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Witch Doctor In USA, Chicago, Florida, Miami, Washington DC, London, broil, San Francisco, San…
- Dr. Sheikh Hakim is a traditional spiritual healer and Sangoma who offers services related to witchcraft, love spells, native healing, and more.
- He claims to have helped many people using his strong ancestral powers passed down from previous generations.
- Services offered include relationship advice, marriage advice, protection, success spells, and more.
- Dr. Sheikh Hakim can be contacted via call or WhatsApp on +254758846021.
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A 'severe' geomagnetic storm is forecast for Earth for the first time in years — here's what to know about these storms
- NOAA has forecasted a 'severe' G4 geomagnetic storm to hit on Friday, generating dazzling aurora in the northern US.
- G4 storms are the second-strongest type of geomagnetic storm, causing radio blackouts and outages.
- Experts don't expect major issues but anticipate impressive aurora displays.
- The storm is caused by high-energy particles from solar eruptions interacting with Earth's magnetic field.
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Witch Doctor In UK, England And London
- Witch Doctor Sheikh Hakim offers traditional spiritual healing and spell casting services.
- Services provided include relationship advice, love spells, marriage advice, and divorce advice.
- Other services offered include success spells, protection spells, revenge spells, and wisdom spells.
- Contact Witch Doctor Sheikh Hakim through call or WhatsApp for assistance.
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Why Hot Jupiters Spiral into Their Stars
- Hot Jupiters can be pulled into their stars by gravitational interactions over millions of years.
- Some hot Jupiters are spiraling in faster than can be explained by gravity alone.
- Durham University scientists studied WASP-12b and proposed that magnetic fields inside stars can dissipate the tidal waves caused by orbiting hot Jupiters.
- Internal gravity waves moving inwards transform into magnetic waves when they encounter a strong enough magnetic field in the star's interior.
- The energy dissipated by these newly-created magnetic waves causes the hot Jupiter to lose energy, spiraling closer to its star.
- The magnetic field hypothesis explains why some hot Jupiters spiral into their stars faster than expected.
- Additional studies of similar-type stars and their hot Jupiters could confirm the magnetic mechanism.
- Future observations could also help astronomers understand the tidal wave theory and place constraints on the types of stars where it would operate.
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Does the Milky Way Have Too Many Satellite Galaxies?
- A team of astronomers using the Subaru telescope has discovered nine previously undiscovered satellite galaxies of the Milky Way.
- These findings challenge the previous understanding of the number of satellite galaxies orbiting the Milky Way.
- The research aims to expand our understanding of the Universe and investigate the distribution of dark matter.
- Further studies and high-resolution imaging are needed to confirm and explore these newly discovered satellite galaxies.
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SpaceX launches more direct to cell capable Starlink satellites
- SpaceX launched 20 more Starlink satellites, 13 of which are direct-to-cell capable.
- These satellites can connect directly to cell phones, eliminating dead zones.
- The launch marked the 75th mission from SLC-4E for SpaceX.
- The Falcon 9 booster successfully landed on the droneship for refurbishment.
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SpaceX reveals its first Extravehicular Activity Suits (EVA) for Polaris Dawn mission
- SpaceX has revealed its first-ever Extravehicular Activity (EVA) Suits for the upcoming Polaris Dawn mission.
- The EVA suits are based on the Intravehicular Activity suits worn by Crew Dragon astronauts and feature a new visor and heads-up display for vital information.
- The Polaris Dawn mission will include the first-ever commercial astronaut spacewalk and the use of Starlink for communication and data relays.
- SpaceX envisions further evolution of the EVA suits for future missions on the Moon and potentially Mars.
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NASA images unlock secrets of Andromeda’s massive black hole
- NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope provides images that reveal how the supermassive black hole in Andromeda galaxy feeds on surrounding dust and gas.
- The black hole in Andromeda consumes a steady flow of dust and gas, resulting in its quiet behavior.
- Computer simulations and observations confirm the theory of steady feeding, with spirals of dust observed feeding into the black hole.
