearsals took place in central London in the early hours of Wednesday morning (May 3).
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music to host third annual music festival * Brooklyn Paper
Photo by Jaznina Santiago Search our comprehensive guide to things to do in Brooklyn for more local events - or submit your own! Music lovers can rejoice as the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music (BKCM) will be hosting their third annual "Open Stages" festival in Park Slope, featuring a litany of local musicians and artists that will transform the neighborhood streets into a dance floor.
INTERVIEW - ARODES | Interviews | Deep House London
In 2022 , among others.These tracks have been played by some of the industry's top artists including Arodes established himself as an important emergent producer in the electronic music scene, with tracks like ""Storm" , Reborn", and "Esperanza" ARTBAT, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Monolink, Swedish House Mafia, and more.
How the Saw Lady Spends Her Sundays
To most people, the concept of playing a musical saw is akin to chopping a log in half with a cello, said Natalia Paruz, also known as the Saw Lady, who often plays a toothless saw in the subways and other public venues.They associate the saw, not with music and poetry, but with destruction and deforestation, she said.
I Want to Buy a Co-op Now and a Piano Later. Do I Have to Tell the Board?
Q: I want to buy a co-op in New York City, partly to have space for a piano, which I don't currently own.I intend to play the piano for an hour or two a day.I don't plan to mention this detail at the co-op board interview and since I don't own the piano yet, I wouldn't be lying if the board asked about such a thing.
Heavy Song of the Week: Wolfgang Van Halen Shreds on Mammoth WVH's "Another Celebration at the End of the World"
Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday.This week the top spot goes to Mammoth WVH's "Another Celebration at the End of the World."Wolfgang Van Halen has made it abundantly clear: He has no intention of playing Van Halen songs with his project Mammoth WVH.
Shattering the glass (and clan) ceiling with the sound of kora
In many West African cultures, griots serve as communal memory banks, transmitting a people's history, rituals, folklore and values from generation to generation, stretching back centuries.But for Anglo-Gambian kora master Sona Jobarteh, becoming the first women from a griot family to master the 21-string instrument was a decidedly secluded process.
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music to host third annual music festival * Brooklyn Paper
Photo by Jaznina Santiago Search our comprehensive guide to things to do in Brooklyn for more local events - or submit your own! Music lovers can rejoice as the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music (BKCM) will be hosting their third annual "Open Stages" festival in Park Slope, featuring a litany of local musicians and artists that will transform the neighborhood streets into a dance floor.
INTERVIEW - ARODES | Interviews | Deep House London
In 2022 , among others.These tracks have been played by some of the industry's top artists including Arodes established himself as an important emergent producer in the electronic music scene, with tracks like ""Storm" , Reborn", and "Esperanza" ARTBAT, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Monolink, Swedish House Mafia, and more.
How the Saw Lady Spends Her Sundays
To most people, the concept of playing a musical saw is akin to chopping a log in half with a cello, said Natalia Paruz, also known as the Saw Lady, who often plays a toothless saw in the subways and other public venues.They associate the saw, not with music and poetry, but with destruction and deforestation, she said.
I Want to Buy a Co-op Now and a Piano Later. Do I Have to Tell the Board?
Q: I want to buy a co-op in New York City, partly to have space for a piano, which I don't currently own.I intend to play the piano for an hour or two a day.I don't plan to mention this detail at the co-op board interview and since I don't own the piano yet, I wouldn't be lying if the board asked about such a thing.
Heavy Song of the Week: Wolfgang Van Halen Shreds on Mammoth WVH's "Another Celebration at the End of the World"
Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday.This week the top spot goes to Mammoth WVH's "Another Celebration at the End of the World."Wolfgang Van Halen has made it abundantly clear: He has no intention of playing Van Halen songs with his project Mammoth WVH.
Shattering the glass (and clan) ceiling with the sound of kora
In many West African cultures, griots serve as communal memory banks, transmitting a people's history, rituals, folklore and values from generation to generation, stretching back centuries.But for Anglo-Gambian kora master Sona Jobarteh, becoming the first women from a griot family to master the 21-string instrument was a decidedly secluded process.
FDA, CISA: Illumina Medical Devices Vulnerable to Remote Hacking
The US government is notifying healthcare providers and lab personnel about a component used by several Illumina medical devices being affected by serious vulnerabilities that can allow remote hacking.On Thursday, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency ( CISA) and the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA) issued public notifications to inform organizations about the vulnerabilities affecting the Universal Copy Service (UCS) component used by several of Illumina's genetic sequencing instruments.
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NASA discovery reveals an intergalactic gamma-ray burst that could be the brightest of all time
In October, astronomers recorded a singular cosmic explosion across the universea pulse of gamma radiation so fantastic that NASA scientists have dubbed it the BOAT, or brightest of all time.
It was astonishing and consequential, and like most faraway whims of space and time whose existence finally make themselves known to our corner of the universeplanet Earthit was also far in the past, long gone from a fleeting moment.
The signal from the gamma-ray burst, now named GRB 221009A, had been racing through space for 1.9 billion years before reaching the fields of our telescopes.
Small US banks see record drop in deposits after SVB collapse
Deposits at small US banks dropped by a record amount following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank on March 10, data released on Friday by the Federal Reserve showed.Deposits at small banks fell $119 billion to $5.46 trillion in the week ended March 15, which was more than twice the previous record drop and the biggest decline as a percent of overall deposits since the week ended March 16, 2007.
How a NASA Drone Could Find Traces of Life on Saturn's Weirdest Moon
The highly-anticipated Dragonfly robotic rotorcraft mission to Saturn's moon Titan is scheduled to launch in 2027.When it arrives in the mid-2030s, it will hover and zoom around in the thick atmosphere of Titan, sampling the air and imaging the landscape.What could be more exciting than that!? Well, actually ... there's more: Dragonfly will also be equipped with a mass spectrometer that will help it search for the chemistry of life in this alien world.
Nam June Paik: Moon Is The Oldest TV movie review (2023) | Roger Ebert
In a mix of epigrammatic soundbites and testimonials, Paik describes the difficulties he had in finding opportunities and receptive audiences for his earliest work.Challenging live performances, like when cellist Charlotte Moorman played improvised instruments, sometimes wearing a Paik-designed brassiere with mini-TV monitor pasties, were also not immediately praised by art critics.
These Devices Sickened Hundreds. The New Models Have Risks, Too.
After medical instruments called duodenoscopes sickened hundreds of patients in hospital outbreaks a few years ago, the Food and Drug Administration urged health care facilities to switch to models with disposable components less likely to carry bacteria from one patient to another.Now the agency says there are problems with those instruments, too.