About the episode ESA and Eumetsat today released the first images from the Lightning Imager aboard the first third-generation Meteosat satellite, launched in 2022. The instrument can continuously detect fast flashes of light in the Earth’s atmosphere, day or night, at a distance of 36,000 kilometers. Each of the four onboard cameras can capture up to 1000 frames per second. …
Read More »Family football star Kaptein (17) has already seen World Cup participation coming
For young soccer star Wieke Kaptein, his top spot in the World Cup selection didn’t come as a total surprise. Friends and family have already seen it coming, the midfielder noted heading into the tournament in Australia and New Zealand later this month. At 17, Hengelo is the youngest Dutch participant in a World Cup. “You’ve done a good job …
Read More »Happy reunion former Watermolenschool students | The latest news from Groenlo
Mon, Jul 3, 5:14 PM To read aloud Education GROENLO – The then pupils of De Watermolen primary school, who attended the school from 1976 to 1984, gathered at the old square on Saturday afternoon for a meeting. It was a happy reunion, but sometimes almost emotional after all these years. Watermolen School officially no …
Read More »Shortly after the Big Bang, time ran five times slower than it does today and everything happened in slow motion | Science
During the first billion years after the creation of the universe, time moved up to five times slower than it does today. As a result, everything seemed to be slowing down compared to now, say scientists in the authoritative scientific journal natural astronomy. A team of astronomers was able to go back in time by examining the light around a …
Read More »Orange not ready for World Cup yet, says captain Sherida Spitse
According to captain Sherida Spitse, the Orange team are not yet ready for the World Cup later this month, despite the convincing victory in the farewell match against Belgium (5-0). The Belgians are about as high in the world rankings as first-place World Cup opponents Portugal, but the southern Europeans ‘are still a bit better on the ball’. According to …
Read More »If bottle caps (IV-changing items) ever come to Pokémon GO, it won’t be by chance
For those who haven’t played the original games, Bottle Caps are items that allow you to adjust a Pokemon’s stats. And in Pokémon GO, as players, we care even more about those stats. Since the game’s release, original Pokémon players in particular have been hoping for the bottle caps. In a recent interview, Michael Steranka, head of the Pokémon GO …
Read More »Moscow: 16 Leopard tanks destroyed
International•3 Jul ’23 12:51Author: Mark Van Hareveld The Russian army destroyed 16 German-made Leopard tanks. This writes the Russian news agency TASS based on the statements of Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Shoigu held a conference call with military commanders today. The Russian army destroyed 16 German-made Leopard tanks. This writes the Russian news agency TASS based on the statements …
Read More »Netflix will broadcast a live sports match for the first time
We are familiar with streaming services that broadcast sporting events: after all, we have ViaPlay in the Netherlands for darts, Formula 1 and other sports. But the established order of streaming services rarely ventures into live events. Netflix tried it before, most notably with the Love is Blind reunion, but it turned out to be a fiasco. Now it will …
Read More »The flying car can be tested in the United States: “Available for customers in 2025”
Alef Aeronautics, a California automaker, announcement which he received permission from the American aeronautical authorities to test with the “Model A” of the flying car. This is the first time in the United States that there has been official permission for such a vehicle to take flight. The project is backed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, among others. “It brings everyone …
Read More »Europe is doing well on trade
Written by Dominic DeVittePublished on Monday 03 July 2023 to do 15:09 • 5 Read less Europe is marginalized economically, but it is doing well in terms of trade. This is clear from an analysis by Xerfi, a French knowledge center for economics. Why is this important?Although the influence of Pacific countries is slowly increasing, European and NAFTA trade (between …
Read More »IN PICTURE. Saturn seen by the James Webb Space Telescope | Science & Planet
Four in a row! The James Webb Space Telescope has also photographed the last giant in our solar system. After Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, it was finally Saturn’s turn. The result: the planet with its iconic rings like you’ve never seen it before. The James Webb Space Telescope captured this image of the gold-ringed planet in the darkness of our …
Read More »Frustrated Miedema is happy with her role as adviser to Orange Women
Injured star player Vivianne Miedema will follow the Orange Women’s World Cup matches on television with some frustration. The football player’s all-time top scorer has been training on the pitch again since last week but is still months away from returning. In the meantime, she is working as an advisor to national coach Andries Jonker. At Jonker’s request, Miedema, 26, …
Read More »“The promise of greater productivity also ends in deception for AI”
Technology•2 Jul ’23 22:00•Modified on 2 Jul 23 22:20Author: bass thijs The promise that technological revolutions lead to higher productivity and more free time almost always ends in disappointment. Whether this will be any different in the development of AI is debatable, says Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, founder of The Next Web, in BNR Nexus. Ultimately, there was never an …
Read More »Rutte to Serbia and Kosovo because of rising tensions, what’s going on? | Abroad
03 jul 2023 om 06:37Update: 9 minuten geleden Prime Minister Mark Rutte will pay a two-day visit to Kosovo and Serbia on Monday. With his Luxembourg counterpart, he will meet with the leaders of the two neighboring countries on the rise in tensions. What is going on? First a brief explanation, because the conflict between Kosovo and Serbia goes back …
Read More »The entrepreneur | US economy growth up sharply in first quarter…
News Topical In the first quarter of this year, the US economy grew much faster than previously thought. According to new figures from the US Department of Commerce, the economy grew by 2%. Early estimates showed growth of 1.3%. PA June 29, 2023 This is a growth figure on a so-called annualized basis. In addition, quarter-on-quarter growth is artificially stretched …
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