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meteor-like object over russia039s murmansk caught on dash-cams
Bookmarked 653 weeks ago residents of the kola peninsula witnessed the fall of a celestial body similar to the famous chelyabinsk meteorite on saturday night it flashed at 02:10 am local time and was clearly seen in the sky however no sound of explosions was heard officials say that the nature of the celestial body is unknownvideo courtesy: alexandr nesterov 00:02-00:23rt live http:rtcomon-airsubscribe to rt http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=russiatodaylike us on facebook http:wwwfacebookcomrtnewsfollow us on twitter http:twittercomrt_comfollow us on instagram http:instagramcomrtfollow us on google http:plusgooglecomrtrt russia today is a global news network broadcasting from moscow and washington studios rt is the first news channel to break the 1 billion youtube views benchmark |
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scientists discover star devouring nearby planet
Bookmarked 740 weeks ago watch: http:youtubecomslatester http:slatevcomfollow: http:twittercomslateviral http:facebookcomslatevideowhat039s part of a balanced diet for a growing star a planeta team of astronomers have discoveredusing the hobby-eberly telescope in the davis mountainsevidence of the sun-like star bd48740 devouring one of its own planets the star is a red giant starting out with a mass close to our sun and rapidly growing as hydrogen becomes less efficient in its core and is transferred to its outer shell this has caused the star to burn much brighter and grow 11 times the size of the sun engulfing planets as it expands the astronomers have also found large amounts of lithium in the star which they believe was formed when engulfing a planetbut don039t worry earthlings our nurturing sun will only start destroying life on earth and turning it molten in about a billion years and we039ll hopefully have mars fully colonized by then |
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science amp islam ep3 1of6 the power of doubt
Bookmarked 756 weeks ago in the final episode of the series al-khalili turns detective hunting for clues that show how the scientific revolution that took place in the 16th and 17th centuries in europe had its roots in the earlier world of medieval islam he travels across iran syria and egypt to discover the huge astronomical advances made by islamic scholars through their obsession with accurate measurement and coherent and rigorous mathematics he then visits italy to see how those islamic ideas permeated into the west and ultimately helped shape the works of the great european astronomer copernicus and investigates why science in the islamic world appeared to go into decline after the 16th and 17th centuries only for it to re-emerge in the present day first shown on bbc4 19012009 professor jim al-khalili presents science and islam |
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