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2 episodes with M51
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2 episodes with M51
2 episodes with M51
2 episodes with M51
2 episodes with M51
M51 Crisis Alimenticia, Aquaponia. En el episodio M51 exploramos la sombra creciente de la crisis alimentaria que acecha a nuestro planeta. Descubrimos cómo la aquaponia surge como un milagro verde, fusionando acuacultura e hidroponía en un ciclo perfecto. Imagina peces y plantas en un pacto milenario, donde los desechos piscícolas nutren hortalizas sin suelo ni pesticidas. Hablaremos de huertos en azoteas y túneles subterráneos que desafían la escasez y prometen soberanía alimentaria urbana. Verás cómo esta técnica ahorra hasta un 90 % de agua y puede revolucionar el cultivo en regiones castigadas por la sequía. Prepárate para un viaje que une ciencia, supervivencia y esperanza en un futuro más sostenible.
M51 Capitulo 4 - Akhenatón Egipto y sus Misterios. Bajo el sol incandescente de Amarna, Akhenatón alzó su culto al disco solar, rompiendo millenios de tradición faraónica. Sus templos etéreos y estatuas de rasgos andróginos susurran enigmas sobre fe, poder y una herejía divina. Entre palacios de adobe y altares dorados, el rey “Aquel que es útil a Atón” dejó escritos crípticos y grafitis sagrados. Capítulo 4 de M51 desvela estas huellas milenarias, donde la luz del sol y el misterio se funden en un eco eterno.
M51 El Origen de las Letras y el Alfabeto Latino. En este episodio de M51 rastreamos la huella chispeante que convierte un dibujo de buey en la ‘A' que ilumina nuestras páginas. Desde los tajos del Sinaí hasta los bronces de Roma, las letras viajan como talismanes, robando voz al silencio y poder a los reyes. Cada trazo del alfabeto latino es un fósil vivo: conjura dioses fenicios, coros griegos y legiones que tallaron su nombre en el polvo. Únete a nosotros y descubre cómo la simple línea de una pluma cambió el destino del mundo… empezando por la palabra que ahora lees.
En el Capítulo 3 de M51 descendemos a las Tumbas Malditas de Egipto, donde los jeroglíficos advierten de un aliento letal tras cada losa. Las arenas guardan cadáveres de saqueadores sin herida visible, vencidos por un susurro que aún repta en la oscuridad. Científicos culpan a esporas tóxicas y sellos de mercurio; los viejos sacerdotes hablaban de dioses hambrientos que reclaman su oro. Acompáñanos: cada paso puede romper un conjuro milenario… o despertar algo que jamás quiso ser perturbado.
M51 Evolución de las ARMAS DE ASEDIO, Catapultas y trabuquetes. M51 revela cómo la ingeniería antigua transformó troncos y cuerdas en máquinas de conquista De las primeras catapultas griegas nace un arte de torsión que convierte la física en terror resonante El trebuquete medieval perfecciona la balística: un péndulo gigante que arroja cien kilos con elegancia letal Cada avance de asedio es un espejo de nuestra creatividad bélica, tensión entre cálculo y devastación
M51 Ataque a Infraestructuras Energéticas. M51 indaga en la vulnerabilidad de las arterias que iluminan nuestras ciudades Un ataque a infraestructuras energéticas desata un dominó de silencios y pantallas muertas Subestaciones, oleoductos y cables troncales se revelan como frágiles capillas de la era digital Entre generadores detenidos surge la pregunta: ¿Cuánta oscuridad basta para reiniciar la conciencia?
M51MISTERIOS DE LA IGLESIA DE SAN PLÁCIDO. M51 explora los misterios de la Iglesia de San Plácido Ecos monásticos resuenan entre claustros y encrucijadas Relicarios velan sombras que se confiesan en cada canto El silencio cuenta leyendas que nunca dormirán
Nel conflitto regionale attualmente in corso in Medio Oriente, lo scontro fra Gerusalemme e Teheran passa per Dahiyeh. La traduzione di questo nome è letteralmente “sobborgo Sud di Beirut”, strategico perché tagliato dall'autostrada M51 che connette il centro all'aeroporto capitolino “Rafic Hariri”.
L'Agence spatiale européenne a publié, le 29 août 2023, un cliché inédit de la galaxie du Tourbillon (M51) photographié par le James Webb, le plus puissant télescope envoyé dans l'espace. On peut y observer, avec une précision inégalée, cette célèbre galaxie, prisée par les passionnés d'astronomie. La galaxie du Tourbillon a été découverte en 1773 par Charles Messier, un astrologue français, connu pour avoir créé le catalogue des nébuleuses et des amas d'étoiles. M51 est considérée comme un des plus beaux objets célestes. Elle est à 27 millions d'années-lumière de la Terre, dans la petite constellation des Chiens de chasse, proche de la Grande Ourse. Sa forme, caractéristique des galaxies spirales, est observable avec un télescope amateur. Qu'est-ce qu'une galaxie spirale ? Qu'a-t-on appris de nouveau au sujet de la galaxie du Tourbillon ? À quoi ressemble-t-elle ? Écoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast Bababam Originals, écrit et réalisé par Joanne Bourdin. Première diffusion : 5 septembre 2023. À écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce que le télescope James-Webb ? Qu'est-ce que la mission “Juice”, pilotée par l'Agence spatiale européenne ? Qu'est-ce que le tourisme spatial ? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Le 27 avril, Emmanuel Macron s'est de nouveau dit prêt à ouvrir le débat d'une défense européenne qui comprendrait aussi l'arme nucléaire. Une inflexion se fait jour, dans une doctrine qui jusque-là érigeait la dissuasion comme une défense strictement nationale. « Dissuasion nucléaire chimiquement pure », la formule est celle du diplomate Nicolas Roche, dans Les mondes en guerre publié en 2021. Il soulève la singularité d'une dissuasion française strictement vouée à menacer de riposte un agresseur pour empêcher la guerre.Une arme placée exclusivement entre les mains du président faisant de la France une monarchie nucléaire, reposant sur une doctrine qui, ces trente dernières années, n'a connu que de rares évolutions, précise l'historien Yannick Pincé, chercheur au centre interdisciplinaire sur les enjeux stratégiques : « On a notamment renoncé à l'armement tactique qui représente en fait les armes nucléaires qui visaient des objectifs militaires. Jacques Chirac a renoncé au ciblage démographique pour cibler en fait ce que l'on appelle des dommages inacceptables sur les adversaires. Et on est passé de trois composantes nucléaires, donc Terre, Mer et Air à deux composantes, Terre et Air. »Deux composantes donc, les sous-marins nucléaires lanceurs d'engins dotés de leurs missiles balistiques stratégiques M51 et la composante aérienne avec les chasseurs-bombardiers Rafale et leurs missiles ASMP-A, au service d'une doctrine invariable. Invariable jusqu'au bouleversement majeur de la guerre en Ukraine et d'un éventuel retrait du parapluie nucléaire américain comme le laisse entendre le candidat Donald Trump.Dissuasion nucléaireLa dissuasion nucléaire est un outil de souveraineté impossible à partager, et ce, pour une raison simple : qui appuierait sur le bouton ? Mais depuis le discours de Toulon en 2022, Emmanuel Macron indique qu'il souhaite « européaniser » la capacité de dissuasion nucléaire. Les intérêts vitaux de la France s'étendent à l'Europe, précise le président français. Une réassurance qui, en filigrane, existe déjà pointe Yannick Pincé : « Rien que la présence de soldats français à l'Est, est une forme de réassurance nucléaire, puisqu'en cas d'offensive russe contre un pays d'Europe de l'Est, ça passerait par des combats contre des soldats français, contre des soldats d'une puissance nucléaire, ce qui ferait réfléchir à la base. Mais on peut imaginer tout un tas de dispositifs qui maintiendraient la souveraineté française sur nos armes nucléaires. Par exemple, comme on l'a fait lors de nos exercices aériens, on peut inclure des avions alliés dans nos exercices de raid nucléaire. On peut aussi stationner des rafales dans des pays alliés, sur le modèle de ce que pratiquent les Américains au niveau de l'Otan. C'est-à-dire que les armes nucléaires resteraient gardées par des soldats français et resteraient en fait dépendantes d'un ordre d'engagement du président de la République française. Donc ce n'est pas vraiment un partage, c'est plus une européanisation et une forme de réassurance vis-à-vis de nos alliés. »À lire aussiNucléaire français et défense européenne, Emmanuel Macron relance un épineux débatReste que ces inflexions constituent un véritable tournant dans la dissuasion nucléaire, assure l'historien Yannick Pincé : « On ose désormais parler de dialogue avec nos alliés sur la défense européenne qui inclurait notre dissuasion nucléaire. On ose aussi envisager l'échec de la dissuasion. C'est le chef d'état-major de l'armée de terre Pierre Schill qui a parlé de ça il y a quelques semaines. Très exactement, il ne parlait pas d'échec de la dissuasion, il évoquait une agression sous le seuil des intérêts vitaux, c'est-à-dire sous le seuil nucléaire, donc on ne voit plus en fait notre force nucléaire comme étant uniquement quelque chose qui empêche la guerre. »La dissuasion nucléaire n'est plus garante d'une paix absolue, elle n'est pas un rempart contre la guerre hybride, sous le seuil du conflit ouvert et dont la Russie s'est fait une spécialité.
我们使用SeeStar这种简单的工具还是可以拍到不少的肉眼看不到的天体。大熊座附近几乎就是星系的乐园。春季可以拍摄到不少漂亮的星系。首先是M3大球团，整体亮度6.3等。这是一个由几百万个恒星组成的密集球团，非常的漂亮，相对来讲也比较亮。梅西耶是一位法国天文学家，它给当时那些模模糊糊看不清楚的天体编写了一张星表，1771年发表的第一版只列了45个天体，编号以M开头。大家只要看到编号是Mxx，那就是梅西耶星表的编号。第一号编号M1，就是蟹状星云。猎户座星云编号M42，仙女座大星系，编号是M31。风车星系编号M101，亮度是7.9等，这是一个非常漂亮的旋涡星系。M51也很出名，这个家伙是8.1等，稍微暗了一点。星等数越小越亮，北极星是2等星，金星是-4等的。没办法，金星太亮，只能是负数了。M51星系有一个伴星星系。这一大一小两个星系之间距离非常近，而且有非常强的互动关系。很明显，M51的一条悬臂已经伸到了隔壁邻居家，似乎是在薅隔壁邻居的羊毛。所以，M51和它的伙伴成了天文摄影爱好者非常喜欢的一个目标。M81和M82距离非常近，都在大熊座。M81相对较亮，亮度是6.9等，M82是8.4等。M82虽然很小，但是M82拥有一个活动星系核，说白了，这个星系的中心正在往外喷射物质。这个星系恰好又是盘子侧面对着我们，恰好可以看见喷流。所以，这样的目标也非常值得尝试……
Misterio 51 T7X18 Oficios Mágicos y Ocultos con Raul Ferrero, La expansión del Universo, Misterios, Mitos y Leyendas.mp3 Las tecnologías en la sociedad moderna y su futuro, lugares con misterio, la velocidad de la luz, lentes gravitacionales, una entrevista increíble a Raul Ferrero, oficios Mágicos y mas en M51.
