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Asteroid Apophis’ 2029 Flyby Will Provide a Bonanza of Asteroid Science
If NASA and other space agencies don’t want us to freak out about asteroids colliding with Earth, why do they give them names like Apophis? It sounds apocalyptic. Apophis was the ancient Egyptian god of Chaos. He was an evil serpent that dwelled in endless darkness, the enemy of light and truth. So when they…
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7 Things You Didn’t Know About Webb, NASA’s $10 Billion Space Telescope On The Cusp Of A Nervous Launch
The biggest and best space telescope ever developed and built, Webb could change astronomy forever.Read original article here.Written by: Jamie Carter
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Mark Meadows said in his book that he ‘was never prouder to be serving under President Trump’ than when they walked over to Trump’s controversial Bible photo op in Lafayette Square
“As I walked behind him, I thought that our walk from the White House was a perfect metaphor for President Trump’s career in politics,” he wrote.Read original article here.
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Trump’s social media platform hits roadblocks as major political battle looms
‘Truth Social’ purportedly plans to challenge Twitter and Facebook, platforms that have banned or curbed the ex-presidentDonald Trump’s plan to launch “Truth Social”, a special purpose acquisitions backed social media company, early next year may have hit a roadblock after US regulators issued a request for information on the deal on Monday.The request from the…
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW: The cast of ‘Sex and the City’ 23 years later
Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth on the set of “Sex and the City.”HBO/Getty Images “Sex and the City” aired from 1998 to 2004, and it completely changed TV with its frank discussions. The revival series, “And Just Like That…,” premieres on December 9, 2021, on HBO Max. Here’s what the entire cast is up…
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FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott among Forbes' 'Most Powerful Women' of 2021
FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott was named among the most powerful female names in business, politics, philanthropy and entertainmentRead original article here.Written by: Joseph Wulfsohn
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Australian guy says he invented Bitcoin, has over $50 billion in BTC
Craig Wright says he invented Bitcoin — trial involved 1.1 million bitcoin worth around $50 billion — the first bitcoin mined. Continue reading at TweakTown >Read original article here.
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Ultra-high precision search for exotic interactions
The standard model is currently recognized as the most successful theory for studying particles and their interactions. However, it still fails to account for some important astronomy observations, such as the existence of dark matter and dark energy. Physicists generally believe that there are new particles beyond the standard model, which transmit new interactions between…
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Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor is US$56 billion richer after legal battle win
Though, the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto isn’t known. Australian computer scientist, Craig Steven Wright, has long claimed to be the inventor of perhaps the most synonymous name in cryptocurrency – Bitcoin. Though many in the global crypto community have their doubts about his claims, it seems the law is on the man’s side. A…
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‘Don’t Look Up’ shines a satirical spotlight on the campaign to counter cosmic threats
The science adviser for “Don’t Look Up,” a star-studded comedy about a killer comet, has some serious advice for dodging a threat from the skies: Take the title of the movie, and do the exact opposite. “The sensible thing to do about this particular problem is … just go look up and see if it’s…