Чего только не бывает по нетрезвому делу! Вот, например, днями в Изюме изрядно "поддавший" гражданин решил покорить новую в жизни высоту. Он взобрался на местную телевизионную вышку, высота которой более 200 метров! Об этом написала газета "Обрії" Оковита допомогла … <a href="https://slavdelo.dn.ua/2020/09/02/netrezvyj-izyumchanin-vzobralsya-na-200-metrovuyu-televyshku/">Далее <span class="meta-nav">...</span></a>

Астрономы предполагают, что этот объект тяжелее Солнца примерно в 85 раз

On Wed., Sept. 2., at 2:45 p.m. EDT, we will test the solid rocket boosters for our Space Launch System, the most powerful rocket ever built. This full-scale booster test will take place at the Northrop Grumman facilities in Promontory, Utah, and help engineers evaluate improvements and new materials in the boosters for deep space missions beyond #Artemis III.

How many stars can you see in the night sky with your naked eye? A million? A Billion? As Carl Sagan liked to say, “Billions and billions?” On this StarTalk explainer video, Neil deGrasse Tyson and comic co-host Chuck Nice are investigating how many stars you can really see.

Neil explains why the number of stars you can see might be drastically lower than you think. Find out why the Moon poses a problem for seeing stars. Neil tells us how a full Moon can wash out a good amount of visible stars. Find out more about “dark time” and “bright time” when using telescopes.

We discuss how binoculars can help you see a lot more stars. We dive into the evolutionary history of our eyesight. Also, Neil gives us a way to use your fist to calculate how many stars you can see in the sky. Lastly, discover more about how Andromeda went from being what we thought was a simple nebula to an entire other galaxy.

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