For review:1. US Foreign Military Sales: South Korea- SM 6 missiles + AIM 9 Sidewinder Missiles; & Japan- Tomahawk Missiles.2. US Security Assistance to Ukraine is worth $100 million. Includes 1 x HIMARS; 155 & 105mm artillery rounds; AT weapons, etc.3. US Secretary of Defense visits Ukraine.4. IDF locates and explores tunnel in the Al-Shifa hospital complex.5. IDF 36th Division ground operations in Gaza employ Infantry-Armor-Combat Engineer teams.6. US Army Long-Range Precision Fires effort- Mid-Range Capability or new name- Strategic Mid-Range Fires System- will be fielded in Indo-Pacific AOR next year. Exact location- not disclosed yet. (South Korea? Guam? Hawaii?)7. Sweden to procure Common Anti-Air Missiles for Royal Navy Corvettes.8. France successfully tests M51.3 Strategic Ballistic Missile.9. India and Australia to hold defense & security dialogue.10. UK Navy successfully launch/recovers large Mojave UAS from HMS Prince of Wales Aircraft Carrier off the Virginia Coast.
La France a procédé samedi à un tir d'essai d'un missile balistique stratégique M51.3, sans charge nucléaire. "Une posture de dissuasion", selon Jean-Dominique Merchet.
Charles Messier compiled a catalog of “fuzzy” objects in the night sky to help his fellow astronomers discover more comets. But it was while watching a comet that Messier discovered the 51st object on his list. He found it 250 years ago tonight. He described it as “a very faint nebula, without stars.” Modern telescopes see it as a beautiful spiral galaxy, known as the Whirlpool. It's about 25 million to 30 million light-years away. It's a little smaller than our own galaxy, the Milky Way. M51 actually consists of two galaxies that have sideswiped each other. The close encounter helped create the larger galaxy's beautiful spiral arms. The gravity of the smaller galaxy, which looks like a bright knot of stars at the end of one of the larger galaxy's spiral arms, has created waves that roll around the galaxy's core. The waves compress clouds of gas and dust, triggering the birth of new stars. Some of the new stars are big, hot, and bright, so they outline the spiral arms. These young, bright stars don't last long, though — they explode after a few million years. In fact, three stellar explosions have been seen in M51 in the past few decades, compared to none in the bigger Milky Way. Even as they die, though, the stars are replaced by new ones — the offspring of a galactic encounter. M51 is just outside Ursa Major, near the tip of the Big Dipper's handle. It's an easy target for small telescopes. Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory
M51 是 Charles Messier 編 ê 彼个有名 ê 目錄內底 第 51 个天體，伊是一對交互作用星系。伊嘛去予編做 NGC 5194，應該是 頭一个科學家揣著--ê 捲螺仔星雲，是一个有捲螺仔結構 ê 大型正向星系。伊 ê 捲螺仔手骨 kah 塗粉帶 ùi 伊 ê 星系伴 NGC 5195（正爿彼个）頭前掃--過。Tī 這个望遠鏡視野內底 ê M51，若是直接用目睭看，是暗暗霧霧。伊 kah 咱 ê 距離差不多有 3100 萬光年，就 chhāi tī 獵犬座 的邊界內底。是講這張深空影像 有翕著這組星系對足驚人 ê 細節，包括媠甲會觸舌 ê 色光 kah 拖甲長長 ê 潮汐屑仔。這張影像是一陣 用地面望遠鏡翕相 ê 天文攝影師 ê 合作作品。In kā 10 工感光時間 ê 影像疊做伙，製作出這幅 M51 星系 ê 經典肖像。這張影像內底有 118 點鐘 ê 狹頻資料，嘛有翕著足大片 ê 紅光雲，這是 tī M51 系統內底 揣--著 ê 離子化水素氣體。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20230811/ 影像：The Deep Sky Collective - Carl Björk, Thomas Bähnck, Sebastian Donoso, Jake Gentillon, Antoine and Dalia Grelin, Stephen Guberski, Richard Hall, Tino Heuberger, Jason Jacks, Paul Kent, Brian Meyers, William Ostling, Nicolas Puig, Tim Schaeffer, Felix Schöfbänker, Mikhail Vasilev 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230811.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
L'Agence spatiale européenne a publié, le 29 août 2023, un cliché inédit de la galaxie du Tourbillon (M51) photographié par le James Webb, le plus puissant télescope envoyé dans l'espace. On peut y observer, avec une précision inégalée, cette célèbre galaxie, prisée par les passionnés d'astronomie. La galaxie du Tourbillon a été découverte en 1773 par Charles Messier, un astrologue français, connu pour avoir créé le catalogue des nébuleuses et des amas d'étoiles. M51 est considérée comme un des plus beaux objets célestes. Elle est à 27 millions d'années-lumière de la Terre, dans la petite constellation des Chiens de chasse, proche de la Grande Ourse. Sa forme, caractéristique des galaxies spirales, est observable avec un télescope amateur. Qu'est-ce qu'une galaxie spirale ? Qu'a-t-on appris de nouveau au sujet de la galaxie du Tourbillon ? À quoi ressemble-t-elle ? Écoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast Bababam Originals, écrit et réalisé par Joanne Bourdin. À écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce que le télescope James-Webb ? Qu'est-ce que la mission “Juice”, pilotée par l'Agence spatiale européenne ? Qu'est-ce que le tourisme spatial ? © ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, A. Adamo (Stockholm University) and the FEAST JWST team Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
大粒星系是 kā 細粒星系食去，才會愈來愈大粒。就算是咱家己 ê 銀河嘛是有 leh 進行 仝一類星系互食 ê 行為，kā 傷倚、去予銀河重力搝牢 ê 一寡較細粒 ê 星系 吸入來。實際上，這款行為 tī 宇宙內底是 足四常--ê。像這對 tī 南天星座 波江座 溪邊 引人注目 ê 交互作用星系 就是這款星系。In 就 tī 5000 萬光年遠 ê 所在，這个大型變形 ê 捲螺仔星系 NGC 1532 kah 矮星系 NGC 1531 ê 引力 leh 相戰，毋過較細 ê 星系 落尾會輸去。捲螺仔星系 NGC 1532 是側向星系，大細差不多有 10 萬光年大。這張翕甲足清楚 ê 合併星系，是 chhāi tī 智利 Cerro Tololo ê 美洲洲際天文台 ê 美國國家科學基金會 ê Blanco 4 公尺望遠鏡 頂懸 鬥 ê 暗能量相機 翕--ê。科學家認為講，NGC 1532 kah 1531 這組 星系對，應該 kah 進前研究足深 ê 正向捲螺仔星系對 M51 kah 伊 ê 星系伴 欲仝欲仝。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20230727/ 影像：CTIO/NOIRLab/DOE/NSF/AURA; R. Colombari, M. Zamani & D. de Martin (NSF's NOIRLab) 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿錕 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230727.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
In Folge 82 gibt es die besten Hits der 80er, 90er und der letzten paar Milliarden Jahre! In Sommerfolge Nummer 2 hat Ruth ein paar Sonifikationen rausgesucht. So nennt man die Transformation von in diesem Fall optischer Information in akustische Signale. Und damit kann man sich zum Beispiel den Katzenaugennebel anhören. Oder ein paar supermassereiche schwarze Löcher. Außerdem ist das die letzte Folge, in der Florian noch Junggeselle ist! Wenn ihr uns unterstützen wollt, könnt ihr das hier tun: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PodcastDasUniversum. Oder hier: https://steadyhq.com/de/dasuniversum. Oder hier: https://www.patreon.com/dasuniversum.
Es gibt kaum ein schöneres Bild als das der Whirlpool-Galaxie. Aber auch über die reine Ästhetik hinaus kann man viel über diese faszinierende Galaxie erzählen. Alles dazu erfahrt ihr in der neuen Folge der Sternengeschichten. Wer den Podcast finanziell unterstützen möchte, kann das hier tun: Mit PayPal (https://www.paypal.me/florianfreistetter), Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/sternengeschichten) oder Steady (https://steadyhq.com/sternengeschichten)
Quelques jours après un nouvel essai de missile ballistique M51 un SNLE, rediffusion de l'épisode relatant l'un des premiers essais de ce missile, en 2020.
Chris and Shane welcome Alister Ling to discuss various aspects of M51.
揣著北斗星 了後，綴這个北斗 ê 湯匙仔柄揣出去，離湯匙仔上遠 ê 所在，你會當揣著上尾彼粒較光 ê 星。了後，kā 你 ê 望遠鏡小可仔徙 tùi 西南爿，你就會當看著這个雙雙對對 ê 交互作用星系，伊就是 Charles Messier 目錄內底 第 51 个天體。伊可能是 原始 ê 捲螺仔星雲。這个大星系有完美 ê 捲螺仔結構，伊嘛去予編做 NGC 5194。咱會當清楚看著伊 ê 捲螺仔手骨 kah 塗粉帶，ùi 伊 ê 星系伴，倒爿 ê NGC 5195，面頭前掃過。這組星系互相 ê 距離差不多是 3100 萬光年遠，in 就 chhāi tī 一个較細的星座，獵犬座 ê 邊界。咱若是用望遠鏡直接看，M51 看起來是霧霧閣暗暗。毋閣 這个遮爾顯目 ê 深空影像，予咱看著交互星系 ê 細節，包括色彩 ê 變化 kah 潮汐屑仔。這張是用 90 點鐘 ê 狹頻資料疊出來 ê 影像。咱會當看著 M51 系統 內底，離子化 ê 紅色水素氣體 組成 ê 大型發光雲。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20220902/ 影像：Fabian Neyer 音樂：P!SCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：阿綠 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220902.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
