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Fomalhaut b is orbiting its host star at a wide separation, where forming massive planets is difficult. To explain its current location, Fomalhaut b could have been dynamically scattered by a more massive, unseen body located at smaller separations. Several ground-based observations have searched for this hypothetical Fomalhaut "c" but have yet to find it. At very small, Solar-System-like scales any additional companions must have a mass less than thirteen times the mass of Jupiter.[29] At slightly wider scales comparable to the locations of planets around HR 8799, any additional planets must have masses below about 2 to 7 Jupiter masses.[30] Fomalhaut b could have formed in situ if it coalesced from small pebble-sized objects that rapidly formed into a protoplanetary core which in turn accreted a gaseous envelop

The day will come when my proposals "Global Warming" and "Volcano project", which I presented as MP to the Parliament of Asgardia and which can be traced on Slack so as on ASGARDIA 1, will be essential for the fight against "climate change". I would like to suggest you to read the following article in order to understand that we have already reached a "point to no return": “Stabilizing the West Antarctic Ice Sheet by surface mass deposition“ https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/7/eaaw4132 GLOBAL WARMING http://eoti.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Global-Warming.pdf VOLCANO PROJECT http://eoti.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/VOLCANO-PROJECT.pdf

According to the article ‘Life According to TV’ by Harry Waters, television programs affect the way people see the world around them in real life. Television shows tend to portray different people in various ways depending on their race, gender, lifestyle and age. On the other hand, certain TV programs try to educate people on various important issues such as the dangers of criminal activities and violence. TV shows have also tried to turn the lens on the hidden victims in the society such as the elderly, blacks, women, blue-collar workers among other groups of people. It is noted that the number of male characters outdoes that of the female ones in the ratio of 3 to 1. Females are regarded as weak and passive compared to the powerful and effective men. The female population is also type casted as lovers and mothers whereas males play a variety of roles. In comparison, more than 50 per cent of men with children and families work outside their homes whereas only 20 per cent of married women that have children work outside their home. This is the same case that applies to those who are over the age of 65 years and are underrepresented. TV programs have negatively influenced many of their viewers. This paper will discuss the shortcomings of television. We will look at a TV show called “A 1000 Ways to Die”. This show presents more of a medium treatment towards black people. They are more of an image than of visibility. There are questions that come across when one sees that whites dominate nearly all TV programs. One of the questions is whether white people have the right to keep black people out of their neighborhoods. There is a great number of those who are employed in the television industry holding blue-collar jobs. This counts for about 6 to 10 per cent whereas the real work force counts for 60 per cent. According to the TV show under investigation, other races are purported to be overweight since they exist on junk food and alcohol. Such depiction could have a negative impact on young adults as they would believe that weight is not a bad issue since this is what they see. Television should act as the main source of pervasive information about health; it should employ medical personnel to fully highlight certain issues. However, this is coupled with the compliancy that it has on the unhealthy lifestyle that leaves both the doctors and patients disappointed and frustrated. TV also provides mass entertainment through the programs offered to viewers. This therefore is a way of enhancing that people utilize their leisure time in the way that is most beneficial. Televisions should come up with programs that involve viewers in active roles through their contributions other than just listening without making any contribution. This will ensure that viewers get their ideas heard and will benefit many people. Various groups of viewers are affected differently by the show under investigation depending on their age, gender, race and the social economic status. “A 1000 Ways to Die” show usually contains scenes that are unsuitable for young kids as they may develop unacceptable behavior through copying what they see in the program. The show depicts criminal scenes, scenes of violence and scenes that go against the moral standards of the society. There is therefore a need for its developers to revisit their program so that they can ensure that they meet the need of every viewer. There is also a need to ensure that similar shows meet the moral standards of the society as a way of attracting more viewers. There are many unrealistic ideas that have been brought by the programs on television. This perfectly applies to our case since “A 1000 Ways to Die” contains many scenes of