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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"nine meters" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"And timeout to take another brief. Look at some of the other stories making use insides. This week with the science report a new study shows that losing fifteen percent or more of your body weight could help people with type two diabetes. The findings were reported in the lancet medical journal show. Weight reduction could slow the progression of the disease reduced complications and may even reverse the disease in many cases the authors say the study was so convincing. They believe a loss of fifteen percent of your body weight should become a central focus. In all cases of managing tattoo diabetes. The russians of at to news gone hypersonic cruise missile tests including one from submerge nuclear submarine. Well zirk on his previous. The being launched from the air and surface. This was the first time. The mac five capable. Missile has been launched from underwater. Moscow says the sub five miss up from a depth of forty meters or one hundred and forty one feet successfully hitting its target thousand kilometers away in the barren see in russia's arctic. The advantage of hypersonic missiles is that they're so fast anti-missile systems don't have time to react also because they travelling so fast they don't need to carry explosives. Their kinetic energy impact alone is the equivalent of four tons of tea and tea paleontologist on the isle of wight have found fossils of two new species of spinosaurus royd. A group of predatory theropod dinosaurs closely related to giant spinosaurus. Their unusual crocodile like skulls allowed this group of mediators to expand their diets along them. The hunt prey both online and in the water local fussell seek is found parts of two skulls and a team from the dinosaur museum recovered a large portion of a tail so far more than fifty burns have been recovered from the site. Then as the wessex formation which dates back some wanted in twenty five million years to the early cretaceous the new findings published in the journal. Scientific reports suggest birth dinosaurs were ran nine meters long age and belong to species previously unknown to science. The first specimen has been named serta sue cups in ferocious or the horn. Crocodile faced hell harun and features a series of low horns and bumps on automating the brow region. The second fossil has been named ripper eight millenary or milner. Riverbank hunter in honor of the esteemed british paleontologist. Angela milner recently passed away. Well in case you still need proof that as one. Born every minute comes news of samantha. Millns who claims to a pet psychic. That's right for the right amount of money the fifty year old animal communicator and pattaya pet detective lives with a partner. Greg professional cat sitter will tell your pets fortune. Tim minimum from strain skeptics. Says she predicts a good year for guinea pigs and budgies that a badge if steph itchy terriers and goldfish. He just come across story. That have silly I don't know how you how you qualified to be a pet psychic animal. Communicator as she got she had to do a vision. Quest or spiritual retreat. So she's done that and therefore she qualifies as an animal communicate and they pick the as she has an animal. God takes through life. he probably does I'm not quite sure her cat who sixteen years old. She had my predictions for the wellbeing of various animal braids. Are she's she. She's a brilliant. Presumably they supply to prediction in the uk but It's it's gonna be great youth about these things are going to do well. Certain breeds the dog going. Okay but Stathis bull terriers are gonna have struggle and purchase will need a lot of reassurance in the coming in wasn't really gonna do julio. I'm afraid goldfish him. I say they did in fish now. Now that you say that now it's okay because he's not going to happen until december that it's the same. They the a lot of dying. The samba rhythm fisticuffs or some kind of fungal infections. I'm not quite sure how. You spreads fungal infections in goldfish At but everybody everybody. The same tone and a lot of achievable are going to be abandoned in january on these principles. Yeah that happens unfortunately Humans are able people. Sometimes they consider to be a disposable things which they not. That's why you don't see many afghans around anymore. I mean afghan dogs around any much anymore. They were fashionable alone. Stage and now. They're very unfashionable. Because they thought how you pick one particular month for one particular breaker if people do get a dog for christmas and then by january they think of it like dumping on the hours whatever. I would suggest that if you're gonna put your money on anybody don't.
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"Lot of people when we look at our world points sixteen discrimination getting are those comics. Virtually every day. You don't have to look very far. It's in the media. You hear people discussing it at school. You hear people discussing that at work and sometimes it's a favorable context as far as you know people are saying this is the problem. What can we do to fix the problem. Sometimes people are promoting that you've got different hate groups of different issues when we find an issue that is that significant in society would make sense to look at the bible and see scripture deals with it. You have been inclined to that if it is a big problem in society. Now chances are it's not new. It's been in the world for a long time l. If we start looking at scripture we do find some things. Let's pick up a couple of references. Here we've got John chapter four and verse nine and also acts chapter ten verse twenty eight. Who wants to be your john force. Nine meter all right. That'll be bonnie. Gearing will.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"nine meters" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"In the third stage of the flight the gs three the guy genetic upper stage which is the third stage of gslv functioned on cryogenic lauck and alleged to the stage uses india's first indigenously. They've lived cryogenic engine. C. e. seven point five which operates in stage conversion cycle high. The unique feature of turfed. And make sure issue control systems which can be fine tuned based on mission requirement. That six the stage uses do staring engines. You having two planes in bowling provision for pitch y'all android control after continued taxes. The stage was modified with the length increase to accommodate higher property including for better payload capability. This re-engineered seat fifteen stage with fifteen done properly loading has been flown in. Gslv if levin flowing in the pre president mission and planned in futa missions as well. This is the eighth time. Israel's lying indigenous krause stage beat the nominal terms of three is seventy point nine seven newton. The gslv cigarettes headlight launch vehicles. First and second stages perform nominally but the third and final stage fell to ignite cryogenic engine say the launch of cheese if ten has taken today and the outcome of the mission will be announced by israel soon right now in the mission control center. Senior scientists are in discussion regarding the performance of the flight. All stations this is. This is but comics. Homily observed in the next stage would not be accomplished fully carrying the new zero three weather. Satellite which was designed to provide real time images to monitor cyclones and other natural disasters. The satellite which was to be placed in the stationary orbit was carrying enough fuel for ontinue life span. The forty nine meter. Gslv is designed to carry up the five tonnes into low-earth-orbit and two point seven tonnes in justitia transfer orbit. It was the fourth failure jess overlords vehicle. In fourteen missions. India's last launch ferry was in two thousand seventeen that involve the small of four stage pierce o. v. polar satellite launch vehicle. The forty-four mittel pslv is designed to carry three point eight tonnes in a low with orbit and one point three tonnes into geostationary transfer obits. This is space time still to come virgin. Galactic reopened space tourism ticket sales and later in the science report and you study that covered nineteen may of knocked up to nine years off average lifespans. All that and more still to.
I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast
"nine meters" Discussed on I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast
"Said he's got play space. Probably up north as us wisconsinite. Say i guess yeah. Probably the t. Rex was built for the mini golf. Course at johnson's park back in the nineteen seventies and this scales were made piece by piece. They had concrete packed onto a trowel. And then they flip it onto the t. Rex sense difficult. That is quite an undertaking. Seems like what a deal and get all that hard work for eleven dollars right well. What happened was the park close down. And the t. Rex had just been sitting there for about a decade. So yes chad was able to take it apart and tow it away onto flatbeds and he says he's doing the renovations himself. Gotta be careful when you're cutting apart concrete because there's probably some rebar in there you don't want to end up like the crystal palestine soldiers were water gets in russet from the inside than it expands apart. Lots of things to consider. Yeah especially when you're in colder temperatures wet environments keeps them good paint on it should be okay Then another part of the world in london croydon you can see brick assault. There's there's thirteen life size toy brick dinosaurs and based on the article calling them burqa sors. I'm guessing it's not lego. Visit a toy brick. Dinosaurs is like facial tissue instead of sitting kleenex. Or maybe it is lego. But they just didn't want to use the company name. Maybe i mean they look like legos. But i know that there are other cheaper. Non legos bricks out there. That look very similar. True and i can't tell from a picture but it's really cool. They've got ankylosaurs megalosaurus. They also have non dinosaurs demetre. Don lister source the brick dinosaurs. They were there until august sixteenth. So hopefully people got to see him. Just missed him. Yeah they had something like five hundred thousand toy. Bricks only the dinosaurs. Yeah it looks really cool pictures on kyle. I'm sure you're shocked. Oh yes next on the news. There's this really cool video of a giant dinosaur balloon sculpture being assembled in turkey in a mall and they've got now the guinness world record for i think largest dinosaur balloon sculpture. Or maybe it's largest balloon. Sculpture fits dinosaur balloon sculpture. That specific and easy to do. Yeah so they've got this giant t. Rex it's about twenty six feet by thirty feet by sixty four feet. Seven eightyish meters by nine meters by twenty meters back. That's not easy to do. That is huge bigger than even a realty rex. Also i wonder which dimension.
HISTORY This Week
"nine meters" Discussed on HISTORY This Week
"Technically broadcasting from a rally had made a deal with panamanian government so that the ship could fly panama flag panama. We have another flag of convenience lineup. There had been a few other pirate. Radio stations in europe already and another guy was trying to launch a ship to target the british audience. Around the same time as o'reilly's it was to be called radio atlanta in what was perhaps his first per radical move o'reilly managed to stall the rival ship a port and beat them to launch on easter weekend. Nineteen sixty four radio. Caroline hits the airwaves view. This is christopher more with the regular program on radio. Caroline ship is a former baltic ferry. They've outfitted it with amassed over one hundred and fifty feet tall. That doubles as a transmitting tower. It's anchored but there's captain and crew on board every or so. A little tender boat comes bringing food. Mail and shipments of new records to play plus a rotating team of disc jockeys and news readers from all over the world who would generally spend two weeks on the ship and then one week off. Today you'll be hearing from ten of them. You already met nick bailey. My father was an actor. And i said we've inherited his voice. There was patrick hammerton. Who went by mark. Sloan on the radio children took patrick. Hamilton was radi. They gave me out by one. Steve young all you on the plane became the curly headed kid. Inlets third row corden creams call. Michelle big cruiser. Keith hampshire did the show. And i called kiefer's commotion dermott holy was brundle and win. The pirate radio started colin. Nikko changed his name just slightly. And i see william butcher. Who's since had his name legally changed to his. Dj name. paul noble. I always rather liked chivalry knighthood excetera. There was chris. Sanford used his real name on air. Because of i was on english soap-opera and roger gale. Who i now is nouvel's gaylon big a back. In the radio caroline days. He went by plain old roger. Gale onshore in london. O'reilly set up a headquarters known as caroline house where he and the other management were based the. Dj's were split between two ships. The original one o'reilly had launched called carolina north and his rival ship radio atlanta which he convinced to join forces it would now be called caroline south between the two ships caroline signal could reach the whole country the sound of free radio caroline south broadcasting twenty hours a day on five nine meters medium. A corner eating cornflakes. At six o'clock paul noble broadcast from caroline south. Each morning he talked to his listeners. Sympathize with early commutes we related to audience for example by breakfast show. I knew when nurses went to work on you. What time the built in k. Sometimes he'd call his mom up on the air. I read no another bbc. The their mother. The bbc at that time was a very formal british stiff upper lip. It's been title-song owned radio caroline. I used to say it's time for kiefer's commotion. I'll have another poland. Represent pundang was put up with rocky keeper music weeded being like having a nice little chattel the backyard fence playing some great music your neighbor at a barbecue or something like that. That's kind of how it felt. When steve young took his first trip out to caroline south he didn't know what to expect when he found a rusty old top and i looked at an thought to myself done. These were hardly ideal broadcasting conditions. We had a rough night in night. I think art and the hasn't improved. I could be reading the news. And i see.
