DART mission to stream live on Virtual Telescope starting Mon 2230gmt

[MrPosti...@kymhorsell.com]

While NASA TV will cover the event Mon using the probe's own camera
at around 1 frame per second, after it impacts at 6+ km/sec that will... stop.
The Virtual Telescope Project has set up coverage starting 2230gmt with a
couple ground-based telescopes to watch what happens next.
While it's likely to only show a point of light for the target it's expected
a slight change in brightness might be visible on a siccessful hit.
If you miss the whole thing then the website will keep a highlights reel.

<https://www.virtualtelescope.eu/webtv/>

--
"Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood.
Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less."
- Marie Curie

Loch Ness Monster could be real-life Stranger Things creature
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[Your gouging hitline is now: ACTIVE!]
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[3rd time lucky!]
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Here Comes the Oct Surprise
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2022 may be poised to have the greatest political Oct Surprise in
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That's right. Unidentified flying objects dumped smack into the middle
of a national midterm election. UFOs as a political issue. Candidates
were questioned about where they stand on the issue.
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[The next big UFO report to Congress is due Oct 31 and for the first
time the topic may become an election issue].

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The influential former head of Moscow's Aviation Institute (MAI)
Anatoly Gerashchnko, 72, died on Sept 21 after reportedly
falling "from a great height within the walls of the university."
A little over a week prior, on Sept 12, the body of Ivan Pechorin,
the Aviation Director for Russia's Far East and Arctic Development
Corporation (KRDV), washed ashore near the village of Beregovoe off
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Pechorin, except for one intriguing thing: in the past few months, more
than a dozen prominent business moguls and influential Russians have
unexpectedly died under what many would deem mysterious circumstances.
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[Zero Energy Tech:]
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Imagine a system that's able to provide cooling for air conditioning in
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all without electricity.
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researchers at MIT, an innovative new passive cooling system could one
day replace several conventional technologies, offering an alternative
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