Novae in M51: a New, Much Higher Rate from Multi-epoch HST Data by Shifra Mandel et al. on Monday 17 October Accurate determination of the rates of nova eruptions in different kinds of galaxies give us strong constraints on those galaxies' underlying white dwarf and binary populations, and those stars' spatial distributions. Until 2016, limitations inherent in ground-based surveys of external galaxies - and dust extinction in the Milky Way - significantly hampered the determination of those rates and how much they differ between different types of galaxies. Infrared Galactic surveys and dense cadence Hubble Space Telescope (HST)-based surveys are overcoming these limitations, leading to sharply increased nova-in-galaxy rates relative to those previously claimed. Here we present 14 nova candidates that were serendipitously observed during a year-long HST survey of the massive spiral galaxy M51 (the "Whirlpool Galaxy"). We use simulations based on observed nova light curves to model the incompleteness of the HST survey in unprecedented detail, determining a nova detection efficiency $epsilon = 20.3$ percent. The survey's M51 area coverage, combined with $epsilon$, indicates a conservative M51 nova rate of $172^{+46}_{-37}$ novae yr$^{-1}$, corresponding to a luminosity-specific nova rate (LSNR) of $sim10.4^{+2.8}_{-2.2}$ novae yr$^{-1}$/$10^{10} L_{odot,K}$. Both these rates are approximately an order of magnitude higher than those estimated by ground-based studies, contradicting claims of universal low nova rates in all types of galaxies determined by low cadence, ground-based surveys. They demonstrate that, contrary to theoretical models, the HST-determined LSNR in a giant elliptical galaxy (M87) and a giant spiral galaxy (M51) likely do not differ by an order of magnitude or more, and may in fact be quite similar. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2210.06503v2
Novae in M51: a New, Much Higher Rate from Multi-epoch HST Data by Shifra Mandel et al. on Thursday 13 October Accurate determination of the rates of nova eruptions in different kinds of galaxies give us strong constraints on those galaxies' underlying white dwarf and binary populations, and those stars' spatial distributions. Until 2016, limitations inherent in ground-based surveys of external galaxies - and dust extinction in the Milky Way - significantly hampered the determination of those rates and how much they differ between different types of galaxies. Infrared Galactic surveys and dense cadence Hubble Space Telescope (HST)-based surveys are overcoming these limitations, leading to sharply increased nova-in-galaxy rates relative to those previously claimed. Here we present 14 nova candidates that were serendipitously observed during a year-long HST survey of the massive spiral galaxy M51 (the "Whirlpool Galaxy"). We use simulations based on observed nova light curves to model the incompleteness of the HST survey in unprecedented detail, determining a nova detection efficiency $epsilon = 20.3$ percent. The survey's M51 area coverage, combined with $epsilon$, indicates a conservative M51 nova rate of $172^{+46}_{-37}$ novae yr$^{-1}$, corresponding to a luminosity-specific nova rate (LSNR) of $sim10.4^{+2.8}_{-2.2}$ novae yr$^{-1}$/$10^{10} L_{odot,K}$. Both these rates are approximately an order of magnitude higher than those estimated by ground-based studies, contradicting claims of universal low nova rates in all types of galaxies determined by low cadence, ground-based surveys. They demonstrate that, contrary to theoretical models, the HST-determined LSNR in a giant elliptical galaxy (M87) and a giant spiral galaxy (M51) likely do not differ by an order of magnitude or more, and may in fact be quite similar. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2210.06503v1
날 ▶만 5세 초등입학 논란 지난 29일, 박순애 교육부 장관의 업무 보고 내용 중 ‘만 5세 아이들의 초등학교 조기 입학'이 언급되면서 논란이 되고 있다. 조기 입학을 추진하려는 이유는 어릴 때부터 공정한 기회를 보장하기 위한 것이라는데. 이 사실이 알려지자 학부모 단체나 교육업 종사자 단체들은 너무 어린 나이에 수업을 못 따라갈 수 있다는 우려가 있다고 반발하며 8월 1일부터 용산에서 집회를 시작했다. 전문가들은 입학 연령을 낮추기 위해서는 다방면으로 검토할 필요가 있다고 하는데. 현재 OECD에 가입한 38개국 중 만 4~5세에 입학하는 나라는 4개국뿐. 만 5세 아이들의 초등학교 입학은 어떤 장단점이 있으며 어떤 준비가 필요한 걸까? 에서 취재한다. MCSI ▶가족의 비밀 15억 원대 사망 보험에 가입했던 여성이 스스로 목숨을 끊은 채 발견됐다. ‘새아버지에게 성폭력을 당했고 언니는 이를 방관했다'라는 유서가 발견돼 궁지에 몰린 새아버지와 언니가 피해자를 살해하고 위장했을 가능성이 제기됐지만, 피해자의 친모 역시 딸의 장례를 생략한 채 서둘러 화장해, 수상한 정황을 지울 수 없었다. 미제 종결 직전, 경찰은 사망 보험 가입 서류에 남은 사인과 보험금 청구서에 남은 사인이 똑같다는 사실을 발견했다. 이미 사망한 피해자가 사인했을 리 없는 상황, 보험금을 노린 위장 사망일 가능성이 있었다. 친모의 잠복수사를 결정한 경찰은 마침내 사망한 줄로만 알았던 피해자를 발견, 보험 사기극임을 밝혀냈다. 돈을 노리고 자신의 죽음마저 가장한 충격적인 사건 전말을 MCSI에서 밝힌다. 사건 WHO ▶500원짜리 갑질? 야심한 새벽, 서울의 한 분식집에 이상한 주문이 들어왔다? 사장님을 의아하게 만든 주문 내용은 바로 500원짜리 단무지! 고객을 위해 포장을 준비했지만, 끝내 고객은 나타나지 않았다는데. 하지만 바로 다음 날 점심시간에 매장을 울린 5건의 리뷰! 평점 1점짜리 단무지 리뷰였다. 이런 어이없는 상황 속에서 사장님의 머리에는 누군가가 떠올랐다는데. 과연 그가 단무지를 시켰을까? 에서 확인한다. ▶하루 천 명이 찾는 팽나무? 경남 창원시에 위치한 동부마을. 약 30가구가 사는 작은 마을이었지만, 최근 드라마 ‘이상한 변호사 우영우'에 팽나무가 소개되며 상황이 급격하게 바뀌고 있다. 하루 1,000명 이상의 관광객들이 찾아오고, 마을에는 활기가 띠게 되었다고 한다. 고마운 마음도 크지만, 말 못 할 고민도 생겼다는데. 마을 진입로부터 길게 늘어진 주차 차량! 원래 버스가 다니던 길이라 실제로 버스를 이용하는 주민들이 불편함을 겪고 있다고. 화제의 팽나무에 쏟아지는 관심, 그리고 그 이면에 담긴 이야기들, 에서 만나본다. 코드네임 ▶M51. 요추 추간판 탈출증 허리에서 시작해서 몸의 중심을 무너뜨린다! 매년 약 200만 명의 환자를 발생시키는 현대인의 질병, 요추 추간판 탈출증, 일명 허리 디스크다. 건강한 허리를 위해서는 운동이 필수인 것 같지만, 허리 건강을 해치는 나쁜 운동이 존재한다는데. 20대와 30대 과거 두 차례에 걸쳐 디스크 수술을 받은 오세욱 씨(53). 건강을 위해서 시작한 운동이 디스크를 유발해 이제는 허리 건강 지키는 운동만을 고집하고 있다고 한다. 우리가 흔히 접할 수 있는 실내 자전거부터 훌라후프까지, 사실 허리에는 독이 되는 나쁜 운동일 수 있다는데. 허리 지키는 좋은 운동과 절대 하면 안 되는 나쁜 운동까지 코드네임에서 낱낱이 파헤쳐본다! 연예뉴스 ▶가요계 질주 시작한 신인 걸그룹 ‘하이엘' 소녀시대. 트와이스, 블랙핑크 등 올여름 컴백을 예고한 쟁쟁한 걸그룹 대전에 과감하게 도전장을 던진 신인 걸그룹 '하이엘'이 모닝와이드 스튜디오를 찾아온다. 신곡 '하이-웨이'라는 제목답게 가요계 질주를 시작한 썸머 요정 하이엘의 신나고 통통 튀는 무대를 만나보고 신인 다운 패기로 똘똘 뭉친 멤버들의 앞으로의 목표와 각오도 함께 들어본다. 화제 ▶말(馬)하는 대로! 성장기 청소년에게 정신적, 신체적 건강 증진에 탁월한 효과를 가진 운동이 있었으니, 다름 아닌 ‘승마'! 말 없는 동물과 정신적인 교감을 하는 것이 필수인 까닭에 의사소통 및 대인관계 능력을 길러주는 동시에, 허벅지 근육을 강화해 척추, 경추 교정에도 뛰어난 효과가 있는 것으로 알려져 있다. 이렇듯 청소년 건강에 일거양득 효과를 가진 승마 대중화를 위해 한국마사회가 팔 걷어붙여 개최한 ‘제1회 유소년 승마대회'! 전국각지 승마 영재 40명이 모여 각자의 실력을 겨룬다는데! 말 없는 말(馬)과 다투기도 때로는 독려하기도 하는 등 그야말로 무언의 소통을 해가며 승리를 약해 질주하는 유소년 승마선수들의 과감한 도전기를 에서 조명해 본다.
Ronen Menipaz is an Israeli investor, entrepreneur, and tech advisor. He's been a founder in the entertainment, ad-tech, and fintech space with over 25 years of entrepreneurial experience. Ronen is the CEO and Founder of M51 Entrepreneur Labs, a private equity company located in Tel Aviv, Israel. The company helps empower fearless, passionate, and creative Israeli entrepreneurs to succeed by leveraging M51's ideas, time, and network of support. In this episode… There's not too much that separates successful entrepreneurs from the not-so-successful ones. Unlike what many people think, it's not about the numbers, but about the real superpowers of the entrepreneur. It is also about what makes the entrepreneur tick and their understanding of culture gaps. Today's guest, Ronen Menipaz, speaks to this issue. He calls the first superpower optimism. For Ronen, an entrepreneur is eternally optimistic because they'll need all the optimism they can muster to support the other necessary superpowers. What are these other entrepreneurial superpowers? Listen to this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast with Dr. Jeremy Weisz featuring the CEO and Founder of M51 Entrepreneur Labs, Ronen Menipaz. They discuss how Ronen became a private equity company owner, his personal experience as an entrepreneur, and the real-life superpowers that distinguish great entrepreneurs.
En mars, tentez d'observer et de photographier le joli cil lunaire du 3 ! Suivez aussi les phases de Vénus, son rapprochement avec Mars et Saturne, et scrutez le ciel à la recherche d'un bolide le 24, au moment du maximum des étoiles filantes Virginides. Cyril Birnbaum vous apprend à réaliser un panorama facile de la Voie lactée, et Sébastien dévoile son coup de coeur : M51, la superbe galaxie des Chiens de Chasse qui trône haut dans le ciel. Les éphémérides radio de Ciel & Espace sont présentées par David Fossé et réalisées par Nicolas Franco.