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"Team USA racked up six more medals on offense this Sunday morning in Tokyo American swimmers picked up three golds and a silver highlighted by Caleb Dressel who won the men's fifty meter freestyle and was part of the men's four by one hundred medley relay he helped set Olympic record times in both events just to set everyone down and put that world record right in our face and say this is something we can do and like my side we've all done the times you know there's no reason we shouldn't shouldn't get there so to see it on the board it's spectacular and it's really special how do you think won the other gold in the men's fifteen hundred freestyle American shot putter raven Saunders earned a silver with a throw of nineteen point seven nine meters and Hannah Roberts won a silver in the inaugural woman cycle BMX freestyle I'm Danny count
MacBreak Weekly
"nine meters" Discussed on MacBreak Weekly
"Some of the best imagery we have had in a long long time sunset discord or our listeners. Want to animate that. I will give you five dollars in your tip jar to what's going to be a five hundred dollars from everybody else. I'm sorry i had a great no no worries we didn't get wabc. Which is when you sometimes get all the new stuff and now. It looks like we won't get until october whereas traditional mac event and maybe some of that is the talked about last week the trailing had no edge. No not the m chips but like the the controller chips and other things that are ninety nine meters that are slowing it down. But i'm really waiting. And i think apple is is is going to show us something good here like we've got room a fourteen inch macbook pro six inch macbook pro with new designs. Hdmi exc- cards Magsaysay adapters on them again. In many led save. I know some people see blooming. Maybe i'll talk a little bit about a blooming on the mini led. But it's it's a really good powell technology and i wanna move to a fully. Hdr workflow like. I know you do so having that on my macbook pro. Just be transformation. I mean the problem with many led. Is that there is a little bit of looming. In where when you have point sources over dark areas you can see a little bit of a bloom around those point sources because of the way the lightning the way that the led works and so so there is a little bit of that overall. Looks great got. So it's it's it's overall great. It just it just there. There are some specific areas That it you know when you're looking at a really high end professional monitor that costs thousands of dollars sometimes tens of thousands of dollars. Then it starts to. You're comparing it to at that point. Not interrupt like some people say. Just use ola. But all ed at the size of a macbook pro screen. It has problems with contiguous brightness. So you'd see splashing it. So there's there's no perfect display size for this technology this stuff yet and even the current leads you worry all the time about burning like on a computer screen. Leads is not a great on a tv screen. You you have issues where you want. Cnbc every morning and at some point you're gonna start seeing shadows of cnbc color-shifting. Yeah yeah. yeah so so. That can be You know more challenging. But in our news today i thought the funniest one we we had here was We had a thing about light. Our own lighter will only be coming to the the pro iphone models. But the funny thing is. Is that our news. We have a a tweet. By dylan dylan dylan says that the Lighter will only be coming to the pro. The pro iphone models earlier this year. It seemed app. Wanted to release all iphone. Thirteen in twelve acids. We're giving dylan a lot of a lot of pump here. Because it's still just like dylan I don't know whether dylan has any idea what whether apple is doing this or not but it. Here's a fairly track record on these. Oh does he dylan. Dylan is the secret. And i looked at like stop. So now we have dylan. Yeah yeah so we have dylan dylan. I think you should have a better name like the whole name. Something unless you've named herself against one of the many proposed and announced apple operating systems that was going to replace Mac os nine Muslims dylan copelan symphony. That that that would be a very good deep cut as a as a as a cloak and dagger rumor person. I will say that you know one of the things that is important to remember that by. Dr is pretty energy intensive and computational intensive so so putting it on the lighter phones could be. I know that that was one of the problems that we had. In one of the reasons. Google never put it on their own phone which was kind of crazy. I'm your google had. Its own light our support and then it took it away but it but part of that was because it burned up the battery you know so battery usage and cebu usage You know literally we turn. The lights are on on the phone and be like twenty minutes for a little while So and it was more we used it more for gathering as opposed to what we're seeing. Now which is the Is the accurate is tracking. You know have you guys played with clips at all. Andy have you have you tried. The close affects my gosh. There's so it's fantastic. It's unbelievable especially with the lighter ones instant acquisition it. It knows the surfaces so well. And every time i show it to. Somebody can't believe that it's actually happening because it looks like time S fx being applied to a scene. Really well stuck to is anyone. Is anyone doing a lot of stuff i mean. I think that i think affects home is doing some of the stuff that is That that had you know taking advantage of some of those tools But it's a it's a pretty it's pretty slick. I what i'm really looking forward to is is what happens with object capture as we look into the into the fall. When when i was fifteen comes out. I think that i think object captures going big deal. I mean we almost all of us. That use light aren't photograph tree as soon as we are on the ipad. i we were just. We immediately knew what was gonna happen which is said. Eventually you're gonna mix the photographic tree and the lighter together because that's what we are already doing but it's really hard because this into the wonders of what apple does is that we use these photos and then we use this app. Then we spent three thousand dollars on this software and then we spent seven hundred dollars on this software and then we put it all together and spend a lot of time and we swear a lot at the computer and then we end up with a model. Now it's just like it up the phone much pictures you know. So it's going to be It's going to be interesting. I am surprised that not everything has light on it but but we'll see jetblue is bringing the ipad pro onboard with pilots. Jetblue has been doing this for a long time and they had ipads. I think since two thousand thirteen is that renate. Yeah for quite a while. And yeah it's the Gets back into why we like privacy on the irs pilots using it. As a. i've been in a helicopter with a pilot. That's using the ipad for all of their planning and it's it's I can't imagine going back to paper you know like it was Definitely a you know like it's it's so much better than than dealing with paper now brunei. The other one that i saw it was very important. I think for you is that i know you wanna have a key ring. That is made by the company. That i can't pronounce Oh so because you get yelled at people yell at you if you pronounce lms wrong. Yeah exactly so. I stay away from it. I just like i'm saying i'm just gonna let rene say so big tag. What people are so mean on the internet and it's fine people are people are people they just get in front of a lot more people on the internet. Otherwise they're they're that way all the time. the But yeah so you can make this. Do you see yourself make Making your own Key ring brennan. We do one of the people. I work with thomas. Frank thomas franken. Youtube fan Fame and we talk gear a lot and we are very similar. Setups both have really high end. Cinema cameras and microphones all these things and he will y. Like so many things where me and some people buy it. He'll yeah but i can make it for almost nothing. I'm gonna take two days To cost like a hundred bucks for me. It's like if i was going to buy the thing. I'm buying it because it's like.
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
"nine meters" Discussed on Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
"Or the airframe undergoes a complete overhaul including engines for an extension of the service life. Excuse me of their five and twenty. Six four had been overhaul already. The fifth was scheduled to be sent to the manufacturer this week and is currently fly. A rosa yahtzee reported the mountains around palani were covered in clouds. Excuse me Whether reported You know the the mountains around the Airport were covered in clouds with broken cloud ceiling at three hundred meters. Which is thousand feet. Msl and overcast cloud at seven hundred twenty meters twenty. Four hundred feet msl. A russian pilot provided meters for about six point five hours after the crash. Not sure how that's really gonna help. That's a that's a considerable amount of time. After the crash and at that point it was about four thousand overcast and fifteen celsius and Wins were one ninety nine meters per second okay according to a no tam all arneb an r. n. p. instrument approach procedures for alana were suspended from april twenty. Second twenty twenty one to july twenty second twenty twenty one I'm not sure that they said what approach that they were using when they crashed They did mention that. The coast of the extended runway centerline. Pylon his runway one one raises about one hundred ten meters above the sea and to about one hundred twenty meters above sea level in the area of the final position. The aircraft was found at So it looks like a controlled flight into terrain. Here's a photo from helicopter and you can see that black. you know. that's all the almost cleared that cliff man not quite. I'm looking at the thought. I had a charged for proline about that. Don't but the the the runways only forty seven hundred feet long. It's not a long runway. Sent to nine one one. Guess which way he was going jaffe. Cici would heading inland. I was flying over the sea coming in to the report. So The airport See the approximate final position right. There in the airport is right here. So they're coming in from the northwest at appears if this is oriented toward north which i believe it is and And so. I'm looking at all the approach plates and approach that guys over that piece of terrain yeah. I didn't see that either nick. And do they have any. I'll losses or anything other than our mp or now. I mean the in In the by the way this is from the aviation herald and in the aviation herald article We have this approach plate For the mp rumbling one one and as you mentioned nick It doesn't it. It's not plotted to fly over that area where they crashed Let me see the other one. Here is the approach to runway to one. I think now to nine or one one two nights must be a certain it's gets on an island is either the done. Have the feather. Well then i don't know if it's like an russia may be an epa. Looks kinda andy or that navigation aid there to eighty five. I can't read russians really sure but that looks to me but e- even again I don't know why they were up. You know up here. Further up on the coastline a more Lost in the. Yeah but am. Maybe they were trying to fly that aren p. or arnab procedure and They didn't realize that they had been noted out of service and may be the they were following. Some bogus guidance. Perhaps i don't know i don't know how that would be how that would affect their navigation Because an our mp is generally a satellite based right out. So i don't know interesting. Maybe there was something going on in the area that was causing the satellite signals interfering with satellite signals and satellite reception. And perhaps they were getting some you know bogus. Data in there An airplane yeah. And i mean that's that's that's happened to me you know there were There are not particularly in when we used to. When i used to operate in the middle east quite a bit Where the island was out and then there were no gp breaches available because the signal. The gps signals going to be jammed for one reason or another month. A lotta a lotta times military operations and so you can't rely on that so yeah i don't know there's something of of Military value around the area where this happened That could have warranted the signal being turned off that what happened at all. But we don't know that at this point but oh yeah ludvig banks appoint but we'd double problem if he was coming in on the wrong bearing and had the wrong queue and h That would be to iras which is probably going to be. Here's another thing. Remember that in russia they They fly you. He are they do. Fc q. f. sorry cutie q effing. Thanks next year. Sixty percent. Yeah you you don't want to you. You don't want to land on twenty nine ninety two there you go. What you wanna wanna landau is a little iffy. Get a very vance. Coastal apple is not a of debt. Load difference anyway. The allegation looks pretty low. Yeah so the two are going to be very similar term now procession. That's true well it's kind of a mystery definitely controlled flight into terrain. See right absolutely And yeah so it it it could be one of the other of what we speculated upon or perhaps maybe both. I don't know we'll have to wait and see. Hopefully we'll get an accident investigation report when they start gathering the data or data. If you prefer laura did you just flip the bird at me neck. I just notice that. I'm sorry i.
