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HERMISTON — It’s time to celebrate as longtime Hermiston resident Mabel Watson is turning 100 years old.

It’s time to celebrate — longtime Hermiston resident Mabel Watson is turning 100 years old.

Australias astronomer-at-large Fred Watson says there is “no immediate threat” to the planet as the asteroid intends to cross earth’s orbit. “This asteroid is about one and a half kilometres in diameter … it is only a 10th of the diameter of the one that wiped out the dinosaurs,” Mr Watson told Sky News Australia.

Fred Watson, a Navy veteran and former defense contractor, sued the city of Ferguson and Officer Eddie Boyd III in 2017, arguing Boyd illegally stopped Watson in 2012, searched his car, pointed a gun at him, unlawfully arrested him and filed bogus charges.

I am a rail worker and our wage demands are reasonable and justified.

Australia’s astronomer-at-large Fred Watson says the proposed building is “an imposition on the whole ethos of the Sydney Observatory” and that the study, relied on by the government, is wrong.

Time is flying. Literally.

Time is flying. Literally.

On June 29, our planet completed one rotation in 1.59 milliseconds less than 24 hours

The first images captured by NASAs James Webb Telescope were published this week – producing the deepest and sharpest look at our universe to date. The James Webb Telescope allowed NASA to see deeper into the cosmos than ever before due to its sheer power and infrared light technology. Astronomer Fred Watson said the NASA images were an “extraordinary achievement”. “The engineering is astonishing,” he said.