A beautiful spiral galaxy spins into view in the northeast this evening, near the tip of the Big Dipper's handle. It actually consists of two galaxies: a large one that's interacting with a smaller one, with a “bridge” of stars and gas between them. M51 is the first galaxy whose spiral nature was seen. It was revealed by the Leviathan of Parsonstown — the largest telescope in the world at the time. It entered service in 1847 — 175 years ago. The Leviathan was the invention of William Parsons, the Earl of Rosse, in Ireland. He owned and operated a large estate, but was also interested in astronomy. And he designed a telescope that far outclassed anything else of the time. Its main mirror spanned six feet — two feet wider than the second-largest. The metal mirror had to be taken out and polished every six months, so Parsons made two of them. The mirrors fit into a tube that was 58 feet long. It was suspended between two brick walls, and assistants used cables and pulleys to move it. Parsons did some of the observing himself, but he also hired a professional. Together, they studied the odd, fuzzy objects known as nebulae. Astronomers hadn't figured out what they were. The Leviathan revealed that some are clusters of stars. But more than a hundred were spirals. Decades later, astronomers showed that these objects are separate galaxies of stars — beautiful spirals first resolved with the Leviathan of Parsonstown. Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory
This week on Episode 535 of Priority One: Content deals continue at ViacomCBS, so you'll see what IP Bob can guarantee to be on TV. A touching farewell to Tilly, with the character's far future plans on the tip of Mary Wiseman's tongue. In gaming news, some fresh and refreshed games to add to your Trek catalog, and Mudd is back with a fresh Intel in a big ship bundle. And before we review the most recent episode of Discovery, Dr. Robert Hurt tells us how we're looking for planets not just around distant stars, but in distant galaxies! TREK IT OUT Edited by Thomas Reynolds Not Every Loss Is Eternal By Jake Cobb If you haven't watched Star Trek: Discovery's season 4 episode 4 “All is Possible” our next story contains spoilers. You've been warned. Still here? Good! Let's get started! In the aforementioned “All is Possible”, Discovery said goodbye to one of its own: Lieutenant Sylvia Tilly. This week, TVInsider sat down with Tilly actor Mary Wiseman to talk about the episode, her departure, and the future of Tilly. Before going any further, let's get the big question out of the way: will Tilly be back, and in what capacity? Wiseman answered (unsatisfyingly) ”I can say that you'll see me later on in the season.” She continued (also unsatisfyingly) ”I'll say that her hair is slightly different and she's wearing a different outfit.” And she'll make new friends along the way! Image: ViacomCBS, via Tor. Being less vague, Wiseman recalled her on-screen goodbyes, telling TVInsiders Meredith Jacobs ”you tend to create a found family and that's very much the story of our show, both on and offscreen, that we are a found family. So it felt really important to honor those relationships…[i]t kind of feels like...she's going off to do this thing and all of these people show up for her to say, ‘we'll still be here for you when you come back and we love you and we'll miss you'.” It's true, we'll miss you–a lot. ViacomCBS: Deal With It By Cat Hough In some not very shocking news, ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish confirmed that Paramount+ is moving towards exclusivity for its major IP franchises, by reducing the amount of third-party licenses...just like the recent buy-back deal for Star Trek: Discovery from Netflix. In a recent media conference, Bakish was asked about the third-party licensing deals and he said that while the company continues to bring in revenue for many deals cut before the launch of Paramount+, its priorities have definitely changed and that they are not likely to renew any prior third-party deals. They are altering the deal. Pray they do not alter it further. Image: ViacomCBS/Trekmovie Bakish elaborated on this, saying, “as we increasingly transition to leveraging our particular franchises and original production for our owned and operated streaming assets, principally Paramount+…that, in turn, will create a decline in that third-party business over time as these deals roll off. I would note that as an example of that, we just took back Star Trek: Discovery internationally from Netflix. And so we now have that property globally. That's clearly a core franchise for us, and it's working.” It appears that these efforts are working for Bakish, as he stated that Paramount+ had its best week ever and best month ever in November. However, Discovery has yet to be confirmed for a fifth season. Historically, additional season pickups are announced around the time of the launch of a new season, which they did for Star Trek: Prodigy. Paramount+ Opens Revenue Channels By Cat Hough Speaking of Paramount+, it just announced the launch of 18 linear channels that let subscribers surf through dedicated-themed collections of shows called Live Channels. The content comes from all ViacomCBS properties including CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, BET and the Smithsonian Channel as well as from other sources. The themed “live” channels, streaming 24 hours per day, feature the service's most-streamed genres or specific franchises like Star Trek. Just think Star Trek Channel: all Trek, all the time. Not like this. Not like this....Image: ViacomCBS, via Space.com Paramount+ Live Channels also will potentially provide a new bucket of advertising inventory for the streaming service to sell. At launch, there won't be ads in the channels for either the Paramount+ Premium ($9.99/month) or the ad-supported Essential ($4.99/month) tiers, but eventually ViacomCBS may introduce ads for customers with the Essential package. Through Dec. 31, new subscribers can try Paramount+ for 30 days free by using the promo code “PEAKSALE.” Quick News Roundup A Star Trek Adventures-based audio play, Star Trek: Europa, is now available as a podcast with 10 episodes online. The series follows the adventures of the U.S.S. Europa, a Luna-class starship with a new prototype positronic-bioneural computer system and an advanced AI. The ship's mission is exploration following the Dominion War. It's available on all of your favorite podcast apps. In other audio news comes a cryptic tweet with very few details. Coming soon fresh outta spacedock is a new STO series, “Ex Astris: The Ships of Star Trek Online.” The tweet comes from Daniel Orrett, writer and creator of the science fiction audio drama Sojourn HQ. Which could imply an audio drama telling the story of STO ships? With no release date, we'll have to simply wait and see. STAR TREK GAMING NEWS Edited by Thomas Reynolds The Mudd-Slinging Continues Unabated By Cat Hough Just in time for the holidays when you have all the extra money, a new bundle hits Mudd's Market on December 22nd! Mudd's Secret Intel Choice Pack will be available for 29,500 Zen, and you can choose any three of the following options: Section 31 Intel Science Destroyer Son'a Intel Battlecruiser Elachi Sheshar Intel Dreadnought Cruiser Na'Qjej Intel Battlecruiser 50x Master Keys 1 Epic Phoenix Box Token 9x T6x Upgrade Tokens 10x Gold Tech Upgrades Image: Cryptic Studios. Or you can spend 60,000 Zen and get Mudd's MEGA Secret Intel Bundle: a one stop purchase to obtain all eight items in the pack at once! NOTE: Both packs are 50% off in the Zen store from December 22 through January 5. Star Trek Faces A Resurgence By Ross McQueen Star Trek: Resurgence is a narrative adventure game featuring dialog choices, relationship building, and exploration. Alongside dialog-driven role playing and rich branching storylines, you will also engage with the Star Trek universe in a variety of other gameplay styles, including shuttle piloting, phaser fights, tricorder scanning, stealth, and micro-gameplay mechanics. https://youtu.be/XNer-6JEJk0 Star Trek: Resurgence follows two principal characters through a single epic story, with gameplay switching between the characters, similar to Telltale's Game of Thrones or Tales from the Borderlands. Star Trek: Resurgence is a single player experience without microtransactions, DLC or other additional monetization models. The Armada Is Mobilized, Captains By Ross McQueen Grab yourself an energy drink or three, a bowl of your favourite snacks and let's LAN party like it's 1999! Actually, the correct temporal coordinates are 2000 and 2001, with Star Trek: Armada and Armada II now available on the GOG store. Anyone else here a Ressikan flute playing? No? Just me? Image: Activision, via GOG. This comes after GOG and Activision teamed up to celebrate 55 years of Star Trek, rereleasing six games including Voyager Elite Force and Star Trek: Bridge Commander updated to work on modern operating systems. In Star Trek Armada, war is raging in the Alpha Quadrant with four races to command. The story is then expanded in Armada II, with Species 8472 entering the fray in Federation Space. Both games are available to purchase on the GOG store. A Dual Trilogy In Fleet Command By Ross McQueen The latest update has dropped for Star Trek Fleet Command, with Patch 37 bringing with it Part 3 of the Duality Arc, with three notable additions to the game as well as the usual collection of new officers, missions and bug fixes. Officer presets are now available, meaning you can create, name, and save specific sets of bridge officers which may then be assigned to your preferred ship. Also a third permanent research queue is now unlockable through the in-game store. Kermit gotta get paid, son. Image: Scopely. On top of this, the Syndicate has now arrived! The morally green Orions bring with them tiers to unlock, daily goal multipliers and an exclusive officer, Ghrush. You can earn Syndicate XP from select events, a daily claim within the Syndicate menu, or from the Offers tab. ASTROMETRICS REPORT For this week's Astrometics Report, we go way past the final frontier to hunt for exoplanets--not just around other stars, but in distant galaxies. And we aren't just talking the homeworld of the Andromedans from the TOS episode "By Any Other Name." They're just from the Andromeda Galaxy, a mere two million light-years away. No, this tantalizing new discovery was found in the Whirlpool Galaxy, or M51, at a whopping distance of 30 million light-years. And this potential planet was found in a particularly wild system. So how do you search for exoplanets in other distant galaxies, when we've only barely started finding them in the nearby reaches of our very own Milky Way galaxy? It's a classic example of the scientific method at work: thinking about what we know, coming up with a hypothetical way to do a different kind of search, and being rewarded with an exciting detection. Now if you've been following exoplanet discoveries, you may already have heard of a search strategy kjnown as the "transit method." In a nutshell, astronomers hunt for planets orbiting other stars by looking for a small tell-tale dip in the star's brightness, that would happen when a comparatively tiny planet passes in front of its star--blocking a little bit of its light. This only works with planetary systems that, by the roll of the dice, happen to be aligned perfectly edge-on with our vantage point, allowing us to see the transits. Statistically that's a pretty small fraction of al the star systems out there. But it's been incredibly productive so far, leading to the discovery of nearly five thousand planets around other stars in the Milky Way. Since planets are small compared to stars, these dips in brightness may be only a fraction of a percent of the star's overall brightness. It works best with stars that are nearby and can be measured precisely. So the obvious question is how could you hunt for transiting planets in other galaxies, where the light of the stars gets mushed into an unresolved haze? X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO/R. DiStefano, et al.; Optical: NASA/ESA/STScI/Grendler That very question prompted researcher Rosanne Di Stefano and her team to consider looking far past visible light to another part of the spectrum: namely, X-rays. Only the very hottest processes in the universes light up in this high-energy party of the spectrum, including an unusual kind of system called an X-ray binary. These are typically either a compact neutron star, or black hole, in a close orbit around another star. Gas spilling of the star gets swept up into a disc around the super-dense companion. the inner regions of the disc get heated to incredible temperatures. A large galaxy may gave at most a few dozen X-ray binaries that are so bright we can see them millions of light-ears away. but each one is a single compact source. So what if one of those has an orbiting planet that transits in front of the glowing disk? The team reasoned it would produce a transit signature that would briefly dim the X-ray light, so they went looking for one. And that's how they found the candidate planet in the Whirlpool Galaxy, using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. It turns out x-ray data sets are ideal for this kind of search. These telescopes typically have to sit and stare at a target for days, or even weeks, to collect enough x-ray photons to build up a picture. Those long staring observations are very similar to those used by exoplanet hunters searching in visible or infrared light. The transit they detected indicates a planet in an X-ray binary system called M51-ULS-1, where they saw the X-ray glow vanish for about three hours. They were able to rule out a variety of other factors that can cause X-ray variability, making a Saturn-sized planet the best explanation for what they saw. The signal was so strong because, in this case, the transiting planet would be much larger than the relatively compact part of the disc emitting the X-rays. So in X-ray binary systems, a planet would pretty much block all of the high energy light for a while. Image: NASA/CXC. Now I have to emphasize this is only considered to be a potential planet since confirmations require multiple transit detections. Unfortunately this planet likely has an orbital period of around 70 years or so, which means confirmation could take a very long time. However it points us towards a whole new way to search for other distant planets in the universe, and the awesome thing is that a lot of the data we need is already in hand. This research was carried out on archival data taken in other research programs--reminding us that our vast collections of research data in astronomy can be used to make new discoveries over time. You can bet scientists will continue searching data from Chandra and other X-ray telescopes for other possible planet transits. I should point out any planets in systems like this are not going to be at the top of the list for habitability searches. Such worlds are going to be flooded with deeply-destructive X-rays way past what you'd get in a doctors office. Our search may be restricted to stars a little closer to home. https://youtu.be/oR3Q7RBGmtc Finally I do have to comment on how excited the whole astronomical community is for the upcoming launch of NASA's Webb telescope on December 22. if you want to learn more about Webb, or the exogalactic exoplanet, make sure to check out Ask the Astronomers Live on universeunplugged.org. Every month our host Phil Lamar chats with a couple of astronomers about some of the coolest, or hottest, discoveries in the universe. You can even bring your own questions if you watch live on YouTube or Facebook.
