He 's also seemingly made it his life 's mission to make a human colony on Mars a reality, and he insists that it 's possible to make Mars a lot like Earth as long as we can unlock the carbon dioxide trapped inside Martian ice, rock, and soil. Scientists aren 't fully on board with this line of thinking, but a new tweet from Musk hints that he 's once again ready to argue that ”nuking Mars ” is a good idea.
To this point, Apple in its complaint argues that Corellium ”encourages its users to sell any discovered information on the open market to the highest bidder. ”
When those Series 5 models of the watch get shown off next month in tandem with an unveiling of a trio of new iPhones, analyst Ming Chi Kuo is expecting to see OLED displays supplied by Japan Display, which actually gets more than half its revenue from Apple. That 's according to the new research note from Kuo and TF International Securities shared with Chinese media on Friday (via MacRumors).
That dispute notwithstanding, the two companies appear to be making peace on another front. According to a report from The Information, Apple and Spotify are currently working on a deal that would finally allow Spotify users to play songs from their playlists via Siri commands.
In light of that, iFixit last week discovered that Apple implemented something of an unusual software lock in iOS that prevents users from checking the health of their iPhone battery if it was replaced by an unauthorized third party. Instead, users keen on checking the health of their battery are greeted with the following message: ”Unable to verify this iPhone has a genuine Apple battery. Health information not available for this battery. ”
The black hole often flickers, but outbursts are incredibly rare. It 's pretty calm for a supermassive black hole, all things considered, but scientists from the Keck Observatory have captured images of our galaxy 's black hole getting a lot more feisty than usual. A bright flash indicating a burst of activity was observed as scientists trained the lens on the black hole before it dimmed over the course of a couple of hours.
The black hole often flickers, but outbursts are incredibly rare. It 's pretty calm for a supermassive black hole, all things considered, but scientists from the Keck Observatory have captured images of our galaxy 's black hole getting a lot more feisty than usual. A bright flash indicating a burst of activity was observed as scientists trained the lens on the black hole before it dimmed over the course of a couple of hours.
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The study, which was published in the American Geophysical Union 's Journal of Geophysical Research, focuses on a colossal 75 mile wide impact site known as the Lomonosov crater. The gigantic scar on the planet 's surface is what remains of the incredibly destructive event, but there 's still plenty it can teach us.
Astronomers have been studying WASP 121b using NASA 's Hubble Space Telescope and their observations are incredibly wild. For starters, the planet is incredibly hot, with an upper atmosphere reaching temperatures of 4,600 degrees Fahrenheit. That intense temperature and the proximity of the planet to its host star has also affected its shape.
We know both phones are going to be expensive. In fact, the Galaxy Note 10 will be so expensive that pricing is likely the main reason Samsung decided to also make an entry level version of the phone, just like it did with the Galaxy S10e. We also know that the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 will be released on August 23rd after going up for preorder shortly after Samsung 's press conference next week. There really isn 't much left to be uncovered, but one more puzzle piece is now in place thanks to a leak uncovered on Monday morning.
However, it 's really just the tip of the proverbial iceberg, and the Gaia project team will continue to update the map data in the years to come. In the meantime, researchers combining the data from Gaia with sky survey data using other instruments have been able to peer through some of the dust and debris obscuring star positions to increase the accuracy of the Gaia data.
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As the agency reveals in a new update, mission managers recently decided to shut down one of the heaters on Voyager 2 which is designed to keep its cosmic ray subsystem (CRS) instrument at a comfortable temperature. This was done to conserve energy, but the CRS itself miraculously still works, despite dipping well below the temperatures it was tested at over four decades ago.
But there are still tons more questions and much speculation about what HBO and showrunner Jane Goldman may have up their sleeve when it comes to following up one of the biggest television properties ever.
If you logged into Facebook today, you may have noticed that the site is acting a bit wonky. Pages are slow to load and many images on individual profiles aren 't showing up. The issues above aren 't just exclusive to Facebook, however. Users across Facebook 's suite of properties mdash; which includes Instagram and WhatsApp mdash; have reported similar usability issues over the past few hours.Facebook hasn 't divulged the reason for the temperamental behavior but the social networking giant did acknowledge that some users are having trouble accessing their properties and that engineers are working hard to identify and rectify the root of the problem.