Alaves vs Mallorca Match: Tips and Predictions for the Fans
01 Nov
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Alaves vs Mallorca Match: Tips and Predictions for the Fans

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NASA Space Technology The match that will take place between Deportivo Alavs and RCD Mallorca on November 1, 2024, has been accepted by entertainment and football tips.From the information obtained, Alavs are facing a problem of losing in their recent games, where they have lost their last five games in La Liga. On the other hand, Mallorca have a good game plan, they have won five of their last six games.The tipsters think that Mallorca have a chance to win or lose in Vitoria. The decision of the game shows that Mallorca have the ability to win or draw the game, due to the way Alavs played in the evening.And, some experts are betting that the game will end with a score of less than 3.5, with odds of 1.15, which shows that the game...
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Googly-eyed potato eclipse filmed by NASA’s Perseverance rover
01 Nov
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Googly-eyed potato eclipse filmed by NASA’s Perseverance rover

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NASA Space Technology Phobos is no slowpoke. Given its size, angle, and orbital pattern, the moon makes a full-circle around Mars roughly once every 7.6 hours. This frequency also makes it far more likely to pass in front of the Sun compared to Earth’s solar eclipses. If you were hypothetically at the right location at the right time on Mars, you could glimpse the small, potato-shaped satellite briefly turning the Sun into a giant googly eye. NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover captured just such an event back in February—and it managed to photograph another eclipse barely seven months later.NASA recently showcased the latest Phobos eclipse seen on September 30th from the rover’s vantage point on Mars’ Jezero Crater. Once again, the googly eye’s lifespan lasted barely 30 seconds, making...
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Members of Congress seek details on Chandra funding and operations
01 Nov
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Members of Congress seek details on Chandra funding and operations

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NASA Space Technology The Chandra X-Ray Observatory (above) and Hubble Space Telescope could face budget cuts as NASA deals with overall spending reductions. Credit: NASA/CXC & J. VaughanWASHINGTON — Several members of Congress are seeking more details about the operation of NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, a space telescope whose budget has faced steep cuts.In an Oct. 30 letter to Patrick Slane, director of the Chandra X-ray Center, six members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation, led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D), asked for more details about the operation of the 25-year-old X-ray space telescope and the effects potential NASA budget cuts would have on it.NASA had proposed a 40% cut in Chandra’s budget for fiscal year 2025 in the budget proposal the agency released in March. However, agency officials said at an Oct. 23 town hall...
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NASA updates list of Artemis 3 landing sites
01 Nov
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NASA updates list of Artemis 3 landing sites

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NASA Space Technology NASA has updated a list of potential landing locations for Artemis 3, identifying nine regions around the south pole of the moon. Credit: NASAWASHINGTON — NASA has updated a list of candidate landing sites near the south pole of the moon for the Artemis 3 mission, taking into account surface conditions and capabilities of SpaceX’s Starship lander.NASA announced Oct. 28 that it had updated the locations in the lunar south pole region it was considering for the Artemis 3 mission. The agency had released a list of 13 candidate landing locations there in August 2022.The nine locations include some of the same regions of the earlier list as well as new locations. All are clustered near the lunar south pole, a region of science and exploration interest because of the potential of...
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