New Zealanders are sharing colorful photos of the aurora australis on social media. “I had another amazing experience in New Zealand. I saw the Northern Lights with my daughter,” Amanda wrote on Twitter. The aurora borealis or australis, also known as the aurora, is created when electrically charged particles from the sun enter the atmosphere via the North or South …
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Both also belong to a family of black holes that is all new to us. Astronomers using the Gaia mission have revealed two previously unknown black holes. The black holes, called Gaia BH1 and Gaia BH2, are both about ten times more massive than our sun and are located 1560 and 3800 light years away respectively. This makes them the …
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The 4,500 different types of bulbous plants are about to be renovated in the Hortus Bulborum in Limmen. The oldest bulb garden in the Netherlands can be visited again for weeks from Friday. “They come here from all over the world.” That’s what 95-year-old Hortus Bulborum Foundation Board Max Nuyens proudly says when addressing a media partner NH News already …
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The new Netflix miniseries “Kaleidoscope” is based on a robbery that could have happened. The new Netflix miniseries Kaleidoscope is a unique series where each viewer sees the episodes in a different order. Now it turns out the series is also based on a true story of a company that lost nearly billions in bonds due to a hurricane. Kaleidoscope …
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Hervé Renard is the national coach of French footballers until August 2024. He succeeds the dismissed Corinne Deacon. The football association (FFF) announced the news on Thursday, a day after he handed in his resignation. Renard, 54, leads French footballers to the World Cup which will take place in Australia and New Zealand from July 20 to August 20. The …
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This talk show is made possible in part by MSI. All opinions expressed in this video are our own. MSI has no say in the content and is seeing the video for the first time here on the site, just like you. Tomorrow is April 1st. The day we’re going to be overloaded with silly jokes. Today, we stay serious. …
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Japan will further restrict technology exports for chip manufacturing. Japanese Trade Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura made the announcement on Thursday, the Nippon News Agency reported. Japanese companies now require a license to export more advanced products, including 23 categories. Neighbor China was not explicitly mentioned, but the decision comes after the US and the Netherlands previously restricted the sale of advanced …
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city of asteroids, the latest film from award-winning director Wes Anderson, has received its first full-length trailer. Above all, we notice Anderson’s distinctive style and we also see the star cast at work. Wes Anderson’s last film was in 2021. Then the American director brought The French Dispatch out. Many film critics see this as one of Anderson’s lesser films, …
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On January 17, 2023, consultations between unions and employers have stalled. The employers did not want to respond sufficiently to our requests. Think about important issues such as: reduced pressure at work, breaks, more “air in the schedules” (space in the schedules in terms of time) and salaries. Additionally, employers wanted more agility/flexibility and shortened the planning process from 26 …
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In the Past Preview section, we go back in time and take a look at the history of the next VVV-Venlo home game. Sunday afternoon, the Koelclub will play against Roda JC. Let’s list some interesting facts. By: Finbar van der Veen, VVV history. All figures and facts refer to home league matches since 1954. The home record against NAC …
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Development resumed at an early stage Written by Michel Muster op Friday, March 31, 2023 12:22 PM CD Projekt Red has shed some light on the reports surrounding the development of Project Sirius, an upcoming spin-off from the Witcher series. Earlier this month, the developer reported that Project Sirius, one of the new The Witcher games in development, had been …
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Russia is fully committed to the fight against “American domination” in the world and the “anti-Russian activities” of foreign states. Furthermore, he will use the military if necessary to “deter and prevent” aggression against himself and his allies. Incidentally take Russia presidency of the UN Security Council for a month starting this weekend. The threatening words are at the heart …
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FC Emmen have formally canceled the contracts of twelve players, including captain Jeroen Velmedt. Drenthe Football Club, on the other hand, have long-term commitments to Jari Vlak and Oussama El Messaoudi, among others. Other players who received letters of resignation were Jeff Harteveldt, Richeiro Zivkovic, Jasin-Amin Acehnoun, Ben Scholt, Danny Hossen, Azedin Touficki, Arnaud Lusayadio, Mart Leider, Micky van der …
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“Fortunately, we have the right,” Roger Cox said in a TED Talk. With this right, he forced the Dutch state and Shell to take on more responsibility. Meanwhile, fossil emissions are only increasing. Can the law really save us? This story comes from the new UN – available today! Order it here without postage. On May 26, 2021, Limburg lawyer …
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Why lithium? The energy transition requires large quantities of raw materials. However, clean energy technologies require far more metals and minerals than working with fossil fuels such as oil and coal. Because the demand for “cleaner” raw materials increases, social and ecological tensions arise where these raw materials are extracted. This is also the case with lithium, a light metal …
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