This week on Episode 535 of Priority One: Content deals continue at ViacomCBS, so you'll see what IP Bob can guarantee to be on TV. A touching farewell to Tilly, with the character's far future plans on the tip of Mary Wiseman's tongue. In gaming news, some fresh and refreshed games to add to your Trek catalog, and Mudd is back with a fresh Intel in a big ship bundle. And before we review the most recent episode of Discovery, Dr. Robert Hurt tells us how we're looking for planets not just around distant stars, but in distant galaxies! TREK IT OUT Edited by Thomas Reynolds Not Every Loss Is Eternal By Jake Cobb If you haven't watched Star Trek: Discovery's season 4 episode 4 “All is Possible” our next story contains spoilers. You've been warned. Still here? Good! Let's get started! In the aforementioned “All is Possible”, Discovery said goodbye to one of its own: Lieutenant Sylvia Tilly. This week, TVInsider sat down with Tilly actor Mary Wiseman to talk about the episode, her departure, and the future of Tilly. Before going any further, let's get the big question out of the way: will Tilly be back, and in what capacity? Wiseman answered (unsatisfyingly) ”I can say that you'll see me later on in the season.” She continued (also unsatisfyingly) ”I'll say that her hair is slightly different and she's wearing a different outfit.” And she'll make new friends along the way! Image: ViacomCBS, via Tor. Being less vague, Wiseman recalled her on-screen goodbyes, telling TVInsiders Meredith Jacobs ”you tend to create a found family and that's very much the story of our show, both on and offscreen, that we are a found family. So it felt really important to honor those relationships…[i]t kind of feels like...she's going off to do this thing and all of these people show up for her to say, ‘we'll still be here for you when you come back and we love you and we'll miss you'.” It's true, we'll miss you–a lot. ViacomCBS: Deal With It By Cat Hough In some not very shocking news, ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish confirmed that Paramount+ is moving towards exclusivity for its major IP franchises, by reducing the amount of third-party licenses...just like the recent buy-back deal for Star Trek: Discovery from Netflix. In a recent media conference, Bakish was asked about the third-party licensing deals and he said that while the company continues to bring in revenue for many deals cut before the launch of Paramount+, its priorities have definitely changed and that they are not likely to renew any prior third-party deals. They are altering the deal. Pray they do not alter it further. Image: ViacomCBS/Trekmovie Bakish elaborated on this, saying, “as we increasingly transition to leveraging our particular franchises and original production for our owned and operated streaming assets, principally Paramount+…that, in turn, will create a decline in that third-party business over time as these deals roll off. I would note that as an example of that, we just took back Star Trek: Discovery internationally from Netflix. And so we now have that property globally. That's clearly a core franchise for us, and it's working.” It appears that these efforts are working for Bakish, as he stated that Paramount+ had its best week ever and best month ever in November. However, Discovery has yet to be confirmed for a fifth season. Historically, additional season pickups are announced around the time of the launch of a new season, which they did for Star Trek: Prodigy. Paramount+ Opens Revenue Channels By Cat Hough Speaking of Paramount+, it just announced the launch of 18 linear channels that let subscribers surf through dedicated-themed collections of shows called Live Channels. The content comes from all ViacomCBS properties including CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, BET and the Smithsonian Channel as well as from other sources. The themed “live” channels, streaming 24 hours per day, feature the service's most-streamed genres or specific franchises like Star Trek. Just think Star Trek Channel: all Trek, all the time. Not like this. Not like this....Image: ViacomCBS, via Space.com Paramount+ Live Channels also will potentially provide a new bucket of advertising inventory for the streaming service to sell. At launch, there won't be ads in the channels for either the Paramount+ Premium ($9.99/month) or the ad-supported Essential ($4.99/month) tiers, but eventually ViacomCBS may introduce ads for customers with the Essential package. Through Dec. 31, new subscribers can try Paramount+ for 30 days free by using the promo code “PEAKSALE.” Quick News Roundup A Star Trek Adventures-based audio play, Star Trek: Europa, is now available as a podcast with 10 episodes online. The series follows the adventures of the U.S.S. Europa, a Luna-class starship with a new prototype positronic-bioneural computer system and an advanced AI. The ship's mission is exploration following the Dominion War. It's available on all of your favorite podcast apps. In other audio news comes a cryptic tweet with very few details. Coming soon fresh outta spacedock is a new STO series, “Ex Astris: The Ships of Star Trek Online.” The tweet comes from Daniel Orrett, writer and creator of the science fiction audio drama Sojourn HQ. Which could imply an audio drama telling the story of STO ships? With no release date, we'll have to simply wait and see. STAR TREK GAMING NEWS Edited by Thomas Reynolds The Mudd-Slinging Continues Unabated By Cat Hough Just in time for the holidays when you have all the extra money, a new bundle hits Mudd's Market on December 22nd! Mudd's Secret Intel Choice Pack will be available for 29,500 Zen, and you can choose any three of the following options: Section 31 Intel Science Destroyer Son'a Intel Battlecruiser Elachi Sheshar Intel Dreadnought Cruiser Na'Qjej Intel Battlecruiser 50x Master Keys 1 Epic Phoenix Box Token 9x T6x Upgrade Tokens 10x Gold Tech Upgrades Image: Cryptic Studios. Or you can spend 60,000 Zen and get Mudd's MEGA Secret Intel Bundle: a one stop purchase to obtain all eight items in the pack at once! NOTE: Both packs are 50% off in the Zen store from December 22 through January 5. Star Trek Faces A Resurgence By Ross McQueen Star Trek: Resurgence is a narrative adventure game featuring dialog choices, relationship building, and exploration. Alongside dialog-driven role playing and rich branching storylines, you will also engage with the Star Trek universe in a variety of other gameplay styles, including shuttle piloting, phaser fights, tricorder scanning, stealth, and micro-gameplay mechanics. https://youtu.be/XNer-6JEJk0 Star Trek: Resurgence follows two principal characters through a single epic story, with gameplay switching between the characters, similar to Telltale's Game of Thrones or Tales from the Borderlands. Star Trek: Resurgence is a single player experience without microtransactions, DLC or other additional monetization models. The Armada Is Mobilized, Captains By Ross McQueen Grab yourself an energy drink or three, a bowl of your favourite snacks and let's LAN party like it's 1999! Actually, the correct temporal coordinates are 2000 and 2001, with Star Trek: Armada and Armada II now available on the GOG store. Anyone else here a Ressikan flute playing? No? Just me? Image: Activision, via GOG. This comes after GOG and Activision teamed up to celebrate 55 years of Star Trek, rereleasing six games including Voyager Elite Force and Star Trek: Bridge Commander updated to work on modern operating systems. In Star Trek Armada, war is raging in the Alpha Quadrant with four races to command. The story is then expanded in Armada II, with Species 8472 entering the fray in Federation Space. Both games are available to purchase on the GOG store. A Dual Trilogy In Fleet Command By Ross McQueen The latest update has dropped for Star Trek Fleet Command, with Patch 37 bringing with it Part 3 of the Duality Arc, with three notable additions to the game as well as the usual collection of new officers, missions and bug fixes. Officer presets are now available, meaning you can create, name, and save specific sets of bridge officers which may then be assigned to your preferred ship. Also a third permanent research queue is now unlockable through the in-game store. Kermit gotta get paid, son. Image: Scopely. On top of this, the Syndicate has now arrived! The morally green Orions bring with them tiers to unlock, daily goal multipliers and an exclusive officer, Ghrush. You can earn Syndicate XP from select events, a daily claim within the Syndicate menu, or from the Offers tab. ASTROMETRICS REPORT For this week's Astrometics Report, we go way past the final frontier to hunt for exoplanets--not just around other stars, but in distant galaxies. And we aren't just talking the homeworld of the Andromedans from the TOS episode "By Any Other Name." They're just from the Andromeda Galaxy, a mere two million light-years away. No, this tantalizing new discovery was found in the Whirlpool Galaxy, or M51, at a whopping distance of 30 million light-years. And this potential planet was found in a particularly wild system. So how do you search for exoplanets in other distant galaxies, when we've only barely started finding them in the nearby reaches of our very own Milky Way galaxy? It's a classic example of the scientific method at work: thinking about what we know, coming up with a hypothetical way to do a different kind of search, and being rewarded with an exciting detection. Now if you've been following exoplanet discoveries, you may already have heard of a search strategy kjnown as the "transit method." In a nutshell, astronomers hunt for planets orbiting other stars by looking for a small tell-tale dip in the star's brightness, that would happen when a comparatively tiny planet passes in front of its star--blocking a little bit of its light. This only works with planetary systems that, by the roll of the dice, happen to be aligned perfectly edge-on with our vantage point, allowing us to see the transits. Statistically that's a pretty small fraction of al the star systems out there. But it's been incredibly productive so far, leading to the discovery of nearly five thousand planets around other stars in the Milky Way. Since planets are small compared to stars, these dips in brightness may be only a fraction of a percent of the star's overall brightness. It works best with stars that are nearby and can be measured precisely. So the obvious question is how could you hunt for transiting planets in other galaxies, where the light of the stars gets mushed into an unresolved haze? X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO/R. DiStefano, et al.; Optical: NASA/ESA/STScI/Grendler That very question prompted researcher Rosanne Di Stefano and her team to consider looking far past visible light to another part of the spectrum: namely, X-rays. Only the very hottest processes in the universes light up in this high-energy party of the spectrum, including an unusual kind of system called an X-ray binary. These are typically either a compact neutron star, or black hole, in a close orbit around another star. Gas spilling of the star gets swept up into a disc around the super-dense companion. the inner regions of the disc get heated to incredible temperatures. A large galaxy may gave at most a few dozen X-ray binaries that are so bright we can see them millions of light-ears away. but each one is a single compact source. So what if one of those has an orbiting planet that transits in front of the glowing disk? The team reasoned it would produce a transit signature that would briefly dim the X-ray light, so they went looking for one. And that's how they found the candidate planet in the Whirlpool Galaxy, using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. It turns out x-ray data sets are ideal for this kind of search. These telescopes typically have to sit and stare at a target for days, or even weeks, to collect enough x-ray photons to build up a picture. Those long staring observations are very similar to those used by exoplanet hunters searching in visible or infrared light. The transit they detected indicates a planet in an X-ray binary system called M51-ULS-1, where they saw the X-ray glow vanish for about three hours. They were able to rule out a variety of other factors that can cause X-ray variability, making a Saturn-sized planet the best explanation for what they saw. The signal was so strong because, in this case, the transiting planet would be much larger than the relatively compact part of the disc emitting the X-rays. So in X-ray binary systems, a planet would pretty much block all of the high energy light for a while. Image: NASA/CXC. Now I have to emphasize this is only considered to be a potential planet since confirmations require multiple transit detections. Unfortunately this planet likely has an orbital period of around 70 years or so, which means confirmation could take a very long time. However it points us towards a whole new way to search for other distant planets in the universe, and the awesome thing is that a lot of the data we need is already in hand. This research was carried out on archival data taken in other research programs--reminding us that our vast collections of research data in astronomy can be used to make new discoveries over time. You can bet scientists will continue searching data from Chandra and other X-ray telescopes for other possible planet transits. I should point out any planets in systems like this are not going to be at the top of the list for habitability searches. Such worlds are going to be flooded with deeply-destructive X-rays way past what you'd get in a doctors office. Our search may be restricted to stars a little closer to home. https://youtu.be/oR3Q7RBGmtc Finally I do have to comment on how excited the whole astronomical community is for the upcoming launch of NASA's Webb telescope on December 22. if you want to learn more about Webb, or the exogalactic exoplanet, make sure to check out Ask the Astronomers Live on universeunplugged.org. Every month our host Phil Lamar chats with a couple of astronomers about some of the coolest, or hottest, discoveries in the universe. You can even bring your own questions if you watch live on YouTube or Facebook.