I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast
"nine meters" Discussed on I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast
"The expansion and contraction of the ground quote offers a likely mechanism that evidently brings hard material from within the underlying winton formation up to the soil surface. Hard material like fossils. Exactly corey. explain this to us when we did our tour there too which is basically like the freeze thaw cycle that like tears apart roads in colder places it also brings bones up to the surface but i thought it was funny that they had a double caveat there that it was like likely mechanism. Which evidently does this because it's such a weird mechanism. We don't talk about fossils other places just like popping up out of the dirt now usually. They're really stuck in there. Yeah and you'd see a little bit exposed. Then you have to dig down and get him out but an era manga that literally like pop up out of the ground. In some cases they pop up out of the ground and then they excavate because like one popped out and then you can dig down find the other ones. So that's what they ended up doing with cooper. They didn't all pop up out of the ground. They'd actually did. Do some digging enough to let you know something interesting was there. Yeah i love that though. Like imagine if that happened everywhere like one popped up and was there's bones here just so you know the amazing and it also kind of explains how like all these farmers and ranchers end up discovering the bones and like with cooper it was discovered by someone on their own land and then there were like well. We should do something about this and ended up. Basically starting the erromango natural history museum because there were likely they're a dinosaur bones popping up out of our labs so cool. I love that story so much so in the end they did find quite a few of cooper's bones the specimen numbers. Emf one or two in case you're wondering after the ero manga museum the m four. They found a complete right humerus which is really helpful for size estimates because we have those for some of the other australian titanic over the got a right right and left pubis right and left a partial left scapula a partial left humorous and both partial famara mao pretty decent They also referred a few bones from other localities to australia. Titan would they refer the got a complete femur from one spot a partial humerus from another spot and then a third spot that had like a whole collection they got a fragmentary femur and the some vertebral centrum fragments and some rib fragments. Nice so you can paint a pretty good picture. Then of the sorbonne yeah. It is a little bit confusing to me though. Because i keep wanting to refer to it as cooper but really cooper is just the one that's the type for eight and the rest of them are just australia titan. Couponing the australia titan like australia. But i think it should be australto titan right. I think it's like astrolabe titan like vitor. yeah. I think you're right. I've been trying to do that. But the whole time i was reading it i was saying in my head in a different way. You get right. Yeah but yeah. So cooper is one individual has the nickname of cooper but then other specimens that are found to be. The same as cooper are found to be the same species as cooper. They're together they're known as astro taking. Yeah and technically cooper is the holiday type of austria titan so if any if there are differences in the future. Those just will stop being australia. Titan in addition to dinosaur fossils they also found some really pretty fossilized ferns as well as would. That was fossilized and some sewer pipe tracks. Did they think they're from cooper. I don't know too hard to tell. Yeah and it's i couldn't tell exactly how close it wasn't like cooper was walking and then like died at the end of the track way. It's a little different. I think we actually talk about that. With dean lomax a little bit. Yeah traumatic or not so are pods but other animals. Yeah yeah rarely rarely happens but it could be. And i think the fossilized tracks they described as partial tracks. So i'm not sure how much detail they can get anyway but there is like a moshe part like it was a heavy enough animal was like moving out a bunch of muck over to the side one at stepped so yeah so we're is a good guess at a minimum. They estimate that. Cooper is around ninety three to ninety six million years old which puts at the beginning of the late cretaceous. That's when the big dinosaurs were coming out. Yeah the titanic source for sure and there were some early cretaceous too but yeah the late cretaceous really got going. The authors talked quite a bit about how they weren't going to give a body size estimate. And how even giving any sort of body size estimate in relation to like femur or humerus circumference is fraught in going to give bad results. So people shouldn't do it but it is clearly the largest australian so our pot and they are comfortable with saying later papers. If more fossils are found they'll come up with something. Yeah i mean especially when you're talking about length like we only have a few partial centrum like you're not going to be able to estimate its length. You need so many more vertebrae to figure that kind of thing out but when comparing the humorous. It's by far the biggest of any australian or pod. Australia titan is one and a half meters or four foot eleven inches long. The humira yeah humorous. So just the upper arm bone that compares to diamond tina sorace savannahs and winton titan. Which are all about one point. One point two meters long. So you're talking not quite fifty percent bigger but like thirty to forty percent bigger than any other. Australian sewer ponds that have been described and all three of those are from winton. Queensland is about a one day drive north of ehrmann and we know that 'cause we drove the other way from winton to air manga in one day was all that was the longest hardest day of driving though because it was the most one lane roads and there was one segment where the road wasn't a road for like twenty miles and we were driving on the shelter because they were reconstructing the road but it was worth it. Yeah i think we made it just before sunset. We were nervous that we weren't going to make it before sunset and like kangaroos. We're going to storm the road and we were gonna destroy our car and kills of kangaroos but fortunately they just stood on the side of the road. Staring at us as the sun was setting. Which was very yuri. Some of them looked sleepy. Yeah but some of them looked like they were just getting ready. They're starting to wake up and getting going. Yeah anyway i digress. So the femur of osterloh titan is about one point nine meters long or a little bit under six foot three inches which is basically my exact height. so that's how big the femur as that's a very large femur. It's also much longer than any other australian sewer pod but we don't have as good of comparisons with those. We have better comparison in the humorous and even bigger than that. So that's cooper's femur is one point nine meters but the complete referred femur from a different ostro titan is estimated to be two point one five meters or about seven foot one inches long so cooper was the baby compared to this one at least yes over two meters is a a rarefied club for femurs in any animal whatsoever. There only a few sewer pods that break. That barrier since cooper is so large. I'm guessing probably an adult. Yeah i think that's what they're guessing too. I don't remember them. I'm.
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"nine meters" Discussed on Dumb People Town
"Was doing when he's laying the ground that seed going on just out there raking rocks guys honey. There's so many metaphors home depot today. Well you know. I gotta rake really cares about the property. You think georgia has been said george. How many times do i need to say your name. It's like it's like george george. I'm raking rocks. So i so. I went to her experimental play in north hollywood and basically essentially it was just raking raking russia's afterwards editorial good wisdom but whenever george turned around to look at the lake he noticed a canada. Goose not canadian. A canada goose making its way up the property pat. I hope you're not drinking every time we say property. Generally these geese are minding their own business. And it's the humans that kind of walk into their space and then they move away. He said once the animal was about nine meters away. George stopped working trying to decipher what happened next. I didn't know what to expect. He said i'd never been attacked by goose before so he starts talking to it. What do you do get outta here. Ain't nobody's buying. What's your turn around turn around and get a gander george easy. George even put a large rake between himself and the animal but nothing can separate them like laid it out on this line across that it was getting closer and closer and closer. That's when he slowly took out his cell phone flip. I imagine to call his wife lisa. He told her come. Look out the window. I'm sure she's busy doing something. And he's like get out the window to window need to open it this lookout it. By the way he is describing it. He's treating this like he's seen a piece of the chinese rocket that fell down a goose walk towards a purse right. He says a this is his next book. That's what kind of started the relationship breath. He's in with my godly. Lisa came outside to see how the animal would interact with her. But the goose also noon is also known as goosey. Loosey only had eyes for george. The wife's lisa says it would turn its head sideways to look at him like the puppy like that puppy. Look with love to goose. Follow george around the property and honked whenever he went.
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"nine meters" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"He claimed that he didn't do drugs at a press conference in a statement. You revision said. The singer would take a voluntary drug test. After arriving tone my skin he had been favorites to win. The contest took the top prize with their song z. T. roni view is speculated as to what the singer was doing when he appeared to bend his face towards a table as the band celebrated their victory during the live broadcast an image that appears to show devised missing. Princess latifa has been posted on a social media account legitimate. The post would be the first time. Princess latifa bin muhammad almonte tune has been seen in public since she claimed video messages that she was being held hostage by her father in the united arab emirates father seek mohammed bin rashid. Al-maktoum has consistently denied these claims the image of later to instagram two days ago appears to have been taken recently in the mall of the emirates in dubai. And finally if you have ever wondered what it would be like to be a passenger on the titanic. Why would you a theme park in. China is set off the closest experience. You can get a massive replica of the sunken. Ocean liner is now under construction in dane county in sichuan province cold the unsinkable titanic. The ship is the exact same size as the original. Two hundred and sixty nine point zero six meters inland and twenty eight point one nine meters wide. The centerpiece of a theme park called run deceit will have the same a- means he's as its namesake including banquet halls theaters observation decks and swimming pool guests. We'll be able to pay spend the night aboard the ship which will be permanently docked in a reservoir in the she jiang river about one hundred thirty kilometers from the provincial capital chengdu several hundred miles from the state and as far as we know an iceberg is not being worked.
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"nine meters" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"That appears to show device missing. Princess latifa has been posted on social media accounts legitimate. The post would be the first time princess latifa bin muhammed alma tune has been seen in public since she claimed a video messages that she was being held hostage by her father in the united arab emirates father sheikh mohammed. Bin rashid has consistently denied. These claims the image of light to instagram. Two days ago appears to have been taken recently in the mall of the emirates in dubai. And finally if you have ever wondered what it would be like to be a passenger on the titanic. And why would you. A theme park in china is set to offer the closest experience. You can get a massive replica of the sunken. Ocean liner is now under construction in dane. County insist schwann province. Cold the unsinkable. Titanic the ship is the exact same size as the original. Two hundred and sixty nine point zero six meters inland and twenty eight point one nine meters wide. The centerpiece of theme park called romandie will have the same means. He's as its namesake including bangor holes theaters observation decks and a swimming pool. Guests will be able to pay to spend the night aboard the ship which will be permanently docked in a reservoir in she zhang river about one hundred thirty kilometers from the provincial capital. Chengdu several hundred miles from the and as far as we know an iceberg is not being worked on and visitors won't need to wear life jackets and that's the latest here on sputnik news. I'm jamie jay..
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"nine meters" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Not sure if. I answered the question. Sorry that that was great maggie. Tell me tell us. Let's talk about the boat that you're going to be failing because you've been you've been doing the same Classic boat in different places around the world to train. I'm assuming Tell us about what what how performed you know. Described her audience. What what your what. Your vote is all about because it would have a lot of people who don't know the details even though you're not you. This boat is so fun it is all about speed and performance is. It's called a skiff which basically means it's like a high performance lightweight boat so the vote is fifteen feet long it gets its name forty niner from its length which is four point nine meters and the fx means that the mass which is the the police goes up in the arab world sales up masters a little bit shorter than the boys will use so for two females on a forty niner effects. We've got a shorter mast and a smaller sail plan. This sales are two smaller because of our smaller body weight size On a forty niner. They've got the full size forty niner master sales so the pa- the platforms Forty niner on it. The boat itself weighs about two hundred pounds and then the crew weight. So stephanie. i combined. We try to be about three hundred combined And so having a heavier crude than the boat itself means that we're gonna get pretty cool. like Performance out of it is a very dynamic boat in basically what. I'm trying to stay as it goes really fast. It's very unforgiving and we love it on some days. we'll go out and practice. And if it's really windy or really big waves Our objective for the day will be just execute some of the most basic maneuvers. And we kind of laugh and say you know we're we're going to the olympics. Were just trying to like tack and jibe competently But that's how unforgiving challenging the boat can be certain. Certainly conditions will tape. It's a race of attrition. You know whoever can just keep the boat upright and not capsize will end up in the top ten. Those conditions are rare. But they can be. They can make or break results in regatta If you can't performance conditions than you sell to a day And then in the lighter it's a really difficult vote to get going fast. it's very finicky and unstable. But that's why we love it it's It demands a lot of physical fitness. And it we. We've just we've had to actually gain weight each of Stephanie of each gained about fifteen pounds. We'd like to think it's all muscle. But i'm not sure about that. We we find out that like this bigger and stronger. We get harder we can push the boat and then actually the harder of the book. It's to sail in always said at one point. This should be getting easier. I feel so much stronger. But then you can do things faster and You can work harder and get more out of the boat and so we find ourselves getting even more tired and we were kind of laughing about that recently. Well i would think that. There's no sport that needs more courage to see these pictures of you. Guys literally perpendicular to the water with. Just your feet touching the boat. It's absolutely amazing. We've been speaking with maggie shea mega. I know you had to wait a year. so fingers crossed best of luck in tokyo. Thanks for flying the flag for us. Thanks for having me. Thanks for focusing on failing. We appreciate it all right then karen. I'm back in. I'm back in the saddle again. We'll see you next week in here. Great i'm looking forward to it. All right we'll take a quick break. Sales sports talk dot com for.
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"nine meters" Discussed on EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"Looks again like a really compelling for that market and again no pricing available on this. But they're making a really big deal with the eighty-seven of its autonomous capabilities. As well but. I know the autonomous driving the sensor suite etc etc is going to be very powerful but i just think look at it like it's a three mesa over three meters wheelbase. Bigger wheelbase than the five for instance. That's exactly three meters. The six another kind of big crossover kind of cobb. At two point nine meters. This has a longer wheelbase much longer car because it is a much longer sedan and two meters wide five meters long and again. I think this could be if they get it right in terms of persuading people in that market in the norwegian market that you can get the car a good price on his supported. Well these could sell incredibly. Well can't wait to see what they do. It's just so exciting to see a ni. O is in effect for us a new name. I site for us like i. I'm not getting it. Hey obviously in the uk. Like i mentioned right hand drive. We going gonna get it all. We in realistically being realistic but to have a chinese name leaving the domestic market and launching properly proper launch. I know what you say whether it's next peng's in inouye that has and you'll be like hang on. Volvo and pollstar is owned by jelly. That's a chinese company. What are you talking about. Get all of that. An mg owned by chinese. I get all of that. But this is a chinese brand the operating domestically for the last ten years moving out into this market and clearly with global plans. How long until they get to the rest of the us and europe and also us as well. I guess it all depends on how the no way launch goes and how they can persuade people of a brand new brand. I guess is what i'm trying to say. What do you think of that. It's been a big first story on the podcast. You can tell him excited about it because it widens consumer choice. And this is podcasts. All about like. I say taking down fossil fuels and giving you the information that you need to know to make the right decisions but it's also telling you about the incredibly exciting things happening in the world of just makes me excited to see things like this so we go from From vat to another big story today and that is about volkswagen They did the q. On coal now of course dwelled vs kinda stops when tesla donor earnings call. But not really anybody else By will do want to go into a couple of things The the the dc runs the group volkswagen when into today they earlier on talked about how they're raising their earnings outlook following a really good first quarter recovery in china and also the seeing success in that battery electric vehicles and important because we want him to be a success. We want them to be more competition for what's out there. We want them to show the others. Look you can do it. You can make these profitably. Say it drags it raise the tide right first. Quarter operating profit four point eight billion euros about five point. Eight billion dollars says automotive news. Europe the operating return on sales was seven point seven percent according to this article They say the title deliveries during the first quarter was up twenty one percent to two point. Four three million vehicles from the group mainly driven by china actually where they're building several evey factories a third factory now announced for the platform deliveries of electrified models more than doubled and sixty thousand a battery electric vehicles. But we knew that because we already on a earlier this year announcement was was already made and if you look at the the stats that we heard. Twenty third of eight. I i i heard this Battery electric vehicles in the first quarter of the gen feb march globally..
