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2023-10-08 09:15:00

Users of offensive content. And, when users tap on them, they are directed to other websites.

Unlike regular ads, which are just posts from other X profiles, and have an “Ad” label, these new ones don’t have any accounts associated with them.

If you’re just browsing the timeline, the embedded image and clickbait-style text might fool you into thinking it’s just another post, like any other post on the site. A “profile” photo made from the embedded image helps confuse users.

This new ad format reminds me of what you see on the bottom of low quality “news” websites ????

The ads also cannot be blocked or reported

Ad blockers, however, may still work

Have you seen these weird ads here yet? pic.twitter.com/S7vnHPGwhF

— Markets & Mayhem ???? (@Mayhem4Markets) October 6, 2023

The Mashable portal points out that the format is not in X’s campaign manager and suggests that the ads are being served by a third-party ad provider.

And you, did you find this type of ad on your timeline?

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2023-10-09 02:28:35

▲ ‘Ultra Deep Field’ taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2014. (Source/NASA, ESA, etc.) Adam Berger, professor of astrophysics at UC San Diego, posted this on the space website Space.com on October 9. We introduced the latest techniques for measuring the ages of stars and planets. Measuring the ages of planets and stars helps scientists understand when planets formed, how they change, and, in the case of planets, whether life had time to evolve. Unfortunately, the age of objects in space is difficult to measure. . Stars like the Sun maintain the same brightness, temperature and size for billions of years. A planet’s characteristics, such as temperature, are often determined by the star it orbits rather than its own age and evolution. Determining the age of a star or planet can be as difficult as guessing the age of an identical-looking person from childhood to retirement. You can estimate the age of stars. Just as dating fossils is key to the study of evolution, determining the age of stars is an important issue in astronomy. Fortunately, stars subtly change their brightness and color over time. Highly accurate measurements allow astronomers to compare these measurements of a star to mathematical models that predict what the star will do as it ages, and from there estimate its age. Not only do stars shine, but they also rotate. As time goes by, the speed of rotation slows down. This is similar to how a spinning wheel slows down due to friction. By comparing the rotation rates of stars of different ages, astronomers can create a mathematical relationship to the ages of stars, a method known as gyrochronology. there was. This allows astronomers to estimate the age of a star with an error of 10%. A star’s rotation also creates a strong magnetic field and generates magnetic activity such as stellar flares, powerful bursts of energy that occur on the star’s surface. The steady decline in a star’s magnetic activity can also help estimate a star’s age. A more advanced method of determining the age of a star is asteroseismology, a pulsating star’s interaction with its frequency spectra. It is a science that studies the internal structure. Astronomers study the vibrations on the surface of stars caused by waves passing through the star’s interior. Young stars have different vibration patterns than older stars. Using this method, astronomers estimated the age of the sun to be 4.58 billion years. Planetary ages are measured by radiometric dating. In the solar system, radionuclides are the key to planetary dating. These are special atoms that release energy slowly over a long period of time. As natural clocks, radionuclides help scientists determine the ages of all kinds of objects, from rocks to bones to ceramics. Using this method, scientists have determined that the oldest known meteorite is 4.57 billion years old. We found out that this is almost identical to the solar astroseismology measurement of 4.58 billion years. The oldest known rock on Earth is slightly younger, at 4.4 billion years old. Likewise, radionuclides from soil retrieved from the Moon during the Apollo missions were up to 4.6 billion years old.▲ Researchers estimate that the Sun is 4.58 billion years old. (Source: NASA) Studying radionuclides is a powerful way to determine the age of a planet, but it is only possible if you have the objects on hand. Typically, astronomers only have pictures of planets. Astronomers often determine the age of rocky space objects, such as Mars or the Moon, by counting the number of craters. Older surfaces have more craters than younger surfaces. But erosion from water, wind, spacecraft, and volcanic lava flows can erase evidence of previous impacts. This method is useless on giant planets like Jupiter, which have deeply buried surfaces. But astronomers can estimate the age by counting the number of craters on the moon or studying the distribution of certain types of meteorites scattered by the moon. This is consistent with radionuclides and crater formation methods for rocky planets. Current technology does not yet allow us to directly measure the age of planets outside our solar system. How accurate are these estimates? The age of our solar system is estimated with the highest accuracy. Measurement is possible. That’s because astronomers can compare the radionuclide ages of rocks on the Earth, the Moon, and asteroids with the stellar seismic ages of the Sun, and the two agree very well. Stars in clusters like the Pleiades and Omega Centauri It is believed that they all formed around the same time. Therefore, the estimated ages of the individual stars in this cluster should be the same. In some stars, astronomers can detect radionuclides in the atmosphere, such as uranium, a heavy metal found in rocks and soil that has been used to determine ages by other methods. Astronomers say the planet’s age is approximately that of its host star. It is believed that improving methods for determining the ages of stars will also help determine the ages of planets. By studying these subtle clues, it is possible to estimate the exact age of a star. Gwangsik Lee, Science Columnist [email protected]
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