This episode contains: Happy belated birthday Steven! Sorry about Christmastime. Devon built a garage for his son's Lego MacLaren. Devon talks Let It Be, The Beatles documentary. You're a fly on the wall in the studio. Ben and Devon talk about the digital restoration of both the video and audio. In other news, Ben is Batman, Devon is Superman, and Steven is Catwoman. Mmmrowl! X Gon' Give It To Ya: Let's talk about XRays and how scientists may have discovered the first exoplanet found in the M51 galaxy. Turns out finding exoplanets in other galaxies is really difficult, you guys. This exoplanet may be Saturn-sized and orbit a black hole and neutron star. Devon and Steven think maybe we should focus on the problems in our galaxy. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/10/211027094914.htm Engage: DARPA-funded researches accidentally discover the world's first warp bubble. The "Alcubierre/White Warp Drive" is a fascinating almost-viable propulsion theory, which was first theorized in 1994. If you accidentally discover warp drive while working on a death ray, finish the death ray. Ever wondered what DARPA stands for? Devon looked it up for you. https://thedebrief.org/darpa-funded-researchers-accidentally-create-the-worlds-first-warp-bubble/ Science Fiction: Steven needs a new soundboard, as it's crapping out on him. Help us out: patreon.com/sciencefactionpodcast. Netflix has canceled the live action Cowboy Bebop. Some people rejoiced. We mourn. Devon is sick of the drama on Netflix's Lost In Space. "Just tell me what happens!" he screams into the void. Steven and Ben played Walkabout Mini Golf in VR together and it's a blast. Can they convince Devon to get a VR headset? Ben says Star Trek: Discovery is firing on all cylinders in season 4. Devon calls a time of death on the podcast.
1・從1995年至2021年十月底，找到了4551顆系外行星。（系外行星係指太陽系外的行星） 2・90年代如何開始找尋太陽系以外的行星？首先被發現的系外行星。 3・內華達大學拉斯維加斯分校研究人員，長期追蹤獵戶座GW合星，近期重要發現：第一次看到一顆行星繞著3顆恆星公轉。 a.如何找到的。 b.何謂原始星盤。 4・首次在我們的銀河系外，錢卓拉X射線太空望遠鏡找到位於M51星系的行星。 5・找系外行星的幾種方法。
宇宙ポータルサイトsoraeとの週一コラボ企画！史上初発見の別の銀河での惑星です！ https://sorae.info/space/20211021-nasa-lucy.html 毎週恒例の大人気ポータルサイト「sorae」とのコラボ！ 世界で初めて別の銀河から発見された惑星の話をピックアップ。これは世界が変わる！ soraeの記事はこちら 3000万光年先の銀河「M51」に存在するかもしれない太陽系外惑星の候補が報告される https://sorae.info/astronomy/20211027-m51.html 感想、質問は「#宇宙ばなし」をつけてツイッターで呟いてください！ すぐに見に行きます！ リクエストフォームを開設しました！ 話して欲しい宇宙の話題、いつも聞いてるよとかの感想、ジャンジャン受け付けております。 https://forms.gle/AFgYyA1W55u77V6D9 Youtube（佐々木亮の宇宙ばなし）を再開します！ 顔が見たい！宇宙の画像を見ながら楽しみたい！という方におすすめです。 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHW6gg92z7E7hdnhbStpzT Voicy公式パーソナリティーとしても活動中！ Podcastの収録と同時に、Voicyでの生配信も実施している！？ https://voicy.jp/channel/1726 Instagram（ryo_astro） https://www.instagram.com/ryo_astro/ Twitter（_ryo_astro) https://twitter.com/_ryo_astro --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryo-sasaki/message
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揣著北斗星了後，繼續揣離 khat-á 較遠 ê 柄 彼爿，一直到拄著上光彼粒星為止。了後，kā 你 ê 望遠鏡 tùi 西南爿徙一屑屑仔，你 to̍h 會看著 這對予人讚嘆 ê 交互星系。伊 是第 51 个去予收 tī 彼个有名 ê Charles Messier 星表內底 ê。這可能是 上早期 ê 捲螺仔星雲。這个有完整捲螺仔結構 ê 大型星系，嘛予人編做 NGC 5194。伊 ê 捲螺仔手骨 kah 塗粉帶， ùi 伊 ê 星系伴（頂懸）NGC 5195 掃過。這對離咱有 3100 光年遠，嘛正式 tī 較細 ê 星座 獵犬座 ê 視角邊界內底。雖然講 M51 看起來較暗 koh 霧霧，毋閣 親像這款深空影像 會當展示顯目 ê 色光 kah 星系 ê 潮汐屑仔。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： https://apod.tw/daily/20210902/ 影像：Josep Drudis 音樂：PiSCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：蔡老師 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap210902.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
Misterio 51 T5X01 Objetos Malditos, Desapariciones Inexplicables, Mitos y Leyendas es el regreso a Ivoox de M51, Fermin Mayorga nos trae un muñeco desconocido para casi todos con unos poderes atribuidos, Antonio Ceniza una nueva Leyenda increíble, Luis Merino y su sección Fotografía Fantasma, y Nieves Guijarro Junto a Universo Hostil conforman nuestro estreno de la quinta temporada. ¿Conocéis la Silla Maldita?
論文「日本のストリートファッションにおけるデニムの変遷」を軸に、デニムにまつわるファッション史について話しました。 ■Shownote・冒頭挨拶・はじめに・デニムの大流行とその背景・デニムの歴史概略・戦後~2010年代までのデニムの変容と用語について・エディスリマンによるスキニー登場とその意味・近年のデニム変容について考察・まとめ ■参考文献・渡辺明日香, 八幡茉莉子「日本のストリートファッションにおけるデニムの変遷」『共立女子短期大学生活科学科紀要』59巻, 2016年2月, pp.61-77・市川孝一「「街族」を再検証する一「六本木族」「みゆき族」「原宿族」一」文芸研究, 122: (1)-(18),2014年2月・清水一彦「“みゆき族”の社会的記憶変容における，『平凡パンチ』とVAN の役割」pp187-203・EYESCREAM「FASHION STYLE CHRONICLE〜今さら聞けないファッションスタイルのヒストリー録〜 Vol.02 MODS STYLE」2021年7月13日アクセス・岡山県「岡山県の繊維産業」pp.1-19,2011年2月・中島望「新ファッショントレンドにおけるメディア戦略ーマルチエージェント・シミュレーションによるアプローチ」pp.1-4・野尻佳孝「史上最速で東証二部に上場する方法。」幻冬舎,2005年・山本耀司「服を作るーモードを超えて」中央公論社,2013年・Kazz Yamamoto「Fashion：Brand bussiness」朝日出版社,2002年・時事ドットコム「昭和のファッション 写真特集」2021年7月13日アクセス ■紹介アイテム・BALMAN ブルーコットンテーパードフィット リップド ジーンズ：バルマン定番のバイカージーンズ！皆さんも一度は街中で見かけたことがあるのではないでしょうか。膝上のリブや両サイドについたジップのポケットなど細かなディティールがデニムに個性を与えてくれているのでとてもカッコいいですよね。ヒデトも一度は履いてみたいと思っている逸品です。・Fred Perry ラフシモンズ ボタンダウンカラーポロシャツ：ラフシモンズとのコラボは2013SSに復活して以降、毎シーズン展開されています！ラフのテイストとフレッドペリーの上品さが上手く融合しながらも、値段がそこまで高くないことも大きな魅力です。フレッドペリーのモチーフであるローレルリースが胸元にリングとして付いているのがコントラストになってカワイイです。・Nudie Jeans Lean Dean Midnight Selvage：ヌーディーの中でも定番の形。本当に愛用していて一時期ずっとこれを履いていました。後ろポケットのNの刺繍が同色なのも目立たないので良い。無骨で男らしいカラーと加工ですが、まるで裸のような（！）履き心地でさらっと履けます。白Tも良いですが、これぐらい色落ちしてると、タイト目の黒Tとも合います。無料永久リペアついてるのでこの機会にチェックしてみてください。・LOEWE フィッシャーマン ストーンウォッシュ ジーンズ（コットン）：これまたロエベ定番のジーンズ！初めはなかなか見慣れませんでしたが、今ではデニムを太めにロールアップして白スニーカーやブーツに合わせるスタイルがとても好きになりました(笑) 白の切り返しが印象的でカワイイし、何よりデニムと白の組み合わせって最強ですよね。これさえ履けば街中で一目置かれること間違いなし！・RED CARD Day1 ：言わずと知れた最強コスパ岡山デニム！生地にはデニム好きなら一度は聞いたことがあるカイハラや倉敷紡績のモノが使われています。ボタンやジップなども日本製のものが取り扱われていながら2万前後で購入できるのが驚きです。日本のブランドであるため、シルエットや丈も日本人に合わせたつくりになっており、是非デニムを探している方はご検討を！都内のセレクトショップなどでも購入可能です。 ■おすすめファッションEC・MATCHESFASHION・Farfetch・YOOX・SSENSE*秋冬セール始まっています！ 用語シンクタンク,ドン小西さん,アイデンティティー,ディーゼル,リバイバル,バルマン,ノンウォッシュデニム,バイカーデニム,リブ,サンローラン,モンドリアンルック,リテール,ボヘミアン,ゲオルク・ジンメル,コレクティブセレクション論,ゴールドラッシュ,ディーゼルブラックゴールド,倉敷市,藍,ファブリック,ビッグジョン,児島デニム,アウトロー,ディナージーンズ,アンフェタミン,さらば青春の光,ナロータイ,フレッドペリー,M51,踊る大捜査線,レインボーブリッジをいつも封鎖できない人,ポマード,セパハン(セパレートハンドル) ,アンダーグラウンド,モダンジャズ,R&B,アメ横,団塊世代,GSルック,オイルショック,チープシック,ユニセックス,ティアードスカート,エスカルゴスカート,アイビールック,ステテコ,コンチネンタルルック,VAN,JUN,石津謙介さん,シャンゼリゼ,モンキーダンス,ベルボトム,ロンドンブーツ,レイヤード,セカンドスキン,アンダーアーマー,マリーンセル,Aライン,ケミカルウォッシュ,ヨウジヤマモト,コムデギャルソン,WWD,アントワープシックス,ミルク,イッセイミヤケ,ビギ,菊池武夫,ニコル,松田光弘さん,山本寛斎さん,川久保玲さん,東京コレクション,エンジニアブーツ,ポパイ(雑誌),テイクアンドギヴ・ニーズ,トランクホテル,東証一部,ポケベル,ストリートスナップ,ロリータ,サイバー,ビジュアル,グランジ,ローライズ,サコッシュ,ミルクフェド,エクストララージ,エックスガール,藤原ヒロシさん,グッドイナフ,ア・ベイジング・エイプ,NIGOさん, アンダーカバー,高橋盾さん,神戸エレガンス系,名古屋嬢,CanCam,えびちゃん(蛯原友里さん),もえちゃん(押切もえさん),読者モデル,神戸コレクション,リプレイ,ヌーディージーンズ,エディ・スリマン,ディオールオム,ミリタリー,ニューバランス,スティーブ・ジョブズ,デニムオンデニム,ロールアップ,ジルサンダー,サカイ,APC, カラー,ジョナサン・アンダーソン,フィッシャーマンデニム ■おすすめコレクション・Louis Vuitton 「Louis Vuitton Women's spring-summer 2015 Fashion Show」・Balmain 「Balmain Spring/Summer 2015 Womenswear Show」・Gucci 「Gucci Spring Summer 2015 Fashion Show」 ■編集後記・今回は論文を読み解くというよりは、論文を中心に置いてそこから話題を派生させていきました。トリクルダウン理論についてはもっと詳しく学んでいきたいです。様々な話題に触れているので昔の映画などを見ても「あ！これポッドキャストで言ってたやつだ！」となることを期待しています。ちょっと息がマイクに当たってしまっています。ごめんね。ポップガード買ったので次回からは大丈夫なはず…。(キヒロ)・久しぶりの論文回で緊張しました(笑)なかなかの情報量であったため処理しきれない部分が目立ってしまうかもしれませんがご了承頂けると幸いです。興味深い文献だったため皆さんも是非ご一読を！(ヒデト) The post デニムウェア100年史 first appeared on TOKYO WARDROBE.