- The study enhances our understanding of galaxy dynamics and highlights the importance of archival data.
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Hubble Celebrates the 15th Anniversary of Servicing Mission 4
- Servicing Mission 4 (SM4), the fifth mission, provided a makeover and legacy to Hubble and was launched in May 2009, and the last space shuttle mission to visit Hubble.
- Astronauts repaired two instruments for the first time and installed two new ones during the mission.
- Astronauts left behind a Hubble telescope operating at peak performance.
- Since SM4, Hubble has revealed a dense globular cluster called Messier 4, and linked Neptune’s clouds to the solar cycle.
- Hubble has charted its own path of discovery through the universe and works closely with other missions such as the James Webb Space Telescope.
- Hubble’s data have been used to publish over 21,000 scientific papers, with around 30% from the new instruments installed during SM4.
- As Hubble starts its 35th year in orbit, the legacy of Servicing Mission 4 is on display in the telescope’s scientific bounty.
- Hubble is playing a critical role in the portfolio of NASA’s flagship missions for science.
- Hubble’s lasting presence in space is a reminder of humans' amazing ideas, marvel of engineering and faith in humanity.
- SM4 marked the end of a chapter in space history and demonstrated the crucial role of human ingenuity and determination in space exploration.
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NASA’s TESS Discovers Fiery, Lava-Covered Exoplanet in Distant Star System
- NASA's TESS has discovered an extreme exoplanet covered in active volcanoes.
- The exoplanet, named TOI-6713.01, is 30% larger than Earth and resembles Jupiter's moon Io.
- Gravitational forces from nearby planets cause the extreme volcanic activity on TOI-6713.01.
- Scientists are interested in measuring the mass and density of the planet to understand its composition.
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NASA details plan to build a levitating robot train on the moon
- NASA has approved further funding for a study on a levitating robot train on the moon.
- The project, called 'Flexible Levitation on a Track' (FLOAT), aims to develop a lunar railway system for reliable and efficient payload transport.
- FLOAT could allow materials to be transported across the moon's surface starting from the 2030s.
- Other 'science fiction-like' projects in NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program include fluid-based telescopes and a plasma-propelled rocket.
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NASA chief scientist salary per month per year | Scientist Daddy — scientistdaddy.com
- NASA chief scientist Dr. Kathreen Calvin’s salary is around $20833.33 per month.
- The average NASA chief scientist salary is $20833.33 per month.
- The average salary per month for scientists working for NASA is $20416.66.
- NASA scientists earn on average $60,000 to $70,000 and around $120,000.
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NASA Glenn Looking to Lease Facilities
- NASA Glenn Research Center is offering opportunities to lease assets it no longer uses.
- These Enhanced Use Lease agreements will allow space, aeronautics, and related industries to use Glenn land and facilities in support of NASA's mission.
- The goal is to expand partnerships, accelerate innovation, and create regional economic opportunities.
- Glenn has identified four facilities in Cleveland and one in Sandusky, Ohio, that will be considered for leasing.
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The Representation of Astronomical Phenomena, from Maya Codices to Western Renn
- European explorers encountered Maya civilization and its astronomical knowledge, sparking curiosity among European astronomers.
- Maya and European astronomers shared a fascination with the mysteries of the universe, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries.
- The interconnectedness of human curiosity and exploration emerges as a central theme in the dialogue between Maya and European astronomers.
- The representation of astronomical phenomena in Maya codices and its influence on European Renaissance astronomy highlights the enduring power of curiosity to bridge gaps and forge connections.
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Video shows how you’ll be spaghettified when you fall into a black hole
- NASA has created a simulation that shows what it would look like to fall into a supermassive black hole.
- The simulation reveals distorted rings and a one-dimensional point called a singularity inside the black hole.
- The simulation was created by astrophysicist Dr. Jeremy Schnittman using NASA's supercomputer.
- Falling into a supermassive black hole would allow a person to see past the event horizon before being stretched and squashed.
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