Astronomers have discovered more than 30,000 near-Earth asteroids (NEA) in the solar system, which are rocky bodies that revolve around the sun on a path that brings it close to Earth’s orbit.
According to the European Space Agency, there are now a total of 3,039 near-Earth asteroids known to science, and the number is rapidly rising. The agency claims that 1,425 of these asteroids can impact our planet, so they are under the watchful eye of a network of telescopes.
“The good news is that more than half of the near-Earth asteroids known today have been discovered in the past six years, demonstrating how much better our asteroid view has,” said Richard Moisel, head of the agency’s Planetary Defense Division.
October 19, 2022
A major discovery was made in rats, by scientists, following they implanted human stem cells in their brains. The experiment was carried out by researchers from the University of Stanford to UNITED STATES and published in the journal Nature. Human cells are extracts of neurons cultured in vitro and implanted in the brains of newborn rats. However, the latter have developed new behaviors because of the evolution of human cells in their brains. Indeed, neurons have developed their axons to the point of influencing the behavior of rats.
In order to provide a favorable environment for brain organoids
According Sergiu Pascaprofessor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences who conducted this work: “It is not known whether the maturation of organoids is limited by the absence of microenvironment and sensory stimuli that exist in vivo. Moreover, since they are not embedded in circuits that can generate behavioral outputs, their usefulness in modeling genetically complex neuropsychiatric diseases is currently limited.. It should be noted that the purpose of such experiments is to provide a framework favorable to cerebral organoids.
This, in order to explain the development of neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Charcot’s disease, Parkinson or Alzheimer. As a reminder, this experiment comes following another during which scientists managed to teach laboratory rats how to drive to get a reward such as food. During this experience published in the journal Behavioural Brain Researchscientists had taught animals how to use a small electric car made from food boxes, adapted to their size to go for food.
ERIK TEN HAG ANSWERED: What do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo going to the locker room before the end of the game against Tottenham?
Cristiano Ronaldo he did not start once morest Tottenham and realizing that he was not going to enter, just a minute before the end of regular time, he decided to leave for the locker room (he left the field when his team was still competing).
The attitude has been heavily criticized by fans and journalists. And yes, the report has already reached coach Erik ten Hag, who has relegated the Portuguese monster in almost every game this season.
What did the Dutch coach say regarding it? He did not want CR7’s behavior to attract attention. She focused on talking regarding the game. Tomorrow, according to what he said in an interview with Amazon Primewill fix that situation with The bug. Today it’s time to celebrate the great performance they completed once morest Los Spurs.
ERIK TEN HAG TALKED ABOUT THE MARCH OF CRISTIANO RONALDO
– Journalist: “Did you talk to Cristiano before he left? Did he tell you he was leaving?
— Erik ten Hag: “He was there, I saw him. But I haven’t talked to him.”
– Journalist: “Is that something you don’t want your players to do, to leave before the end of the match?”
— Erik ten Hag: I will deal with this tomorrow, not today. Today we have to celebrate this victory. And we need to recover from this by Saturday.”
At a press conference, he maintained the same line of his speech. The important thing, tonight, was the collective action of his team: “I don’t pay attention to that, I’ll deal with it tomorrow. I want to keep my focus on the team. It was a magnificent game out of the 11 games. Sorry, I have to correct myself, it was also a great performance by those who came in as a change ».
Undefeated data. Cristiano Ronaldo has only started 2 of the 10 games played by Manchester United in the current Premier League.
Did you know…? Cristiano Ronaldo has only converted 14 goals in 2022. The lowest scoring calendar year since he was a teenager. He hasn’t scored this low since 2004.
Reuters: Hezbollah reviews the Lebanese-Israeli draft understanding and scrutinizes it “line by line”
Before the Lebanese government agreed to a US-brokered agreement to settle a decades-old maritime border dispute with Israel, the powerful Hezbollah had carefully reviewed the final draft and signaled its acceptance.
To be sure, Iran-backed Hezbollah, labeled a terrorist group by Washington and a sworn enemy of Israel, was nowhere near the negotiating hall during the US shuttle diplomacy that sealed the landmark deal last week.
But officials familiar with Hezbollah’s thinking, a senior Lebanese official and a Western source familiar with the operation said that behind the scenes, the group, which possesses a huge arsenal of weapons, was scrutinizing the details, and expressed its opinion even as it threatened military action if Lebanon’s interests were not secured.