W tej audycji omawiamy Samsunga Galaxy S20 i porównujemy go z innymi, wybranymi modelami. A są to: M31S, M51, S10E i S21.
Pour ce nouvel épisode "Dans le viseur" en partenariat avec l'Ecole navale, document exceptionnel aujourd'hui : quelques jours après un nouvel essai de missile ballistique M51 depuis la terre, retour sur un des premiers essais de ce missile, à partir d'un SNLE, en 2020.
渦輪星系 ê 磁場 磁場敢一定會佮星系 ê 捲螺仔手骨仝一个方向？這个用正面向咱 ê 渦輪星系 (M51) ，是佇盤仔形星系內底，一个看會著真清楚 ê 捲螺仔波形 ê 星系。咱用電波望遠鏡來 kā 看，會當看著磁場綴著捲螺仔手骨 ê 曲度。毋閣，NASA 有一台佇天頂咧飛 ê 紅外線平流層望遠鏡 (SOFIA) ，煞看著 M51 ê 磁場佇星系盤 ê 外沿交織。磁場會當佇紅外線波段，像偏光鏡原理按呢，ùi 塗粉粒 ê 排列方向推算出來。疊佇這張影像面頂 ê 線，是用演算法 kā 偏振光算出來 ê 磁場方向連起來 ê 。影像頂懸反紅 ê 恆星形成區，是用哈伯太空望遠鏡翕 ê 。是講，可能是影像頂懸彼粒星系伴 ê 引力，kā 這粒塗粉滿滿是 ê 星系拖去，產生較強 ê 亂流，kā 塗粉絞絞去，才會佇星系 ê 外沿手骨，產生這款料想袂到 ê 磁場形態。 ——— 這是 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day ê 台語文 podcast 原文版：https://apod.nasa.gov/ 台文版：https://apod.tw/ 今仔日 ê 文章： 影像：NASA, SOFIA, HAWC+, Alejandro S. Borlaff; JPL-Caltech, ESA, Hubble 音樂：PiSCO - 鼎鼎 聲優：蔡老師 錄音：玉成戲院錄音室 翻譯：An-Li Tsai (NCU) https://apod.tw/daily/20210120/ 原文：https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap210120.html Powered by Firstory Hosting
Netflix testa canal de TV, TikTok testa aba educacional, PS5 não terá suporte inicial a expansão por SSD, GeForce Now pode devolver o Fortnite no iOS, Airbnb pode fazer pedido de IPO nesta semana, Uber divulga resultados financeiros, Dropbox divulga resultados financeiros, STJ sofre ataque digital, MS sofre ataque digital, Microsoft está ajudando o STJ, Malware faz Santander indenizar correntista, Samsung lança o Galaxy M21s e M51 no Brasil, Motorola anuncia o Moto G 5G, Xiaomi homologa o Redmi Note 9 5G na China, DxOMark libera ranking de alto-falantes, Apple libera o iOS 14.2, Informação de privacidade para apps de iOS será obrigatória a partir de 8/12, Tradutor do Safari é lançado no Brasil, Apple confirma preços dos novos iPhones no Brasil. Sobre o Podcast O Loop Matinal é um podcast do Loop Infinito que traz as notícias mais importantes do mundo da tecnologia para quem não tem tempo de ler sites e blogs de tecnologia. 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Obrigado em especial aos ouvintes Advogado Junio Araujo, Aldan Borges, Alex Zarkadas, Alexsandra Romio, Aline Azevedo, Alisson Rocha, Anderson Barbosa, Anderson Cazarotti, Angelo Almiento, Arthur Givigir, Breno Farber, Bruna Almeida, Caio Santos, Carolina Vieira, Christiano Malgueiro, Christophe Trevisani, Claudio Souza, Dan Fujita, Daniel Martins, Daniel Ivasse, Daniel Cardoso, Diogo Silva, Edgard Contente, Edson Pieczarka Jr, Evandro Faria, Fabio Brasileiro, Felipe, Francisco Neto, Frederico Souza, Glades Guedes, Guilherme Rocha, Guilherme Santos, Henrique Orçati, Horacio Monteiro, Igor Antonio, Igor Silva, Jeadilson Bezerra, Jorge Fleming, José Limaverde, Jose Junior, Jose Vandenildo, Juliana Majikina, Juliano Cezar, Leandro Bodo, Leonardo Shinagawa, Louise Potrich, Lucas Santos, Luiz Mota, Luiz Mokwa, Marcelo Santos, Márcio Dantas, Mario Junior, Mauricio Junior, Nilton Vivacqua, Otavio Tognolo, Paulo Sousa, Rafael Santos, Renato Bartolamei, Ricardo Berjeaut, Ricardo Soares, Rickybell, Roberto Chiaratti, Rodrigo Rosa, Rodrigo Rezende, Rodrigo Oliveira, Rubens Gianfaldoni, Teresa Borges, Tiago Soares, Victor Souza, Vinícius Ghise, Vitor Sá e Wilson Pimentel pelo apoio! -------------------------------- Netflix testa canal de TV: https://variety.com/2020/film/global/netflix-linear-channel-test-1234824339/ TikTok testa aba educacional: https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/05/tiktok-tests-a-learn-tab-to-showcase-education-and-how-to-videos/ PS5 não terá suporte inicial a expansão por SSD: https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/5/21551165/sony-ps5-playstation-5-no-m2-ssd-expansion-launch GeForce Now pode devolver o Fortnite no iOS: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-54825891 Airbnb pode fazer pedido de IPO nesta semana: https://www.reuters.com/article/airbnb-ipo-idUSKBN27L1D7 Uber divulga resultados financeiros: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/05/uber-earnings-q3-2020.html Dropbox divulga resultados financeiros: https://www.zdnet.com/article/dropbox-beats-q3-expectations/ STJ sofre ataque digital: https://tecnoblog.net/381394/stj-teria-sido-vitima-de-ransomware-ministerio-da-saude-sofre-ataque/ MS sofre ataque digital: https://tecnoblog.net/381394/stj-teria-sido-vitima-de-ransomware-ministerio-da-saude-sofre-ataque/ Microsoft está ajudando o STJ: https://tecnoblog.net/381722/stj-confirma-ataque-de-ransomware-e-recebe-ajuda-da-microsoft/ Malware faz Santander indenizar correntista: https://tecnoblog.net/381436/santander-deve-devolver-dinheiro-roubado-em-pc-com-malware/ Samsung lança o Galaxy M21s e M51 no Brasil: https://tecnoblog.net/381416/galaxy-m21s-e-m51-chegam-ao-brasil-com-bateria-de-ate-7-000-mah/ Motorola anuncia o Moto G 5G: https://tecnoblog.net/381404/moto-g-5g-com-camera-de-48-mp-traz-tela-e-bateria-grandes/ Xiaomi homologa o Redmi Note 9 5G na China: https://tecnoblog.net/381753/redmi-note-9-5g-e-9-pro-5g-sao-homologados-com-bateria-grande/ DxOMark libera ranking de alto-falantes: https://macmagazine.com.br/post/2020/11/05/dxomark-agora-analisa-alto-falantes-homepod-fica-em-ultimo-na-sua-categoria/ Apple libera o iOS 14.2: https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/05/ios-14-2-release-new-features/ Informação de privacidade para apps de iOS será obrigatória a partir de 8/12: https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/05/app-store-privacy-labels-developers/ Tradutor do Safari é lançado no Brasil: https://macmagazine.com.br/post/2020/11/06/traducao-integrada-do-safari-esta-agora-disponivel-no-brasil/ Apple confirma preços dos novos iPhones no Brasil: https://tecnoblog.net/375023/apple-confirma-lancamento-precos-iphone-12-brasil/ -------------------------------- Site do Loop Matinal: http://www.loopmatinal.com Anuncie no Loop Matinal: comercial@loopinfinito.net Marcus Mendes: https://www.twitter.com/mvcmendes Loop Infinito: https://www.youtube.com/oloopinfinito
Hoje vamos falar sobre o preço alto confirmado dos novos iPhones, a chegada dos Galaxy M21s e M51 ao Brasil, as análises do PS5 e Xbox feitas pelo pessoal do Voxel e o carregador para iPhone da Xiaomi. Confira! CRÉDITOS Narração: Felipe Payão Captação: Felipe Payão Roteiro: Felipe Payão Edição : Rafael Nogoceke O Hoje no TecMundo traz as notícias de destaque no mundo da tecnologia, de segunda a sexta (exceto feriados), no fim da tarde. Confira as notícias completas de hoje no site: 1) Galaxy M21s e M51 chegam ao Brasil com bateria de até 7.000 mAh 2) Mercado Livre agora tem sua própria frota de aviões cargueiros 3) Apple confirma preços dos iPhones 12 no Brasil; quase R$ 14 mil 4) Trump perderá privilégios no Twitter em caso de vitória de Biden 5) Reviews do PS5 e Xbox Series X/S no Voxel! https://www.tecmundo.com.br/voxel/206344-review-ps5-lado-azul-forca.htm https://www.tecmundo.com.br/voxel/206269-review-xbox-series-x-monstro-chegou-nao-brincadeiras.htm https://www.tecmundo.com.br/voxel/206276-review-xbox-series-s-ponto-vale-custo-beneficio.htm
Wir haben keine Nobelpreise gewonnen, reden aber darüber. Denn es geht um die Erforschung schwarzer Löcher, was cool ist und deswegen besprochen werden muss. Danach erzählt Florian eine Geschichter über die Suche nach extragalaktischen Planeten. Und wir beantworten Fragen über das was im Zentrum von Galaxien ist, was zwischen Galaxien ist und wie das mit den Sternbildern und Sternzügen funktioniert.