violence whereby there are lots of killings and crimes committed. The show affects its viewers to an extent that they tend to fear the environment they live in. They at times think that what they see on TV is the true reality and, therefore, are worried about their security. Those programs that contain crime scenes and cases of violence should be broadcast when most young viewers are not around since they may have negative implications on their afterlife. It is very important that people do not much dwell on the unrealistic episodes they may see on TV but rather only view those programs that are of positive value to their daily life. These may be educative programs that are about health issues, those programs that are based on the development of both the state and the individuals through coming up with the ideas that will assist them set up income generating opportunities and those that are entertaining to reduce the daily stress incurred through daily duties. Life in TV is, however, of great value since there is much information viewers are able to gather from the well informed characters who come to represent their views in the shows. They tend to educate potential viewers on matters like health, education, science and technology and ways that would help to boost the social economic status of individuals. However, TV shows hosts should ensure that they do not provoke gender disparities in the society. TV programs should involve more women as characters so that the viewers see so that there is balance in gender. This will help the society in general to view women as valuable people rather than undermining them. Those who are above the age of 65 years should also participate in TV shows. This is due to the reason that elderly citizens have greater experiences and could effectively educate potential viewers. The mass entertainment should also meet the acceptable societal moral values in order to ensure that the moral life of all people is upheld. There should de racial balance in the jobs offered in the television sphere. Individuals representing different races should be treated equally; the available jobs should be distributed without any favors. One race should therefore not be dominant over the others. Those programs that negatively affect the viewers’ life should be excluded from television in order to enhance good impact on people viewing different programs, especially the young who are most affected by those programs. Viewers should not be influenced by the negative depictions that various programs bring about. George Evans is a talented writer at https://essayslab.com. 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I wanted to share a perspective from the Japanese Shinto spirituality on nature and the heart. While we are currently terrestrial, it poses some interesting questions, once we become a space-colonizing species. "The heart aspires to be of service to society, to understand the principles of co-existence and co-prosperity. The heart aspires to the correct circulation of blood and ki through this spiritual revitalization. To become more energetic and sharpen the intellectual mind. The tamashii, soul, is renewed and strengthens the feeling of inochi, the life principal as we purify the three temporal worlds: Past, Present and Future." In Shintoism, the light that is rejuvenating to the heart and soul comes from the spirit of nature. Where will we find this light once we are removed from this planetary nature, on our orbital platforms or space stations? What can we do to preserve our reverence for the natural world, and how might we connect with the natural world of another planet in a respectful manner?

Here’s a round up of some of the news released by the Asgardia Space News team from the last 24 hours! 10 Space Cat Memes You Need to See on International Cat Day https://asgardia.space/en/news/10-Space-Cat-Memes For International Cat Day we put together a fun little list of funny cat memes to celebrate this day of the cat. Halal Menu Now Available Aboard ISS https://asgardia.space/en/news/Halal-Menu-Is-Now-Available-on-The-ISS A collaboration between two organisations to produce a personal halal menu for the first UAE astronaut. Who are they and what did they do? ICO Releases Statement of Concern Over Facebook’s Libra Coin https://asgardia.space/en/news/ICO-Releases-A-Statement-Of-Concern-Over-Facebooks-Libra-Coin ICO announced in a tweet that the statement on Libra-related privacy concerns was ready to be viewed. What concerns are there? Something We’ve All Been Waiting For: An Artificial Wearable Tail https://asgardia.space/en/news/An-Artificial-Wearable-Tail Developers from Keio University Graduate School of Media Design in Tokyo have created an artificial wearable tail prototype, called Arque. Why did they create it and what types of applications could it have? What Existed Before the Big Bang https://asgardia.space/en/news/What-Existed-Before-the-Big-Bang A discovery sheds light on how dark matter was born, suggesting that dark matter may have existed even before the Big Bang. What is it and what does it mean in learning about the formation of the universe? Parliamentary Blog https://bit.ly/2Yzrij4 Asgardia Team Blog https://bit.ly/2YH8Fhq What are your thoughts about the weekends’ articles? Comment below!