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The Problem With Track & Field World Records
"What goes into a world record. Obviously it has to be an incredible performance. Everything has to come together just right. They don't happen very often. When bob beamon broke the world's record in the long jump in nineteen sixty eight. See my previous episode about that. The conditions were perfect. He had the maximum allowable. Tailwind it was at a high altitude in mexico city. He had perfect form and he put together his best jump ever at just the right time since the advent of competitive athletics nine thousand nine hundred twelve. The international association of athletic federation's has been keeping world records in every event. There's been a progression of world records. As people of incrementally bested previous performances. Most world records are only broken by less than one percent. The greatest single increase in a world record was the aforementioned bob beamon jump which beat the previous world record by six point five percent so that is sort of the world record of world records. Each event has a very different progression in how frequent and how recent world records get set. And this gets into the real heart of what i wanna talk about. You should expect to see world records being broken at a slower and slower rate over time as humans. Approach the limit of human performance should become harder and harder to break records. Records will require more luck and more people who have the perfect physique in the very peak of their careers. But this isn't quite what happened in some events there hasn't been a new world record set in over thirty years. You're shulte set the world record in the men's discus in one thousand nine hundred eighty six at seventy four point zero eight meters to put that into perspective. The gold medalist in the two thousand nineteen world championships had a distance of sixty seven point. Five nine meters a full six point five meters or twenty one feet short of the world record the men's hammer throw was also said in nineteen eighty-six yuri set up of the soviet union through the hammer. Eighty six point seven meters. The two thousand nineteen world champion through it. Only eighty point five meters that six point two meters less than the world record. The oldest existing world record in track and field is the women's eight hundred meters. Your meal acrostic viola of czechoslovakia set a world's record finishing the eight hundred in one minute. Fifty three point two eight seconds. That's almost five seconds. Faster than the two thousand nineteen world champion. You might have noticed something that all these really old records have in common. They're all held by athletes from former communist countries. If you're thinking that these records might be tainted by performance enhancing drugs. You aren't alone.
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The Black Shark 4 Smartphone Rises From The Deep
"All right so this article comes to us from the android police. Apparently gaming phones are getting more and more popular. I wonder why could it be. People want more power in a smaller screen. The post who. I don't know if powerful computer the complete of video games honor or like a consul. It's it seems to me like it's smartphones. Time to rise and while zombie is keeping up the pace with black shark series. The latest iteration the black sharp for an for pro have popped up in a chinese you can pre-order one. Today with the phones set release to china on thursday. The twenty fifth and international release date has not been set yet. But what what are you looking at stat. Wise here while the black shark. Four pro uses a snapdragon eight processor. Qualcomm's biggest and bad available. It's paired to either eight gigs or twelve. Gigs of ultraviolet fast. Lpddr five ram with two hundred fifty six gigs of storage both models. But those aren't exactly hard to find these days. The more obvious give way that this is giving phone are the dedicated mechanical shoulder buttons on the side flight. The locks away to them pop up like two shoulder buttons on a black shark three they can be bound to touch areas on screen for integration with really more or less any game but if you want the mechanical shoulder buttons you now have that option. The four pro is six point. Six seven inch a. m. o. l. e. the ten eighty p screen with a maximum refresh rate of one. Hundred forty four hertz. Beating most phones it also has to zones of pressure sensitivity as a nema pressure applied. Not just touch sensitive allowing for further integration into games that can support it. It's battery as a forty five hundred m h typical for phone this size but supports fast charging at a completely bonkers. Honored twani watts with a charger included in the box. Family says it can charge ninety percent of the battery in a little more than half an hour. It looks like the video that goes along with two well in terms of cameras on the pro. They have a sixty four megapixel main shooter. Eight megapixel ultra wide five megapixel macro with a twenty megapixel centered. Front camera terms of style to flat. Black version actually looks fairly down. Nice to notice the side buttons. Led triangle logo on the back stays on lit. You'd have a hard time telling its gaming phone. Of course that goes out the window to get the so empty version of its auto translated by the way unsure of the official name. It's layered semi transparent glass shifts around as you look at it and much more flashy but not unappealing way. The phones a chunky and nine point nine meters. But that's enough to include a headphone jack in sight mounted fingerprint reader. The dual sim. Radio works with five g for absolutely intense sessions. You can't quick bond the sold separately cooling module at cedar black shark four pro a starts at four thousand. I'm trying to remember the exact It can't be the chinese currency that they have. But if you're talking about us dollars be black shark for pro is at six hundred fifteen dollars and six hundred ninety dollars respectively as the non. It's it's kind of slightly scaled down version Looks pretty interesting In terms of the i it drops one of the cameras. It keeps the shoulder buttons most of the rest of the hardware and it's slightly cheaper. Probably not a five hundred dollar range for a gaming smartphone. That's unheard of clean. We're sitting here looking at foods. The latest and greatest thousand plus in in north china pop out gaming smartphones that are packed full of hardware intact for like seven hundred between five and seven hundred eighty s manageable. It off but yeah. If you're looking for gaming phone well you might just have to wait for this to be released internationally. But if you're in china Details in terms of prices and such and selections and preorders are available in a show notes for today's episode. So looks pretty cool all right. Moving on to an article begat from techcrunch facebook's clubhouse rival looks a lot like clubhouse right now in and because facebook is a clubhouse rival reported on net like all the way back in february in new york times. Didn't a bunch of other people did but what that product look like or how it will work have been questioned that have remained unanswered however new screenshots of a facebook audio product still under development shows what appears to be a live audio broadcasts experience. It's more of an extension of facebook's existing messenger rooms rather than a standalone app experience. Facebook confirmed with techcrunch. The images are indeed examples of the companies exploratory efforts because they don't represent alive product at this time but the gamut we all know the company said also that detailing what product look like based on these images would be inaccurate ob tech crush said screw. Were pushing him anyway. But keep in mind. It is in development features. That are very different in anything and everything could still change drastically between now and then but images at least help. Face their demonstrate. How facebook is thinking about live audio. Where such a social experience. Good fit within facebook's existing and that's worth considering considering that i don't think facebook wants to make another app i think they just want everybody to be on one app and use that so we do have some pictures that go along with it. Looks like they have like button. It says choose the room type where it's like live audio broadcasts in audio only room to listeners audio where you can start a private audio room with friends. A video button reconstructive private video room with friends in an you can also add people in but it looks very much like Like clubhouse that. I'm still trying to get used to somebody interfaces of the room so it's it's kind of interesting Speak are shown to tap the room. What a represented with a larger circular profile picks room listeners appear below is also a followed by speaker section leads the audience section again much like clubhouse but obviously subject to change the way it's being developed that would allow for rooms that anyone on facebook join Rooms could be accessible from facebook itself. Meaning you would not have to switch to messenger to join the room. When not expanded to full screen room with displays title number speakers in total listeners. He can get an idea of the rooms popularity. So Yeah lebron even looking at it tested it out. Don't secret facebook. Ceo mark zuckerberg is both on audio. Of course in fact he's already appeared on clubhouse. A couple of times recently spoke about the product. Chris social audio in clubhouse room hosted last week by former techcrunch editor josh casino investor at signal fire
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"nine meters" Discussed on SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
"Burn in opening three hundred on one. At this time we will store sweeping floors. We had again another great flight. Up to the time kilometer apogee. We demonstrated the ability to transition the engines to the landing propellant tanks. The subsonic re entry looked very good and stable like we saw last december. So we've got a lot of data on flap control and again we've just got to work on that landing a little bit but we'll find out From the team as they go through the data we were in contact with telemetry. So all told another great reminder. This is a test flight. Second time we've flown starship in this configuration. We've got a lot of good data in the primary objective to demonstrate control of the vehicle in the subsonic reentry Looked to be very good and we will take a lot out of that. Of course the crash landing is not necessarily a setback. That's because it's allowed engineers together. Valuable data about the space craft after all spacey's hide and rocket manufacturer is a well known for losing rockets during early testing as they explore the new designs originally called the beer farrell big falcon rocket. Starship is the culmination of elon. Musk stream to develop a fully reusable. Superheavy live spacecraft capable of carrying one hundred and fifty tons of people in chicago into orbit one hundred tons on missions to the moon mars and interplanetary journeys across the solar system. Musk see stash it as a colonial transport system now technically star ships only the opposite of a two stage loan system. The two hundred and thirty nine first stage called the super heavy sixty eight made his long nine meters diameter and constructed of gleaming stainless steel. It'll be powered by thirty seven. Liquid methane and oxygen propelled raptor rocket engines providing seventy two meghan unions or sixty million pounds of thrust. The one hundred and twenty ton of or starship. Stage will be fifty meters long still nine meters wide and constructed of stainless steel and powered by seeks liquid. Methane and oxygen propellant. Wrap the rocket engines pre atmospheric and three vacuum living approximately twelve thousand killing newton's or two million six hundred thousand pounds of thrust refueling tanker and satellite payload delivery upper stage versions will also be produced ultimately space x plans on using it. Starship should heavy launch system to replace the company's existing falcon nine and falcon heavy loan systems as well as its dragging capsules during the early twenty. Twenty s.
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"nine meters" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"His two thousand two hundred forty four meters above sea level. That would be two thousand two hundred. What seven thousand over. Seven thousand plenty high nine meters of snow in the winter. Nineteen sixteen is still considered as the worst winter regarding the amount of snow. We got in recorded history so it was and finally when you're in slovenia. There is a lot of mountains but there's also a lot of caves. What what might you see in caves. Tina when you're in slovenia. Yeah we say that. In our car street in cars k. a. r. s. k. a. r. s. t. yes is so rich with underground world that you see more under the ground and the ground. There's over ten thousand caves. You can see stalagmites stalactites. Stalagmites are those that go from the ground and stalactites from the from the ceiling right when they joined together. It's a column and they are just wonderful they're beautiful. These are massive caves. Massive bay caves in slovenia that are like. Yeah there's big as a stadium. Yeah he's got these rivers way down below little walkways way above the distance. You see a portal and the latest pouring in s. And you feel like you're. You're a bit player in some scifi movie. It almost feels like that. And then you see some of the animals that live in those caves like the human fish which is considered as the little dragon The human fish human fish here. It's a human fish because of the color of the skin and it casts like legs and arms sticking out of the body. but it's like a gecko okay. And he's a creature creature that lives inside of the cave and Above all of that Honeycombed sub terrain you've got vineyards since some very trendy wine We do have some really good wine in our country. There's a lot to see in slovenia. This is travel with rick. Steves who've been talking with tina and sochaux goop. Let's finish our discussion of natural lavinia just with one special natural experience that you'd think anybody planning a trip to your homeland would want to be sure to enjoy. I'm gonna say a high odds for people who are fit willing to invest a certain amount of their time into this phenomenon. Views of the kids. I would say a hike in the judean osceola now and tina and i would probably choose same. Sasha julian alps. But since i want to go into another zone goodish burda area is amazing. That's very close to karst and it's an area that has rolling hills. Looks like disconnect beautiful nature amazing food and amazing wine. Now let's make sure people know gory showed done but the g. o. I s. k. A. n. b. Now i was taught you have to have a a vowel. And this is a and two syllables. Where's the vowel tend to be a little lazy with heard your go bird and it's It's it's just a beautiful. It's also another winegrowing. Region is a beekeeping region. It's just it's beautiful. You've got everything you're looking for anthems and you got your wine and you got your beautiful slovenian countryside Can we finish just with teach me a phrase or a slovenian word that i should know what i'm hiking in those mountains. You always absolutely always have to greet people on the threes so i would say dober- don dover john's good afternoon afraid student. Good day good after labor done tina and when you will be resting in an alpine hut you'll probably have some schnaps. You need to know how to say cheers not Like the nasdaq. Abby had obvious that the same in russian similar similar yeah nostra. Yes and don't forget to look into people's eyes when you toast with them. Because can i make it a little bit melodramatic. Can i go nuts. yeah you can. Yeah that's not insulting.
