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Elation and disbelief: Shelton artists work earns prominent placement in Rome, Washington, D.C. Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Jill Nichols poses in front of her painting ‘Phi’ in her home and studio in Shelton, Conn. Jan. 22, 2021. A copy of the painting currently hangs in the Vatican Observatory Museum.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Jill Nichols poses in front of her painting ‘Juno’ in her home and studio in Shelton, Conn. Jan. 22, 2021. A copy o...

a spacecraft called Juno which was orbiting Ganymede when it detected the waves. "Electrons spiralling in Jupiters magnetic field are thought to be the cause of the radio noise we hear," NASA said in a statement.  NASA explained that the process causes electrons within to whirl and oscillate much slower than their spin rate due to which all electromagnetic and radio waves get amplified and are picked up by spacecraft hovering in space. These electrons also create auroras in the ultraviolet spe...

Nationwide Tour Announced For Pōnekes Macho Macho Annabel Kean / Thursday 14th January, 2021 10:55AM    Pōneke bedroom-pop foursome, and presumably part-time muscle men, Macho Macho have been oiling up their tunes and toning their vocal cords in preparation for a glistening summer tour. The up-and-comers dipped their toes into releasing music in early 2020, with a couple of demos and a couple of not-demos, sounding something along the lines of a Brit-pop group that moved to Dunedi...

Does anyone listen to FM radio anymore? NASA does and it’s a good thing they do – otherwise, we might have missed an FM signal coming from Ganymede, one of the larger moons of Jupiter. What do the residents of Ganymede listen to? Rock? Rap? Techno-pop? Space-age bachelor pad music? Ganymedean folk music? “Since its first orbit in 2016, Juno has delivered one revelation after another about the inner workings of this massive gas giant. With the extended mission, we will answer fundamental q...

Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Kevin M. Gill A pair of ongoing NASA missions—the Juno spacecraft in orbit around Jupiter and the InSight lander on Mars—have been extended following an external review. Advertisement An independent review panel said both Juno and InSight have “produced exceptional science,” and that both missions should be allowed to continue, according to a NASA statement. “The Senior Review has validated that these two planetary science missions are likely to cont...

Where it goes 2.5 miles an hour and this goes 8 miles an hour. jump on the gas. >> i think im over the weight limit. >> so as soon as you turn the wheel you have this cool shifting motion. you do have to step on the gas. >> im on the gas, i swear. whoa! >> thank you, rick. >> what have we got here? >> i want you to meet my friend yojuno. like any baby, juno is learning how to use her trunk. >> over the weight limit. put me in the cloak. >> oh, man. >> cant see me. >> juno is playing with her pea...

Staving off worldwide. therefore, naturally, the president has ordered them to open up the tongass to oil and gas and mining and logging, just chop it down. joining us now from juno, alaska, is eric jordan. hes trying to keep the trump administration from opening up the arctic for drilling. thank you for making time for us. >> thank you. >> as far as you understand this decision-making process around the tongass national forest, do you believe that this is in motion? is this being floated as a t...

Areas. these are very important to -- >> sorry to interrupt you. i know we have a long delay between here and juno. let me ask you, mr. jorgansen. do you anticipate there will be a legal fight with the trump administration if they move forward to try to make this change? >> before they can make this change they have to go through the substantial public process and justify the change and justify the reversal of course. this rule is popular nationally. we know it has bipartisan majorities in favor...

Dread of the unknown. a few hours earlier, they learn the purpose of their mission, their destination, utah, omaha, juno, and gold beach, were shrouded in uncertainty. only those who a few months earlier had taken part in the sicily landings had an idea what was to come. a bitter, difficult battle which would certainly claim the lives of many. tens of thousands of soldiers, drafted or volunteers, most were barely 20 years old. and yet, their days of youth seemed far behind them. the rolling hill...