From left to right: Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11), Walter Cunningham (Apollo 7), Al Worden (Apollo 15), Rusty Schweickart (Apollo 9), Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17), Michael Collins (Apollo 11) and Fred Haise (Apollo 13). Felix Kunze/The Explorers Club Eight astronauts from various Apollo missions gathered together in March to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing, which took place July 20, 1969. The group included Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins from Apollo 11 , Walter Cunningham from Apollo 7, and Rusty Schweickart from Apollo 9 Some of the astronauts shared hair-raising stories from their Apollo missions during a panel discussion. Buzz Aldrin's flamboyant suit and socks garnered lots of attention at the event. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories Only four men alive today have walked on the moon. In March, three of them got together in the same room, along with five other Apollo astronauts. All told, NASA's Apollo program spanned 17 missions, though it's best known for putting the first people on the moon almost exactly 50 years ago, on July 20, 1969. Humanity hasn't set foot on the lunar surface since NASA's Apollo 17 mission in December 1972 Read More: Astronauts explain why nobody has visited the moon in more than 45 years — and the reasons are depressing A few months ago, ahead of the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, eight of the 17 surviving Apollo astronauts gathered together for an early celebration at The Explorers Club in New York City. The group was: Walter Cunningham (Apollo 7), Rusty Schweickart (Apollo 9), Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins (Apollo 11), Fred Haise (Apollo 13), Al Worden (Apollo 15), Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), and Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17). Event photographer Felix Kunze captured the portrait of the eight men that you see above on March 16. The Explorers Club Buzz Aldrin, the second man to step foot on the moon (after Neil Armstrong), stole the show. Or rather, his outfit did. Clad in a suit patterned with rocket ships, American flag socks, four gold rings, and two watches, the 89-year-old astronaut certainly stood out. "His suit was drawing almost as much attention as the man himself," Kunze told Business Insider. Aldrin has a history of sporting colorful outfits. He even walked in New York Men's fashion show with Bill Nye in 2017 wearing silver sneakers, a metallic jacket to match, and a shirt that said "Get your ass to Mars." He continues to advocate for sending future missions to the moon and Mars. "I can't think of a more appropriate time than five decades from the time that the first Eagle [lunar module] landed on the moon to discuss that the US might lead internationals... to put another eagle on the moon," Aldrin previously told Business Insider Aldrin and Armstrong almost didn't get home Six of the astronauts — Duke, Worden, Cunningham, Schweickart, Aldrin, and Collins — spoke on a panel hosted by The Explorers Club, as Space.com reported, and recounted some of their hair-raising experiences during the Apollo missions. Aldrin and Collins reportedly described how Aldrin and Armstrong almost didn't make it back off the moon's surface. (Collins stayed in the command module in lunar orbit in order to reconnect with the other two astronauts on their return.) Aldrin and Collins' colleague, Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, died in 2012. San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive Apollo 11's lunar module, "Eagle," ferried the astronauts to the moon's surface and back. But while on the moon, Aldrin discovered that a piece of the module was broken. "I laid down on the floor with my head to the right, which is the co-pilot's side, and I'm looking around at the dust that came in, and there's this little black object. Didn't look like it belonged there. Looked a little closer … this was a circuit breaker that was broken," Aldrin said, according to Space.com . That circuit breaker was a critical piece of machinery that would help the lunar module get back to Collins in orbit. "You get ready to land, you push that thing in … you get on the surface of the moon, you pull that out. If you wanna come home, you gotta push that thing in again, but it's broken off," Aldrin said. "If they couldn't get off, they were dead men, and I was getting home by myself," Collins added, according to Space.com Luckily, the astronauts were able to jerry-rig a solution to the problem. Aldrin used a pen to push the button in, and the two were able to leave the moon. This spring, President Donald Trump's administration announced a renewed a push to return men to the moon by 2024. Getting boots back on the moon is meant as a step toward the ultimate goal of sending astronauts to Mars by the year 2033. From https://intelligence.businessinsider.com Its look like the new astronauts  land on the Moon 2019