https://youtu.be/cmJ9tPmOsVI the M51 go check it out --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Patrocinador: El Aceite de Oliva Virgen Extra de Oliberia.com es mucho mejor, cuesta menos que el del súper, y te lo llevan a casa gratis a partir de 40€. ¿El secreto? Comprar directo al agricultor y una startup de e-commerce tan buena como Oliberia. — Código MIXXIO tienes 5% de descuento incluso si repites pedido. Planetas extragalácticos / Móviles buenos / Móviles raros / Mejoras chulas en Telegram / Pago directo con tarjeta en Renfe / Top Gamers Academy Detectado el primer candidato a planeta extragaláctico. Ha sido bautizado como M51-ULS-1b, y sería un planeta enorme que estaría orbitando una estrella binaria en la galaxia M51 (alias Remolino), a 25 millones de años luz. Xiaomi presenta sus dos nuevos mejores teléfonos. Como cada semana, la compañía china presenta nuevos modelos. El Mi 10T y Mi 10T Pro vienen supercargados, eso sí: pantalla de 144 Hz, batería gigante, 865, batería gigante, etc. — Desde 500 euros. Espera, que son tres: el Mi 10T Lite por 280 euros te trae pantalla 120 Hz y otras especificaciones muy majas. Los Pixel 5 ya son una realidad, pero con muchos asteriscos. Lo primero es que no estarán a la venta en España ni Latinoamérica, y cuando lleguen lo harán con módems 5G inferiores sin mmWave. Elimina el reconocimiento de caras, el sistema de radar ese que nadie usaba (Soli). Incluye una batería mucho más grande, pero un procesador de gama media-alta. Bueno, también: nuevo Chromecast con mando (70€!), otro altavoz inteligente: Nest Audio (100€). Telegram mejora con hilos de conversación en la versión 7.1. También filtros de búsqueda más potentes, perfiles de administración para grupos, y más emojis animados, y mejoras para los que usáis múltiples cuentas. Facebook e Instagram fusionan la mensajería privada. Tras meses en prueba, los mensajes privados, videollamadas y demás funciones pasan a ser intercompatibles entre ambas aplicaciones. El Corte Inglés lanza su tarifa plana de envíos. Se llama “Plus”, cuesta 20 euros al año e incluye envíos rápidos en unas horas para algunos productos. Solo está disponible en la península. España declara que Amazon es un operador postal. Un cambio de ordenación proveniente de la CNMC que implicaría que la filial de transporte paquetes de Amazon se equipara con otros transportistas, y se hará responsable última del envío. Renfe aplica el pago directo con tarjeta bancaria. Después de una “beta” en Málaga, se expande al resto de España. Pasar una tarjeta por el lector de entrada realiza el cargo de un billete sencillo directamente, sin pasar por taquilla. Alemania propone renovar la red ferroviaria transeuropea. Trans Europa Express 2.0 sería una serie de conexiones de trenes nocturnos de pasajeros y de mercancías listas en 2025, con tramos en alta velocidad. Nuevas rutas en todas direcciones (PDF) para cruzar Europa mientras duermes. China investigará por abuso de posición dominante a Google. Una decisión kafkiana que llega tras la demanda de Huawei, que acusó a Google de imponer reglas abusivas ante las autoridades nacionales. ¿Google opera en China? No, pero permite a empresas chinas comprar publicidad en AdWords para servir al resto del mundo. Es el único ángulo posible que veo. Top Gamers Academy, un programa de talentos con eSports. Interesante propuesta de televisión que pondrá a un montón de jóvenes a demostrar sus capacidades junto a profesores profesionales, en un reality que se emitirá en tele, Twitch y YouTube. ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? Colabora en Patreon Colabora en Ko-Fi (PayPal) ---- Ahora también tenemos un grupo de Telegram para oyentes: https://t.me/joinchat/AF0lVBd8RkeEM4DL-8qYfw ---- Sigue la publicación en: Newsletter diaria: http://newsletter.mixx.io Twitter: http://twitter.com/mixx_io o sigue a Álex directamente en: http://twitter.com/somospostpc Envíame un email: alex@barredo.es Telegram: https://t.me/mixx_io Web: https://mixx.io
The 365 Days of Astronomy, the daily podcast of the International Year of Astronomy 2009
https://youtu.be/-n1Lj8-9PnE Host: Fraser Cain ( @fcain )Special Guest: Regular Guests: Dr. Kimberly Cartier ( http://KimberlyCartier.org & @AstroKimCartier ) Dave Dickinson ( @Astroguyz ) Moiya McTier ( https://www.moiyamctier.com/ & @GoAstroMo ) This week's stories: - An ultra-hot Neptune discovered around a Sun-like star. - MARS! At opposition. - Extragalactic planet? M51 representing! - Planet around a white dwarf! We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs. Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too! Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://astrogear.spreadshirt.com/ for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by Astrosphere New Media. http://www.astrosphere.org/ Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.
Miguel Querejeta astronomoak M51 galaxiaren erdian dagoen zulo beltz erraldoia ikertu du tesian. Horri buruz idatzi du artikulu bat, eta CAF-Elhuyar sari bat eskuratu du horrekin. Guk harekin luze hitz egin dugu zulo beltzei buruz, eta asko ikasi dugu, batez ere, Miguel dibulgatzaile ona dela....
La célèbre galaxie du tourbillon, M51, possède plusieurs sources de rayons X ultralumineuses, des ULX (ultraluminous X-ray sources). L'origine astrophysique de ces sources se partage aujourd'hui entre deux options : des trous noirs de masse intermédiaire ou bien des étoiles à neutrons un peu extrêmes. Depuis 2014, trois ULX de ce type ont été identifiées formellement comme étant des étoiles à neutrons ayant un champ magnétique démesuré. Aujourd'hui, la source ULX 8 de M51 se montre elle aussi être produite par une étoile à neutrons...
Приветствую, друзья! Рад представить свою новую работу! Роботическая тема пока не на долго отложена. Композиция получилась в несколько шуточно-ироничной манере)). Ну, по названию, все уже поняли, что к чему). К кошачей теме я уже обращаюсь второй раз в своём творчестве, есть всё-таки что-то загадочное в этих удивительных усатых-хвостатых-полосатых). Вообщем не воспринимайте в серьёз)). По стилистике трек получился в лучших тадициях ранних Депешей (лирические темы).Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения!)) Буду рад вашим отзывам).P.S. и теперь, можно уже сказать, по сложившейся традиции раскрою немного технические секреты)): в треке я впервые решил опробовать очень необычный модульный синтезатор KarmaFX Synth Modular, также впервые воспользовался знаменитым гибридно-волновым, векторным семплером Wusikstation, ещё были использованы синтезаторы X-Poly, ART Pyrite, M51, Toxic III и Toxic IV
Episodio 15. * Introducción * Extracto de una observación en directo que realicé a principios de mayo con mi telescopio dobson de 406 mm. y con el que abordé la observación de los siguientes objetos, entre otros: Júpiter, con un tránsito de Ganimedes y su sombra sobre el disco joviano… y la Gran Mancha Roja; Observación “ligera” de algunas de las galaxias de Ursa Major: M108 más la nebulosa planetaria M97; M109; M81 y M82, con NGC2976 y 3077; M51, galaxia del Remolino en Canes Venatici; Galaxia Sombrero M104 en Virgo; Me paso a Leo a revisitar varias galaxias que ya cubrí en el episodio 13 (http://nestorgm.com/astronomia/ep_13-galaxias-en-leo/): Galaxia NGC2903 en Leo; M95, 96 y M105; M65, M66 y NGC3628; A partir de aquí ya realicé una observación más detenida de los objetos pero… enlazando uno con otro me fui bastante lejos de donde pensaba en un principio. M53, y NGC5053, cúmulos globulares en Coma Berenices; M64, Galaxia espiral en Coma [Entrada del blog y podcast específico de este objeto (M64 GALAXIA DEL OJO NEGRO) http://nestorgm.com/astronomia/m64-galaxia-del-ojo-negro/ ]; NGC 4565, Galaxia de la Aguja en Coma; NGC4656 y NGC4657, galaxia espiral en Canes Venatici que al ocular tiene forma irregular; Galaxia de la Ballena, NGC4631 en Canes Venatici con una galaxia compañera, NGC4627; Galaxia Aguja de Plata, NGC4244; Galaxias Cocoon, en Canes Venatici, NGC4490 y 4485, también Arp 269; Galaxia M94, M106 y M63, Galaxia del Girasol, en Canes Venatici; Terminé la sesión de observación con Marte, que estuvo espectacular, tirando por lo bajo. ;-) * Promo del podcast “Quotidianos” @QuotidianosPod de https://twitter.com/QuotidianosPod http://quotidianos.es * Despedida y formas de contacto para consultas, preguntas y dudas: - Web: nestorgm.com/lucesextranas/ - Twitter: @Luces_X - Correo: lucex@nestorgm.com - iTunes: https://itun.es/i6Sg8ym - iVoox: http://www.ivoox.com/podcast-luces-extranas_sq_f1234211_1.html - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iEkTJs8B6sOxsWnUTwgyf?si=t5fTPg_qRnWmfhrdPrzZNA
Episodio 12. * Observación con mi telescopio dobson de 406 mm. con el que abordé la observación de objetos de cielo profundo tales como: Nebulosa del Esquimal, NGC2392, nebulosa planetaria en Gemini; Nebulosa Medusa, Abell 21, nebulosa planetaria en Gemini; NGC2395, cúmulo abierto en Gemini; M51, Galaxia en Canes Venatici; M109, Galaxia en Ursa Major; Nebulosa planetaria M97 y galaxia M108 en Ursa Major; Galaxias M81 y M82 más sus vecinas NGC 3077 y NGC2976, también en Ursa Major. En el post del blog, correspondiente a este audio he dejado algunos ejemplos de dibujo astronómico que hice en su día de estos objetos: M51, M109, M108 y M97. * Promo del podcast “No es asunto vuestro” http://www.noesasuntovuestro.com de @VictorCorreal * Despedida y contacto. - Twitter: @Luces_X - Correo: lucex@nestorgm.com - iTunes: https://itun.es/i6Sg8ym - iVoox: http://www.ivoox.com/podcast-luces-extranas_sq_f1234211_1.html - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iEkTJs8B6sOxsWnUTwgyf?si=t5fTPg_qRnWmfhrdPrzZNA
Today, astronomers believe the universe is a violent, constantly changing place. But it was not always the case. At the beginning of the 19th century, many believed fervently that the celestial sky was a constant, divinely perfected, completed creation. But as telescopes got larger, the mystery of the number, origin and role of the "nebulae" - those colourful, cloud-like smudges on the sky – grew and grew. Were they really vast clouds of gas and dust as they sometimes appeared? Or were they merely closely packed, very distant clusters of stars, as some of them allegedly appeared when magnified through the great reflecting telescopes? When some astronomers and writers suggested they were in fact a vision of creation in action, matter condensing to form stars and planets like our own, some establishment religious figures cried foul, fearing the social implications. Could bigger telescopes resolve the crisis? For most of the 19th century, the biggest telescope in the world was in Birr, Ireland, then known as Parsonstown. It was built by an Anglo-Irish nobleman, Willam Parsons, Earl of Rosse, in the midst of the Irish famine. 50 feet long, 6 feet in diameter, the monster instrument was dubbed "The Leviathan". But even thus equipped, in the days before photography and spectroscopy, observers could only describe and sketch what they saw, and it was hard to be objective. As Simon Schaffer, James Bennet, and Chris Lintott narrate, the debate as to the truth of the "Nebular Hypothesis", and the concern as to whether the Irish astronomers really saw what they claimed to see, paved the way for the Darwinian debates in the coming decades. Producer: Alex Mansfield (Photo: NASA Hubble Space Telescope image released 25 April, 2005 shows the spiral galaxy M51 also known as the Whirlpool Galaxy. Credit: NASA via AFP/Getty Images)
So much yum! This gearhead romp into the geekiverse is another great Garage Hour goonfest. Do you like the Nuge? Cabelas? Off-roading? High-powered component (kit) cars or new places to stuff an LS motor? How about the idea of arming all liquor store owners? Caddyshack? AR-based rifles? Monster trucks? Swap meets? Tanks? What about caffeine or Israel? Have we got an episode for you. From .45 Phil's Tank of the Week (the Israeli M-51 Super Sherman) and some basic rules to live by when coping with the sheeple in traffic to Hostus Maximus Justin Fort's ongoing battle with REI's "no throttle" policy, it's in there. Like we always tell you, there's two sides (at least) to every conversation: do you dislike Piers (Peers? Peirs?) Morgan? Sally Jewell from the Interior department? REI? Invading Russia in the winter? Flash mobs? Pointless bureaucrats? We'll help you feel good about it, because we can't stand 'em either.
Hoping for his birthday to come around sooner, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer, faster orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
Hoping for his birthday to come around sooner, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer, faster orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
Hoping for his birthday to come around sooner, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer, faster orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
Hoping for his birthday to come around sooner, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer, faster orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
Hubble's image of M51, also known as the Whirlpool Galaxy, shows the majestic spiral arms that are actually long lanes of stars and gas laced with dust. The infrared image from Spitzer also reveals stars and the glow from clouds of interstellar dust.
In this animated 'Ask an Astronomer' special, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
In this animated 'Ask an Astronomer' special, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
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