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"nine meters" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Enjoying the view eating your famous cream cake. Oh the claims nita. Of course you have to the cream cake. That's nice cream cake. That goes back to like grandma's famous. One actually goes back to tito's the does and he was the one who introduced it because he wanted to serve it to the people who came on official visit. He didn't want to repeat. After the brits tito was like famously the the most yugoslavian person the one person that could rive above all the little differences in this country of eight or ten ethnic regions together and He the communist ruler that brought yugoslavia. Together he has a former mansion on the lake so he must have enjoyed lake bled. He really enjoyed it because he was an avid hunter. So there's a lot of forest solo around and he always came just because he enjoyed also being in the company of many slovenians. He liked to brag a little bit. About how well he's doing with the beauty of leg. It was just a commonplace to bring his visitors over there and see they like slovenian. He really liked slovenians here because I would say of all the former republics that were belonging to yugoslavia. We were the ones who were very much in character. Like germanic very hard working very punctual and he liked that so that was set expecting obedient. Because you were more dramatic. Yeah we're really and we many people who come to slovenia say. Oh my god. This is like germany austria or switzerland. Austria bet speaking slavic language. ano- mozart. Yeah that's right. I think we're a bit more children. The austrians but how we talk about that. It's a little bit of rivalry over there. Okay well you know. Salzburg in louisiana are just like sister cities quite easy to visit from each other. This is travel with steve for talking about nature in slovenia and we're joined by tour guides. Tina hiti social groups our phone number eight seven seven three three three seven four to five and martinez calling in from atlanta martina. Thanks for the call high rak. I'm so glad to speak with you. I spoke with tina actually before i Trip to slovenia. I guess about a year ago and we talked about driving into the julian alps. I loved the mountains. It didn't go as planned but Something else really. Fun happened I heard you speak about Like bullying and of course we saw like blood but we sort stumbled upon like bohemian. And i loved it because it didn't feel as touristy as like black like blood was great. We did the boats. We hung out at a Dock and swam but it was really really crowded Like bohemian was not. It was felt unspoiled. We were on a beach Rocky beach and Maybe there were five or six groups picnicking but it was really felt like it ours to explore and we also stumbled upon cable car. I always liked getting high. This cable car vogel cable car was called took us way up to the top mountain and again just gorgeous views. We hung around up at the top and then just hiked down and i mean i was really unexpected and so beautiful you know martinez just so our listeners. Know for sure we're talking about lick bohemian. And that's b. o. h. i. n. j. Is that right. Tina boeing and there's two famous lakes lake bled be led The past tense of bleed and that would be world. Chris are and then like bowen. It feels to me like a national park where there's very little commerce. It's and people in enjoying the the natural setting. It sounds like martina you enjoyed just hanging out at the lake. I really really did. It was just pristine and as you say not as touristed as like blad. Although like blad marks. I mean you got gotta see that but i think you're right lick bohannon kind of caps it off. Thanks for your call. Martina sure we're looking at metro attractions of slovenia right now on travel with rick. Our guides are kina heat and sochaux ghulam. They're based in lake bled region of the country in the foothills of the. That's where there's a thousand year old kessel hanging off a cliff in a baroque church on a little island. That's a favorite for taking wedding photographs. Sasha when pena's website is p g dash slovenia dot com where. Pg stands for private guide to you know when we think about nature just always think of of people in slavic europe enjoying hiking picking wildflowers and harvesting mushrooms and You know mountain. Might you find in slovenia that way. Yeah if you're going to slovenia it depends a little bit on season. What month of the year. You're coming so early. Spring starts picking up the flowers. This is what locals do all the time and we drive them and we use them for teas and usually that procedure goes from about early april till the end of july. That's for the mountain flowers then usually all of september. It's the mushroom picking season and this is something that it's just insane if you don't know about it because there's family members that are actually competing. Among each other. How many pechiney mushrooms. They took from the forests. We don't have real limits yet but it's an incredible experience. You know when you and walk through the forest and then so this is the family excursions. Yeah we go with with we go all of us my mom my dad the boys us stew and we all just spread around the forest and then we kind of compete who picks up the most. And there's like we did blackberry picking my family but we never did much and there's no better thing than you see that head of porcinis stick out of the leafs. It's just such a nice feeling. When you hit you would just scream out your lungs and say i got it. I got it described. Are you in a forced. We're wearing the forest. So you know pechiney serb brownish. So they're like the leafs and is very hard to see them. they're very camouflage. Second game for a treasure hunt almost. Yeah and they grow the by the roots but still dolittle had is sticking out so if you have good is you see it. Usually you bring in a little stick because it's easier to kind of fun cover the leaves around and it's also very important to know what is good and what is a bad mushroom because if you don't know what you're picking you can literally kill somebody because you can poison them. You have to be careful with your children. Yeah absolutely they. They always ask. Is this the right one. They they went they got. They founded their kids and they always ask just in case. Just what are your memories of mushrooms and earn mountain flowers. I have very limited memory about finding mushrooms because they'd actually find any. My boys are way. More successful at With herbs has the expert. So i just pick whatever she tells me to pick because it's it's a science on its own as well you know. We have to know what to pick and went to pick it. It's being out being to the family is the famous. Yeah yeah and then you bring something home which was then a of a nice walk in the forest in the winter out and the poorest with you know if you're in the julian alps martinez who called earlier. Talking about the julian alps you can stumble on a lot of world war one history up there that is the so social front was in the julian. Explain what what was. The search francis is a conflict between italy and the author. Hungarian empire the goal of italy's to conquer sling conquer vienna but because of their way of command they got stuck high up in slovenian apps. So it still considered as one of the biggest modern battles in human history We have hemingway writing a farewell to arms about air well to arms by hemingway was set on the search of yes he was an ambulance driver was an ambulance driver for the italian military. Okay was wounded but the it is set in our area. The village in world war one. We're talking nineteen sixteen or something. You've got people up on top of the mountain living in the living in the rock way air. It's like you had the western front where they dug trenches here. You've got desperate. People parked out on rocks on top of mountains in desperate call the highest the highest peak that they were fighting on his two thousand two hundred and forty four meters above sea level. That would be two thousand two hundred seven thousand over seven thousand feet and plenty high nine meters of snow in the winter. Nineteen sixteen is still considered as the worst winter regarding the amount of snow. We got in recorded history so it and finally when you're in slovenia there is a lot of mountains but there's also a lot of caves. What what might you see in caves. Tina when you're in slovenia we say that in our car. Strean cars k. a. r. s. k. a. r. s. t. Yes our car. Street is so rich with underground world that you see more under the ground up the ground. There's over ten thousand cave. you can see stalagmites. Delegates stalagmites are those that go from the ground than stalactites from the from the ceiling. Right when they joined together. It's a column and they are just wonderful. They are beautiful. These are massive caves caves in slovenia. That are like yeah. There's biggest stadium. He's got these rivers way down below little walkways way above the distance. You see a portal and the latest pouring in s. And you feel like you're you're a bit player in some sci-fi movie. I it almost feels like that. And then when you see some of the animals that live in those caves the human fish which is considered as the little dragon The human fish human fish here. I've never be a little bit. It's a human fish because of the color of the skin and it casts like legs and arms sticking out of the body. but it's like a gecko okay. And he's a creature creature that lives inside of the cave and above all of that Honeycombed subterranean you've got vineyard since very trendy wine. We do have some really good wine in our country. There's a lot to see in slovenia. This is travel with rick. Steves who've been talking with tina haiti and sochaux gulu. Let's finish our discussion of natural slovenia just with one special natural experience that you'd think anybody planning a trip to your homeland would want to be sure to enjoy. I'm going to say hike. Indigent for people who are fit willing to invest a certain amount of their time into just this phenomenon abuse of i would say a hike in the judean julian up and tina and i would probably choose well same. Sasha julian alps. But since i want to go into another zone goodish kebir. That adia is amazing. That's very close to cars and it's an area that has rolling hills. Looks like skinny. Beautiful nature amazing food and amazing wine. Let's make sure people know garesh cody's but the g. o. r. s. k. A. and b. are now you have to have a vowel and this is b. r. d. a. and two syllables. Where's the bowel. Tend to be a little easier with your greasy bird and it's It's it's just a beautiful. It's also another winegrowing. Regions increases a beekeeping region. It's just it's beautiful. You've got everything. You're looking for richard. And you've got your wind and you got your beautiful slovenian countryside Can we finish just with teach me a a a phrase or a slovenian word that i should know what i'm hiking in those mountains sir. You always absolutely have to greet people on the threes. So i would say dober- don john's good afternoon afraid student. I'm good day. Good after done and tina and when you will be resting in an alpine hut you'll probably have some schnaps to know how to say cheers not that Like the nasdaq via the same. Russian similar similar nostra. Yes and don't forget to look into people's eyes when you toast with them because you can make it a little bit Melodramatic nesterov yeah. You can yeah ok. Does that.
Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"nine meters" Discussed on Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"So grandly is one aspect for optimal gabi site everything else we talk about and it really does keep our body in equilibrium with the especially with the earth. Just think of that electrons from the earth going into your body and then you equalize the earth if the process stops when if you when when equalize we have nothing going to end up going out is a safer natural as a guest ladies and gentlemen is a safe as it gets so so you have a question is it safe to drink to stillwater. Answers absolutely not distilled. Water has no minerals in it. So you take a drink and your body doesn't know what to do with it so it has to draw and more importantly at joy's magnesium calcium from your bones so drinking water will definitely to us gio paralysis among other things. It is not really good to drink. Water still water in our household is only used to make colloidal silver okay but drinking stillwater is not good and we probably should talk more about it. But especially for women it is a endocrine-disrupting and will make your bones weak if you're joining out calcium. The cassie magnesium or important for heart rhythm so could affect the rhythm of your heart and liam fs play a lot around a lot with the cashier magnesium in your body so you don't need an another toxin so still water no now if you take to stillwater and you add back in Sea salt minerals and all the minerals. And you got. That's okay but unless you do that. It is not okay and damage your health. And i just want to briefly mentioned about red light therapy there are lots of clinics around the red light therapy. You can go in for a session. It's red light at a specific frequency. Usually around six hundred and thirty five to six forty nine meters and that also reduces inflammation and that is really the core benefit.
BrainStuff
How Do Tanuki Work?