The maritime delimitation agreement, which the three parties described as a historic achievement, marks a diplomatic departure from decades of war and hostility as well as opening the door to offshore energy exploration.
Observers say that the agreement was more important to the realism shown by Hezbollah, noting the shift in priorities to a group formed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard four decades ago to fight Israel. A source familiar with Hezbollah’s thinking told Archyde.com, “Hezbollah’s leadership checked the understanding line by line before giving approval for it.”
Having spent most of the past decade deploying fighters and military expertise across the Middle East to help Iran’s allies, particularly Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Hezbollah’s focus today is squarely on Lebanon – a country in deep crisis.
In the opinion of Hezbollah, which is more involved than ever in the affairs of the state, Offshore oil and gas exploitation It is the only way for Lebanon to get out of the devastating financial meltdown that has hit all the Lebanese people hard, including its large Shiite audience.
Although Hezbollah has repeatedly declared that it does not fear war with Israel, it says it does not seek to enter a war with a staunch enemy that invaded Lebanon in 1978 and 1982.
Reconstruction of Lebanon took several years as a result of the last war in 2006. Some Gulf countries helped restore villages and towns that were completely destroyed, but these countries are now avoiding helping Beirut because of Hezbollah’s influence. Although Tehran’s support remains strong, Western sanctions have reduced the amount of money that Iran can send to Hezbollah.
Ruin or realism
The energy discovery, while not sufficient on its own to solve Lebanon’s deep economic problems, would be a huge boon, providing much-needed hard currency and perhaps one day alleviating power outages.
Two Hezbollah lawmakers told Archyde.com the group was open to the idea of a deal, as a path to alleviating some of Lebanon’s economic problems. “They had to deal with it in a pragmatic way, not ideological,” said Sami Atallah, founding director of the Lebanese Center for Political Studies, describing Hezbollah’s role as crucial. “They knew they had the power to cause chaos if they wanted to – but that would have come.” at a great cost.”
The Lebanese official and the Western source familiar with the operation said that Major General Abbas Ibrahim, the senior Lebanese security official, who also met the American envoy, Amos Hochstein several times, informed the Hezbollah leadership of the American proposals. The Western source said Hezbollah at one point conveyed its frustration with the slow pace of talks to Hochstein through Ibrahim.
In response to a question regarding Hezbollah’s role, the head of Hezbollah’s media unit, Muhammad Afif, said that the state entered into negotiations, “and we stood behind it.”
Archyde.com was not immediately able to reach Ibrahim’s office for comment. The State Department did not immediately respond to emailed questions regarding Hochstein’s communications with Ibrahim. A senior US administration official said that the negotiations were conducted with the sovereign leadership of Lebanon and did not include talks with Hezbollah.
The urgency of the Hochstein mission increased in June, when an Israeli gas drill came out to sea to explore the Karish field – the northern part of which is in waters Lebanon says lie in its exclusive economic zone.
On July 2, Hezbollah sent three unarmed drones over Karish field. The Israeli army intercepted the planes. Hezbollah said it was a show of force, and its allies in Lebanon credited the group’s military position with extracting concessions from Israel, a claim that Israel has categorically denied. A US official told Archyde.com that Hezbollah “nearly destroyed the agreement with its provocative rhetoric and actions that threaten war… No party can and should not claim victory.”
Peace is still far away
Hezbollah gave the green light to controversial details. This included an implicit reference to arrangements that would result in Israel receiving a share of the revenues from the Qana field, which Lebanon considered entirely in its waters, but which Israel said was part of.
Politician Gebran Bassil, who has followed the talks closely, told Archyde.com that a diplomatic solution would require France’s Total Energy, which is set to drill on behalf of Lebanon, to strike a separate deal with Israel under which it would receive a portion of the proceeds, bypassing any Lebanese participation.
A spokesperson from Total Energy said they had no comment. Two French diplomatic sources said French officials had met with Hezbollah representatives regarding the comprehensive agreement. The French Foreign Ministry said that France actively contributed to the agreement, “especially by transmitting messages between the different parties in coordination with the American mediator.”
Despite the concerted efforts of all parties to reach this agreement, peace remains elusive between the two conflicting countries on many issues, and with Hezbollah’s influence deeply entrenched in Beirut.
But more than 16 years following the last war, the benefits reaped from any gas production might help stave off war. “Once the pipes reach the water, the war is far away,” said a source familiar with Hezbollah’s thinking.