Vienna – Red Bull Salzburg and VSV won the two big games of the ICE ice hockey league on Sunday. The Bulls defeated table leaders HC Innsbruck 5-1 at home, while VSV won 3-1 at HCB Südtirol, who were second in the table. The top quartet was reduced to three points as a result, Innsbruck (50 points) leads ahead of the new runners-up Salzburg (48) as well as South Tyrol and VSV (47 each).
Jessica Chastain says no one in her family noticed that she hadn’t graduated from high school.
The 45-year-old actress was raised by her grandmother and very young mother and has revealed that her younger sister’s substance abuse issues – who took her own life when Jessica was in her 20s – took over much of their household’s attention, so Jessica’s school dropout went unnoticed.
She told The Guardian newspaper: “I dropped out of high school. In my family, nobody stopped me, nobody told me: you can’t be an actress. But I’m sure they would have preferred me to fall in love with the profession of dentistry. But my sister had a lot of difficulties, and everyone was very stressed. So the focus was on that. When I didn’t graduate, no one noticed. Yes. There wasn’t even a conversation like, ‘Uh, are we going to your graduation?’ Nothing. »
Jessica – who has two children with her husband Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo – also revealed that she thinks it’s important that women can choose whether they want to have children or not.
She explained: “The problem is that my mother, my grandmother and all the women in my family were pregnant at 17, because they were never given that choice. Birth control is expensive. And they mightn’t rely on men to do their part, to be responsible. It is therefore very important to me that women have access to contraceptives and are free to choose. Because I know a lot of people are scared when women decide not to have children. But I think it’s great! »
While the Artemis 1 mission ended on Sunday with the capsule’s return to Earth Orionanother space mission flew to the Moon, carrying two new cutting-edge Canadian technologies.
While all eyes were on NASA’s mission success, a Falcon 9 rocket from SpaceX – Elon Musk’s space company – lifted Japanese company Ispace’s HAKUTO-R 1 mission into orbit.
With this mission, the small company aims to make the first private flight to the Moon a success. The capsule notably carries an astromobile vehicle developed by the United Arab Emirates and a robot from the Japanese Space Agency, as well as equipment developed in Canada.
Thus, the Canadensys company provided a 360-degree imaging system operating with several cameras and assisted by artificial intelligence which will be used in particular to follow the descents of the two exploration vehicles on the Moon.
For its part, Mission Control provided a flight computer equipped with artificial intelligence that will be used to classify the geological characteristics of the ground during the movement of exploration vehicles, a job that is normally carried out from the Earth.
At the same time, another company, NGC Aérospatiale Inc., will use images taken on the Moon to develop a new GPS-like positioning system for future missions.
All three of these projects have received funding from the federal government, which seeks to contribute to various return missions to the Moon. “These technologies will help build capabilities in Canada and reduce mission costs, while positioning our country as a partner of choice in future space initiatives,” the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology said in a statement. Industry, François-Philippe Champagne.
In order to carry as much equipment as possible, the Japanese mission has only a limited amount of fuel, forcing it to adopt an economical trajectory to the Moon. The mission will therefore not reach our satellite until next April.
The successful Artemis test
In the meantime, Canada welcomed the success of the Artemis 1 mission, which sent an unmanned capsule into orbit around the Moon and back to Earth, paving the way for other exploration missions. from the satellite.
“In 2024, Canada will make history: an astronaut from the Canadian Space Agency will orbit the Moon as part of Artemis II, the first manned mission of the Artemis program,” recalled the President of the ‘Canadian Space Agency (CSA), Lisa Campbell.
The CSA is collaborating on the Artemis project by supplying Canadarm3, a robotic arm that will equip the future lunar Gateway station, which will be installed in orbit around the Moon.
Monday, December 12, 2022 – 12:20 am
Surakarta – Indonesia On 11 December / WAM / His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Member of the Executive Council of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Office, visited the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in the Indonesian city of Surakarta (Solo), accompanied by His Excellency the Indonesian President Joko Widodo, and the Mayor of The city of Surakarta Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
His Highness inspected the most prominent features of this religious edifice, which was recently inaugurated by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, “may God protect him”, as an expression of the meanings of love and cooperation for good that was embodied by the late Sheikh Zayed, “may God rest his soul.”
The mosque is a similar copy of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, with the addition of some traditional Indonesian designs and decorations. This architectural masterpiece and religious edifice was built using local building materials on a total area of 27,492 square meters, while the area of the mosque building reaches 8441.28 square meters and can accommodate nearly 10,000 worshipers and contains 56 domes and 4 minarets in addition to 32 columns in the main prayer area. This mosque, whose designs blend Islamic architecture, Arab culture and local Javanese civilization, also includes an Islamic center for teaching the teachings of the true religion and the values of moderation.
His Highness was accompanied during the visit by His Excellency Suhail bin Muhammad Faraj Faris Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, His Excellency Abdullah Salem Al Dhaheri, UAE Ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia, and a number of senior officials.
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Emad Al-Ali