"In June of twenty, two, thousand, nineteen, a couple in a small village in Nottinghamshire Great. Britain woke at four am to an eerie sound they ventured out and discovered an animal that never seen before his thing and attacking a goat on their farm. After rescuing the goat they took a photo of the beast and promptly posted it online. The animal was four-legged and fluffy. It moved like a dog but had a face and markings like a raccoon. It turns out there unwanted visitor was a canoe Katie sometimes called a raccoon dog. To learn more about these unusual critters we talked by email to Jennifer Andrew, a member of the carnivore team at Zuid Lanta she helps take care of zoo, Atlanta's to to NUKII or and Loki. Zoo, Atlanta is just one of two zoos in the United States that houses to not the other is the Oklahoma City Zoo. Indra explained to new key our dogs genetically and morphological logically speaking they get the nickname raccoon dog primarily because of their similar coloring and coat patterns. The only other true similarity raccoons is that they occupy the same niche as raccoons do in nature even though they live on different partners. To NUKII range in size from about one point, five to two feet long that's about point four, five, two point, nine meters with a tail adding another six inches or one point, five meters they weigh anywhere from eight to twenty, two pounds around three and a half to ten kilos therefore can be golden great or reddish brown but their shoulders, legs, and the tips of their tails are blocked and their facial markings are similar to a raccoons including the black mask around the eyes. They're originally from eastern Asia including Japan, which is where the word to new key comes from, and where the animal is a cultural icon images of have appeared in everything from folklore and literature to anime and advertising the mythological versions sometimes called Buckeye Nukii, our spirit creatures, tricksters, and shape shifter's that love gold and are often depicted with a big belly and a particularly large scrotum. Many modern Japanese businesses, displays statues of to represent prosperity and good luck. To not the animals, not the spirits where brought the northern and Eastern Europe due to fur-farming back in the nineteen twenties it's believed some new key managed to escape and began to live and breathe in that region. The HABITAT, they're most comfortable living in would typically be described as forested everything from deciduous trees to evergreens, but they can live in urban and coastal areas they like living near water. When they're in the wild Turkey to picky about meals as forager's they'll eat anything from frogs, birds, and rats to berries and carrion that is vet animals to not have been known to forage in garbage cans or pick over roadkill areas inhabited by humans. But do life is a little different, not only art Niki given different food to eat including kibble hard boiled eggs, veggies and fish. But because they're naturally forager's and a non foraging, setting their caregivers look for ways to make feeding time a little more challenging. Andrew said, we like to scatter their diet throughout their habitats to encourage natural foraging behaviors. They also enjoy interacting with problem-solving enrichment devices that encourage behaviors such as biting, chewing, ripping shredding, smelling digging, and dragging.
BrainStuff
What Are The World's Biggest, Baddest Jigsaw Puzzles?
"Even before. It became a popular way to while away the hours days and weeks during isolation putting together. Jigsaw Puzzles was a favourite family activity. But did you know that? Jigsaw Puzzles have their origin in education. Sir John Spills Berry an English engraver and map maker in the mid. Seventeen hundred is credited with creating the first jigsaw puzzle in seventeen seventy six by attaching a map of the world to a piece of wood then cutting the country's out teachers used the maps to teach geography to their students and a recreational activity was born spills berry would hardly recognize his creation today in the early part of the twentieth century. Jigsaw Puzzles were used as marketing tools often given away or sold for mere pennies today companies. Still use puzzles for creative marketing. Take Kodak for instance. It's selling what it. Claims is the quote world largest jigsaw puzzle. We HAVE TO ADMIT. This thing is pretty huge. The fifty one thousand three hundred piece puzzle features twenty-seven injuries from around the world and when completed measures twenty eight point five feet by six point. Two five feet. That's eight point six meters by one point nine meters and this beast costs more than four hundred dollars but all due respect to the Kodak Jigsaw puzzle. The world's largest jigsaw puzzle by surface area. According to Guinness World Records was put together in Dubai in July of twenty eighteen. The puzzle was an honor of the year of Ziyad a year long tribute to the founding father of the United Arab Emirates. The late Shahid there are more than twelve thousand pieces in the puzzle which was an image of Zayed the official record size measured sixty five thousand nine hundred and five point one seven square feet which is six thousand one hundred twenty two point six eight square meters putting together. Jigsaw puzzles is a Greek group activity but one thousand six hundred students of the University of Economics Ad Hoc Human City in Vietnam took it to the next level. When they completed the jigsaw puzzle with the most pieces on record five hundred fifty one thousand two hundred and thirty two to be exact when it was finished the puzzle measured just over. Forty eight by seventy six feet about fourteen by twenty three meters. It took the students seventeen hours to create the massive puzzle which featured a lotus flower with six petals. But what about the hardest jigsaw puzzle? Ever it contains only nine pieces and it's called the puzzle nine it was designed by Asaka. It includes a small board. The nine pieces include right angles and curved edges. That fit together in several combinations. Think Tetris but way harder. The challenge is getting the last piece to fit. It's nearly impossible to fit all the pieces on the board. It took Chris Ramsey a magician video creator and master puzzle or two hours nine minutes to solve the ice nine and by his own description. He was completely exhausted. By the end of the experience. You Sokha created another equally. Difficult puzzle called the Jigsaw Puzzle. Twenty nine the challenge here is to fit twenty nine pieces into a five by five inch. That's twelve by twelve centimeter trae. It comes with five corner pieces. Just let that sink in. Then there's the largest hand cut wooden jigsaw puzzle Guinness record held by Dave Edmunds England. Who created a forty thousand seven hundred sixty three piece puzzle celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee the puzzle which featured thirty-three Images of Jubilee celebrations was twenty by eight feet? That's six by two and a half meters. When completed though it collapsed soon after Evans completed it took him and force. More than sixteen days to rebuild the puzzle and move at Sandringham where it went on display and was confirmed as the Guinness World record holder. We spoke by email with Caitlin vesper records manager with Guinness World Records North America. She said one of the main criteria for all Guinness World Records titles is that they must be breakable. Every record titled S- monitored is open to being challenged which allows for all kinds of record breaking opportunities all over the world. The Guinness record for most Jigsaw puzzle pieces tattooed on the human body belongs to the aptly named enigma. Sometimes known as Paul Laurence. Who'S A sideshow performer? Actor musician originally from Seattle in two thousand eleven enigmas set the record for having two thousand one hundred twenty three puzzle pieces tattooed on his body from head to toe in no word on whether anyone comes close to second but many puzzle records are held by companies such as the record for the largest spherical jigsaw puzzle. It measured fifteen point seven feet. That's four point. Seven seven meters in circumference and it was made by unit industrial limited in Hong Kong and featured scene from Winnie the Pooh vesper said brands and businesses. Come to US looking to harness the power of record-breaking to commemorate anniversaries and celebrations or to highlight the launch of a new product. Whole communities can come together to attempt to record to a like in March of two thousand nineteen when more than one thousand seven hundred people formed the largest human jigsaw puzzle piece on record a I. The record raised awareness for autism spectrum disorder. The puzzle pieces the symbol for the autismspeaks organization. Vesper explained each Guinness World. Records title has a set of guidelines. That must be followed. The record for the largest human jigsaw puzzle piece is a great example to highlight. This is considered one of our largest human image categories and the idea is to have a group of people gathered together to form a recognizable image. We define a jigsaw puzzle piece as an oddly shaped interlocking and Tessa leading piece designed to be part of a larger picture. The human image to be created would need to be instantly recognizable as a puzzle piece and not an entire puzzle. This record title can be broken if another group creates same image with a larger group of people. Anybody up for the challenge.
BrainStuff
What's the Best Kind of Dog Leash?
"Relationships and discovers the transformative power of music. Theory and rocker comes from double. Elvis productions is created and hosted by Mitchelson Elson and executive produced by Jay. Brennan of disgraced land listened to dear young rocker on the iheartradio APP apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts. took him to brainstorm a production of iheartradio. Hey brain stuff lauren. Bogle bomb here when you adopt a puppy or an older dog. There's a lot to look forward to a fun. Days of playing with her and taking walks feeding her teaching her tricks taking walks cuddling on the couch with her and yes taking more walks. Dogs require walks. The obvious reason is that they have to go out to do their business meaning urinate and defecate. The frequency depends on the breed. But if you live in an apartment or a house without a fenced yard where they can roam freely to take care of the call of nature as the adult in the room you are responsible for taking them out to a designated area where they can go and you can clean up after them but there's more to it than that dogs need lots of exercise. They need to burn off energy and socialized dogs. Hello Dog Park. Walks are an important part of your dogs. Daily routine and that means you're pups leash is a crucial canine accessory. But there are a dizzying number of options. So we he talked to an expert about her favourite leash and why she recommends it Susie. Aga- is a nationally recognized dog trainer an expert in dog behavior modification and the founder of Atlanta dog trainer. She has decades of dog training experience and has clear preferences about leashes for starters. She never recommends a retractable leash. She explained they're very popular leashes but everyone hates them. It's irritating for the dogs on the leash. They've got constant tension on them and it's irritating for humans in the community most pet owners. Don't ruin their dogs. They just let them wrap up. Whoever's walking by retractable leashes are dangerous? Dogs and humans. How many times have you been strolling along in the park minding your business? When suddenly there's a Doberman Pinscher staring at you a good twenty to thirty feet or six to nine meters away from its owner also retractable? Leads can hurt you the dog Walker. Should you attempt to grab it in case of an emergency it could give you a rope. Burn and be leashes are infamous for snapping due to strain or mechanical mechanical failure and whipping back with high force toward the walkers body and face Aga- also doesn't recommend the slip lead which is basically a slipknot allowing knowing you to slip your dog's head through the loop and poll to tighten Think of those leashes you get at the vet but they can be very dangerous. She said I don't like them. Because it puts that's a lot of pressure on the dogs. Trachea can cause a lot of damage. Aga's leash recommendation is a basic six foot or approximately two meter braided leather leash with brass fittings the clips onto the dog's collar or harness. Whichever the dog wears when walking Aga- says six feet is plenty long for every breed of dog to get away to use the bathroom the only time she doesn't recommend the brass fittings is for small dogs because the brass can be too heavy for those smaller dogs try stainless steel or aluminum fittings fittings instead ag- explained a leather leashes last a really long time? I've got one leash. That's fifteen years old. Most leashes available in the market are made of reinforced. Nylon or cloth webbing some even have carbon-fiber with an into them others are made of nylon rope. Aga- says those are fine but to be prepared hard to keep buying them she said nylon leashes even the ones that are sturdy. webbing are fine but they don't last. As long as leather dogs can chew through them and then the owners
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
This star moving at hyperdrive-speeds was spat out from our black hole
"Of the ticket a style that's being flung out of the Milky Way Galaxy Alexey at a record breaking speed of six million kilometers per hour by the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Centre a report in the monthly notices the Roll Economical Society claims. The unfortunate star was sent on its course through gravitational dads with secretaries ace tax more than five million years ago the style which is now some twenty nine thousand light years from Earth is traveling some ten times faster the most stars in the Milky Way including the son in fact. It's moving so fast. I believe the Milky Way in about one hundred million years never to return one of the study's authors emeritus professor Gary that cost us from the Australian National University. Says is the stars encounter with a black hole occurred at a time when humans were first learning to Walk Upright. He says in astronomical terms star will be leaving galaxy fairly sued and will likely travel through the emptiness of intergalactic space for eternity the Milky Way central supermassive black hole secretaries a star has some four four point three million times the mass of our Sun. It's located some twenty six thousand light years away in the direction of the Constellation secretaries authors discovered discovered this hapless style while using the three point nine meter anglo-australian telescope at the siding Spring Observatory to search for the shorted remains of small galaxies orbiting. The Milky Way is part of the southern Stella Stream Spectroscopy survey follow up observations within made with the A and US two point three minute telescope confirming the stars. Extreme speed did the customer and colleagues then trace the Star's journey back to its point of origin in the Galactic Center. It's this must have originally been in a binary system with a companion star and this system ventured too close to the black hole secretaries ace ta which then captured one of the Stars Too Close Orbit or sling shutting the other one out of the system custom and very high speed. DACOSTA says it's great to be able to confirm thirty or prediction. That stars really can be flying out of a galaxy by the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Center. I'm part of it. The national team that is using the anglo-australian telescope to get philosophies and abundances for stars in stellar streams the stuff streams Remnants of small galaxies have been ripped apart as they fall into is advertised on potential and by studying them we can learn about the distribution of doc mattering our galaxy for example but for every field. We don't necessarily have a complete set of targets for the thought so we used the other spare fathers to look at potentially other stars of interest and we found this stuff. That's has a velocity moving away from us as over a thousand cuomo specific and that was very unexpected and exciting discovery. Picked your interest in other words very much so Particularly the stars brought enough that the European Guy Satellite Commissioner a very accurate promotion. The motion in the plight of the sky is distinct from emotional life on us when we combine that with the observed. A lot of thoughts. Lusty you can trace Ashley Orbit back in time. And the orbit. Effect Exactly intersects with the center of the Galaxy. So we're very sure that this does being flung long out of the standard of the galaxy matches a prediction for a long time. Now that's been massive. Black Holes will blackouts. Generally I guess under the right circumstances weren't gobble Lapa Adventures too close but will in fact fling it out. That's right. There was a piper written first by Jack Hills in not an idea actually before four the Central Collin Galaxy was really well established in which he predicted it. If a binary star got too close to the central by call one of the stars would be absorbed in towards the blackhall. The other one would get a lot of energy be flung out of the center of the Galaxy and bicycling escape from galaxy completely. And that's what we're saying here. This really is the the first time that we've been definitively established that this high-velocity star doesn't affect have its origin at the center of the Galaxy. What do you know about this star? Well we know that it's Relatively young it's about two and a half times the mess of some. It's likely to be quite rich in chemical elements because the Santa Pod Aug- Aleksey is where the overall about this is about effective two times higher than it is in the local neighborhood so it's caught rich but With a massive about two and a half times orange the lofty that is traveling at its guide to escape from the Galaxy and hit off into it elected spice which is a very empty place. What does one cool is star in integrated space? I know if we have a planet outside our solar system. It's a rogue planet but what what is it aerobic style. I guess you'd call. It is a collective star. The the volume of spice outside of galaxies is very very empty. So you know you have a very small population of stars walk. These escaped from galaxies and and They'd be very hard to find. It's not the first high-speed contended that has been detected that appears to be living galaxy. Isn't no that's right nine for some Almost addicted I guess that there are these high-velocity stars that appear to be skyping galaxy in fraction of which appear to be coming from the center of the Galaxy. But this is the very first one where we've got precise enough to seminar of the top of the star to absolutely verify that it's coming from the center of the Galaxy hasn't been given head log number yet or a name. It has the rather prosaic name S. five because as five is the Stream survey project we're involved with And then it's it should be s one high-velocity star number one. I guess with the expectation that we might find more to me about the survey that you guys have been doing. This is really exciting. Isn't it looking at. The shredded remains a small galaxies opening the Milky Way. That's right It's actually a very good example of international collaboration. There's a team in the US that uses what's called the doc energy like camera on the former telescope in Chile. But let's you image lodge areas in the sky and they've infect done quite deep suv. I of the Southern Hemisphere Scott and in that imaging serve I I discovered of order a dozen of these streams where we believe these a AH small galaxies. That have been disrupted but you need to take spectroscopy of the stock is to get the philosophies in the abundances and the anglo-australian telescope with its two degree field spectograph spectograph lets you observe up to four hundred dollars at a time and that is a unique facility in terms of its field of view. A numbers fathers in the astronomical world so the US imaging imaging people have collaborated with star stone of his experts in fava spectroscopy to measure that. He's sort of these streams and You know serendipity can sometimes what can you fight or wait. Found this This particular stop by studying these still streams. This must be telling you a lot about the origins of the Milky Way Galaxy itself and how it's grown over Giga Giga us. Yes you're exactly right The the standard Theory of how the Milky Way is come into existence as had lots of galaxies Small galaxies full in get disrupted and then contribute. This does to the highlands of the disk of the galaxy in that process. We can try and map out. What the distribution of mass in our galaxy is by understanding the orbits of these streams in the galaxy get disrupted some of the stars get energy energy and move ahead than some of the stars lose energy in full behind? That's probably the other way around And so you. The whole thing gets strung out as a string of beat effectively and by studying the motions of streams we can actually see things like the influence of the lodge measuring like cloud as it comes by our galaxy. It's extra gravity. It disturbs the orbits of streams. and Are we seeing a lot of stuff from secretaries to office will run the other side that well it's been gobbled up. Now's well isn't it. That's that's right. I mean. The Sagittarius Stream was the first example of this Process with off. Galaxies falling in and being disrupted I guess it's Probably twenty. He's ago I guess it was in twenty five years since it was discovered and that is the archetypal example. The core of the galaxy is near the center of a Galaxy Galaxy. There's a stream of stars advice that goes across the hall. Scott now Sagittarius is was originally much more massive system than the small systems. That are just being disrupted the streams of West studying but it does just show that this process goes on Sagittarius. What in fact its own set of costs that guide to be added to the Hanover? The galaxy wants to sides of terrorists. System is completely disrupted with globular clusters. Can you tell the difference between a glove class. Sta and the center of a shredded galaxy. See that's very good question There are a few Gobert. COST IS GONNA cost is have constant abundance of elements it's like on and calcium Others but there are a few classes like a Centauri which is readily visible in the summer sky where there was a big range inch in the chemical elements like Nelson on from star to star. And it's certainly been suggested that Those cover costs as well. You see a heavy element abundance range by well obtained the former nucleus off galaxies. Pain disrupted our listeners are way normally globular cluster. oster is a tight ball of thousands if not millions of stars which originally formed together at the same time in the same molecular gas and dust cloud but when you see globular clusters crossed with stars of very different MILICIA's very different compositions. That's the telltale sign you're talking about. Exactly yes yes. In fact we have an example inside serious various the The there's a classical m fifty four which is a very luminous go cost which is right at the center secretaries and in fact does have a Ryan the elephants. So that's almost smoking guns or the Saudi.
Orlando's Morning News
Hurricane Dorian moving slowly over eastern Grand Bahama Island
"Here's the latest from the national hurricane center chill overnight the storm weakened slightly it's packing Max's stand winds of one hundred seventy miles one hundred seventy five miles an hour now torrentz crawling along what one mile an hour as it moves closer to South Florida it's now one hundred miles east to west Palm Beach let's hear from Israel nine meter on its new stores slowly towards the west it will eventually turn towards the northwest later on Monday or Tuesday but not before coming very close to Florida's east coast hurricane Dorian still a massive category five hurricane with winds of one hundred seventy five miles per hour slowing to a crawl only moving one mile per hour for word or west word over grand Bahama island this is a problem for the northwestern Bahamas because it continues the lash these islands with strong winds and storm surge but for Florida that keeps it off our coast that much longer giving us the option to watch this turn farther to the north so a little bit of good news for us however we do not wish this thing to linger on the Bahamas any longer current forecast track puts it Dorian just off our east coast as we head into Tuesday and Wednesday with hurricane conditions possible along our coast in that time frame from channel nine Eyewitness News I'm meteorologist George
BrainStuff
How Was Andr the Giant Larger than Life?
"Today's episode is brought to you by the Capital, One card with Capital, One saver card. You can earn four percent cashback on dining and entertainment. That means four percent on checking out that new French restaurant and four percent on bowling with your friends. You'll also earn two percent cashback at grocery stores, and one percent on all other purchases. Now, when you go out you cash in Capital, One, what's in your wallet terms apply? Welcome to brainstorm a production of iheartradio. Hey, brain stuff. Lauren Vogel bomb here. Fans knew Andre the giant as the eighth wonder of the world, but friends and loved ones had their own designation. We spoke by Email with Benjamin Brown. An archivist for world, wrestling, entertainment, or the WWE. He said, under the giant was and still is affectionately referred to as boss, symbolizing, the respect he commanded and was appropriately given long before the towering icon, became a pop culture, phenomenon under the giant was Andrew SAAF, a French kid who led up somewhat average life until puberty hit born in Grenoble, France in nineteen Forty-six resolve was beautiful baby has older brother and Thuan said an HBO documentary about Andre's life, quote, he was normal his life changing transformation began in his early teens when it became evident that Roussel mauve had to Terry Glenn disorder called acrimoniously the sorter. According to the mayo clinic occurs, when the Patou itary gland produces too much growth hormone during adulthood, causing the bones to increase in size. It typically affects middle aged. Notes, but can happen at any age and what it strikes, still developing kids like it did, and muffs case it can cause a condition called, gigantism, which results in, abnormal increases in height and exaggerated bone growth, Roussel, muffs major physical, transformation occurred in the time between his departure from home at age fourteen to seek employment outside of granola and his first return visit at age nineteen nineteen Eighty-one Sports Illustrated profile reported indeed during the five years young Andre had been estranged from his parents, he'd grown so large that even as mother and father failed at first and even second glance to recognize him or to connect the giant. They had seen on television with the gangly dreamer, who would hide himself to Paris so long before. Of continued to grow by the age of twelve he hit six feet, that's one point eight meters and two hundred and forty pounds or a hundred kilos and rapidly grew from there. So he set his sights on a career that allowed him to use his size to his advantage. Wrestling after training with French champion Frank. Val wa who later became his manager worse enough begin competing under the name zone. Fair in Montreal and monster off in Japan. The young giant began making a name for himself, as a baby-faced colossal, competitor and bell wa introduced him to legendary wrestling promoter and Smick man senior as the founder of the world, wide, wrestling federation, or WWF, which later became the WWE McMahon made a few suggestions to increase Russa muffs. Potential success, including a name change McMahon dubbed, the wrestler, Andre the giant and sent him off to compete around the world. On March twenty sixth nineteen Seventy-three under the giant made has WWF debut at New York City's Madison Square Garden. He went onto wrestle more than three hundred days a year and rose to fame is one of the industry's most respected competitors. Brown said under the giant surpassed the often one dimensional nature of attraction wrestler to become a massive draw wherever he went in the world. Andre was both the leader of the locker room and measuring stick for all those who came after Andre the giant was intelligent multi-lingual an exceptional in ring talent. While the wrestler, success is indisputable his eventual size is up for debate most sources claim. He reached a height of seven feet four inches. That's two point two meters, though, according to biography dot com. He was more likely closer to six feet eleven inches or one point nine meters. It's full size Rousseff weighed about five hundred pounds, that's two hundred and twenty six kilos, the wrestler's unique physicality led to plenty of opportunities outside of the ring, including a memorable role in the nineteen eighty seven film the prince. Bride and resolves love for food and drink was no joke. There are many stories of him drinking more than one hundred beers. In one sitting though, it supposedly wasn't the norm. His best friend Tim white told WWE had go into a restaurant and eat twelve stakes and fifteen lobsters just to quote put on a show and have some laughs. Roussel offer main, too formidable competitor throughout his career taking on titans, like hulk HOGAN, and macho man, Randy savage, but by the early nineteen ninety s the effects of his Akra medically and the massive physical wear and tear of his career had led to severe effects on his health mega is known to cause everything from high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease to spinal cord compression vision loss, resume of grappled with chronic pain, and could no longer endure the rigors of wrestling, he retreated to his North Carolina ranch. But flew home to France at early nineteen Ninety-three when his father passed away, on January twenty seventh nineteen Ninety-three Andre the giant died and asleep congestive heart failure. The wrestler was never married, but he was survived by a daughter Robin. Christianson Russa mauve born in nineteen Seventy-nine under the giant continues to be heralded by wrestling fans as one of the sport's greatest competitors. Brown said this quote is from Tim white Andres best friend who called me while I was writing this, once he befriended, you he was your friend for life. Space episode was written by Michelle Constantinople ski and produced by Tyler click brain stuff is a production with I heart radio. How stuff works for more on this, and lots of other massive topics. Visit our home. Planet has works dot com. And for more podcast iheartradio, I heart radio app, apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Today's episode is brought to you by the Capital One saver card earn four percent cashback on dining and entertainment. Two percent at grocery stores and one percent on all other purchases. Now when you go out you cash in what's in your wallet terms apply.
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How Do Mail Carriers Get Their Routes?
"Today's episode was brought to you by the new Capital One saver card with which you can earn four percent cashback on dining and entertainment. That means four percent on checking out that new restaurant everyone's talking about and four percent on watching your team win at home. You'll also earn two percent cashback at grocery stores and one percent on all other purchases. Now when you go out you cash in what's in your wallet? Welcome to brain stuff from how stuff works. Hey, brain, Steph, Lauryn balk here. Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night keeps your loyal mailman for making their daily rounds in their powder. Blue shirt, grey shorts and occasionally awesome safari hat. But how exactly did your trustee mail carrier get signed the specific route, and how long are they stuck with it? The US postal service was established by the constitution. And the first postmaster general was named by George Washington in seventeen eighty nine. The new country was served by seventy five post offices, delivering to four million people. According to sue Brennan at the United States postal service your mail carriers. Current route is one of more than seventy four thousand world postal routes and nearly one hundred forty five thousand city routes across the nation, the longest single root in America is magnum Oklahoma where a well traveled world carrier drives a hundred and eighty three miles. That's two hundred ninety four kilometers every day to serve two hundred and forty eight customers the shortest route is an Athens, Georgia where a city. Carrier walks nine hundred fifty feet that's two hundred eighty nine meters to make two hundred and Eighty-one deliveries. We spoke with Brian Renfro. He's a second-generation letter carrier from Hattiesburg Mississippi currently serving as the executive vice president of the national association of letter carriers, a labor union, representing America's two hundred thousand city postal workers Renfro explained to us the process by which an individual postal route is designed and assigned for starters, Redford says rural carriers and city carriers have different systems for determining the size of a route a rural carriers route is much more consistent, and they are paid for the amount of time. It takes them to complete the root for city carriers. The guiding principle of design is for carrier to complete the route in his close to eight hours as possible. As you can imagine. And it our route looks a lot different depending on your location in a dense urban center full of highrise apartments. It might take a postal worker. Eight hours to service a couple of blocks out in the suburbs. Another postal worker might walk and Dr miles delivering to single family homes. The size and dimensions of each route are calculated using a combination of computer based mapping software and old fashioned on the ground experience. Renfer said the postal service has a computer program that maps the exact location of every delivery point not just this houses here, but we're the mailbox is in this program uses a number of algorithms to try to generate the most efficient way to travel the route based on the time value that's assigned to each street the computers timing of the root is just a starting point though. After that, it's the postal manager's job to account for reality. Which includes all the variables that can impact the time. It takes to complete a route. There are seasonal fluctuations and mail volume. There's inclement weather there's road construction and new home construction and the very human differences between one carrier and the next Renfrewshire said some letter carriers are tall some are short. Some are young some are older. Some are fasters are slower. There are all sorts of variables that play into it. There's no set time to deliver mail at a particular house the post. Oh carrier has to spend a few hours sorting the mail into trays before heading out on their route the trays correspond to the order of the root. If the house is head of you on the route happened to be heavier on male than usual on any given day. The letters may get to your box later then on another day. Even if the weather is good, and there's no road construction or other delays keeping the roots as close to eight hours as possible requires regular adjustments postal managers will conduct six day route inspections to accurately time each part of the letter carriers day from the daily morning sorting to the on the street delivery to hanging up their bag at night. If carriers day is stretching closer to eight and a half hours. The postal manager will slice off a portion of that route and divvied up among nearby carriers with lighter loads that explains why you might see a new face on your route every couple of years. Otherwise, these ending roots at any given post office is done by seniority when route is vacated the carrier quits or retires. Or a new one is created all the carriers office. Get to bid on the roots the carrier with the most seniority wins. If you've had the same letter carrier for a long time that probably means you're part of a desirable route or those cookies, you gave them on national postal worker day, July first are really paying off. In addition to the long-term route adjustments that are made every few months or years. The postal service also makes short-term route fixes when letter carriers show up to work every morning. They look at the day's mail volume and make an estimate of how long it will take complete their assigned route. Maybe it's a snow day or a day after a government holiday. So the delivery volume is doubled. If they know it's going to take more than eight hours. They can either volunteer for overtime overtime sign ups are every three months or the supervisor can assign a portion of the route to other carriers for the day Renfro notes that though this may sound simple in practice. It can get complicated. Fast individual post offices in big cities, like New York, Los Angeles. Boston might have two hundred three hundred letter carriers to manage each with hundreds of changing customers to deliver to. Episode was written by Dave ruse and produced by Tyler clay, brain stuff is a production of iheart media's how stuff works the more on this. Lots of other topics that delivered. Visit our home planet has stuff works dot com. And for more podcasts for my heart radio. Visit the iheartradio app apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Today's episode is brought to you by smart water twenty years ago. Smart water, reimagined, what water could be from thoughtful bottle designed to supporting smart people who are changing our world through fresh thinking. Like, you smart water has added electrolytes for taste and great tasting water helps you stay hydrated, feeling refreshed and ready to take on your day. Refresh yourself with smart water.
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Do Footballs Fly Farther in Denver?
"Imagine a fine afternoon in Denver the mile high city behind quarterback Peyton Manning's explosive offensive. The Denver Broncos have amassed attended to record today. They're hosting the Tennessee titans squad. That's lost three of its past four games. The titans. Have put up a good fight over the first half hour of game. Play three seconds before. Halftime. The score is Tennessee Twenty-one Denver seventeen. And her Broncos kicker. Matt Prater trotting out to the Denver forty six yard line. He readies himself for the play of his life. A mighty kick. Sends the ball soaring end over end across the field as a nervous crowd holds its breath. And then the place erupts with ease the ball sails through the yellow crossbar in Tennessee's endzone. It's a longest completed field goal in NFL history. A perfectly made sixty four yard drill. A for metric friends. That's about fifty eight meters perhaps emboldened by prayers heroics. The Broncos go on to crush the titans of the second half, thus clinching a playoff berth. The game. I just described took place on December eighth twenty thirteen today. Prater sixty four yards still holds the all-time distance record. Although his accomplishment has never been bested. Jaw-dropping football kicks are nothing. New in the rocky mountains. Three of the five longest field goals that the NFL has ever seen were made in Denver's mile high stadium. Broncos great Jason Elam nailed a sixty three yarder there in one thousand nine hundred eight a feat that was matched by Sebastian Janikowski when his Oakland Raiders came to town thirteen years later, but to hear some sports fans tell it those three kicks should have Asterix attached the official elevation of Colorado's capital is exactly one mile. That's one thousand six hundred nine meters above sea level. No other NFL cities. It's anywhere close to that. Altitude of the runner up is Glendale Arizona, which is just one thousand feet or three hundred meters. Above sea level Denver's elevation does affect the sporting events up there when football's kicked Broncos home game. It's apt to cover more distance than it would in lower elev-. Nations. And this doesn't just affect three point field goals. Kickoffs tend to go farther as well. There's a book called football physics. The science of the game by one university of Nebraska, professor Timothy gay for it. He ran the numbers on eight different teams from cities that sit more or less at sea level like the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots that played at least one road game in Denver during the two thousand one or two thousand two seasons. He found that in those two years the visiting kickers from low elevation towns. Enjoyed some great numbers when they went to Denver up in Colorado. There kickoffs traveled seventy point one yards. That's sixty four meters on average back in their respective home fields. The average kickoff distance dropped by seven point three yards. That's six point six meters to understand those numbers will need to talk about air density pretend as I'm sure you want to that you have a jet pack, if you were to take off at sea level and travel through earth's atmosphere in a straight line up the density of the air around you would get lower as your altitude. Creased? This is due to a universal law as the distance between two objects grows the gravitational pull they exert on each other lessons and air molecules are not exempt the pole of earth's gravity is more strongly felt by molecules that are closer to the planet's center at or below sea level, gravitational attraction pacts the molecules tightly together and the weight of the molecules sitting higher up in the atmosphere really bears down on the ones occupying low elevations in consequence the air, it self grows, denser, the closer you get to the surface way up in the mile high city, the Air's only about eighty two percent as dense as it is at sea level a ball kicked skyward in Denver will therefore encounter fewer air molecules than it would in Miami. That's important to note because air molecules create drag drag is a force that pushes against solid bodies as they travel through fluids or gases, a punted or kicked football will run headlong into a steady barrage of air molecules their combined drag will slow it down sometimes dramatic. Early. But remember in ludens, the air molecules are fewer and farther between therefore football's can and often do encounter less drag in Denver Denver's altitude impacts baseball as well. A physicist and Red Sox fan. Alan Nathan reports that fly balls at chorus field. Go proximity five percent farther than they do at Fenway park in Boston yet kicking on the Broncos home turf won't guarantee success for kickers or punters altitude reduces air density, and by extension drag but cold weather increases it and boy can Colorado get chilly. A twenty eleven survey of NFL statistical records found that in outdoor games. Played at temperatures of thirty nine degrees Fahrenheit, that's four degrees celsius or lower field goal. Accuracy drops by one point seven percent while the average partly is about one yard shorter than normal. These findings hold true throughout the league. So it's to Matt Prater credit that his record-breaking field goals split the uprights from sixty four yards out. Even though Denver. It's temperature had fallen. Just fourteen degrees Fahrenheit that's negative ten celsius at the time. Whatever the weather kicking specialists need to be on guard against complacency Denver's reputation as the mecca of ultra-long field goals is well established across the league. According to players that mile high mystique can trick visiting kickers into overestimating their abilities. We could say that when in doubt always air on the side of
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Chinese spacecraft makes first-ever landing on far side of the moon
"Gill has gone into hiding with his wife. The pair thought to have left the embassy in Rome in November does days before the end of the embassador posting their reported to be seeking asylum. The technology giant apple is blamed the economic slowdown in China for big drop in its sales. Forecasts in response. Apple shares dropped sharply. And after I was trading on Wall Street rotary. Kathleen Jones reports it's highly unusual for apple to say anything about its finances between quarterly results, so Tim Cook's letter to investors came as a bombshell. He warned them to expect revenue for the current quarter to be five billion dollars lower than predicted ascribing. Most of the problem to a slowdown in the Chinese economy exacerbated by the current trade tensions between China and the United States. But he's also clear that there are wider problems with the iphone high prices and a sense that the latest models of only marginal improvements have made consumers everywhere reluctant to upgrade officials in the south Indian state of Kerala say at least two hundred people including dozens of police officers have been injured in clashes conservative Hindu groups leading day of St.. Protests. They're angry that to women and to the well known temple sub Ramallah on Wednesday, ending a longstanding ban and women menstruating age. Here's is science Asia editor Jill mcgivering is called a general shutdown many shops and businesses are closed and transport services are at a standstill violence broke out as demonstrators clashed with police and buildings and vehicles were found allies d- on the surface. This is a religious dispute. Women want to exercise their legal right to worship at the Sabbath mala temple conservatives opposed them. But it's also political activists from the pro Hindu BJP blame the state's left-wing leaders for supporting the women and India faces general elections in a few months time world news from the BBC deadlock continues in Washington after discussions between President Trump and leaders of congress failed to resolve the budget dispute that's caused a partial government shutdown on Thursday. The Democrats take control of the house of representatives. They've promised to pass their own budget proposals. Excluding the president's key demand for funding to build a border wall with Mexico. More bodies have been recovered from the rubble of a Russian apartment block collapsed and Monday, bringing the number of confirmed down to thirty seven a suspected gas explosion demolish part of the ten to building. And the euro city of magnitude. Tsk? British police are questioning two men suspected of arranging the illegal movement of migrants across the channel the British government is blamed criminal gangs for recent surge in arrivals, and is questioned whether the migrants genuine asylum-seekers, Ben Ondo reports the national crime agency said the two people arrested in Manchester were thirty three year old from Iran and a British man aged twenty four since the start of November nearly two hundred and fifty people have reached the UK by boat though. None of been reported in the last forty eight hours. The home secretary subject Javid has described it as a major incident. He's now reported to have written to the Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson asking the Royal Navy to provide a patrol vessel. In a statement. The ministry of defence said it was ready to help out a yard has turned up off southern Australia nearly nine years after being abandoned storm by teenage American round the world sailor Abby Sunderland was just sixteen when she sat CEO from California and twenty two. Ten to try to become the youngest past never to circumnavigate the globe. Singlehanded? She had to give up her attempt. Five months later when yachts mast snapped in nine meter high waves epi said that seeing the vessel reappear after so long at brought back many memories. Good not so good BBC news. You're listening to the inquiry on the BBC World Service. I'm Neil Rozelle. Started as a pinprick of light. Just another star in the firmament over months, the group, brighter becoming more and more distinct. Grew a tail like a comment, and then it grew larger and brighter still. Could be seen by day. Finally, it lit up the sky in a brilliant molten moment. And then. Darkness life on earth would never be the same. That happened sixty six million years ago, an asteroid more than ten kilometers wide slammed into earth starting a mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs. The same thing happening now. But this time the asteroid is us. So today, we're asking are we heading for another mass extinction. Hot one fog Magadan. A lot of people. Find them creepy. Our first