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How It Works|No. 167

Huge black hole devours an Earth-size chunk every second

Astronomers have detected the brightest and fastest-growing black hole to have existed in the last 9 billion years. The enormous cosmic entity is 3 billion times more massive than the Sun and swallows up an Earth-size chunk of matter every second. The newly discovered supermassive black hole, known as J1144, is around 500 times as massive as Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way. A ring of superhot plasma around the enormous void also emits around 7,000 times more light than our entire galaxy. Australian astronomers discovered the cosmic juggernaut using data from Australian National University’s SkyMapper Southern Sky Survey, which aims to map out the entirety of the sky in the Southern Hemisphere. “Astronomers have been hunting for objects like this for more…

Huge black hole devours an Earth-size chunk every second
3 min

Cosmos Magazine|Issue 95

Earth + warming = speedier ocean

Ocean currents play a big role in floods, droughts, and other large-scale weather patterns. They’re notoriously complicated and there’s debate among researchers about how to untangle conflicting sources of information. Satellite data seems to suggest that ocean currents are, on average, becoming more intense. But satellite data only stretches back about 30 years – so it’s hard to be conclusive. Now those findings have been backed up by several million more years of data, thanks to researchers at the University of Sydney – and some rocks. “If we think of the long-term evolution of the Earth, either in the past or into the future, then three decades is not a lot,” says Dr Adriana Dutkiewicz, geologist at the University of Sydney. Dutkiewicz, along with colleague Professor Dietmar Müller, went to geological records taken from…

Earth + warming = speedier ocean
1 min

The European Business Review|July/August 2022

REACHING NET-ZERO: CITIES ARE PART OF THE SOLUTION, NOT THE PROBLEM

The most recent report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) showed a stark scenario. It highlighted that little progress has been made in terms of limiting temperatures to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels; and in order to meet such a goal, emissions must peak in the next couple of years. While the report showed some scepticism about the potential of some technologies designed to limit emissions, there was some optimism around cities. Debra Roberts, the IPCC cochair, recently referred to cities as “a key place for mobilisation”1. But why does the IPPC focus on cities, an invention from thousands of years ago with a reputation for bad air quality, in a world where electric vehicles and machines that suck carbon from the air are developing rapidly? THE URBAN FOOTPRINT SHAPES…

REACHING NET-ZERO: CITIES ARE PART OF THE SOLUTION, NOT THE PROBLEM
7 min

Sea Angler|Issue 612

THE SEA ANGLING CLASSIC

There was certainly no shortage of razzmatazz at Portsmouth’s Gunwharf Quays last month during the lead up to the Sea Angling Classic. The thousands of SAC flags were everywhere. Subtle and understated in a British way it was not! Poor Admiral Nelson must have been rolling in his grave. But by the end of the four days of parades, marching bands, a lot of flag waving, some very competitive fishing, and a big money prize giving ceremony, I was left thinking that this USA-style event might be just the kick up the backside the sea angling match scene needs to inject some life back into it after decades of stagnation and decline. The event is the brainchild of Ross Honey, owner and founder of Angling Spirit which already successfully runs the…

THE SEA ANGLING CLASSIC
5 min

The Hockey News|Champions 2022

TOP 10 NHL MOMENTS OF 2021-22

WE SAW SOME AMAZING performances this season in the NHL. And while Alex Ovechkin continued to pile up goals, the new generation stepped up as well, from Connor McDavid to Auston Matthews to Trevor Zegras. And while it’s always difficult to distill the magic of an NHL season into just 10 events, we had some great highlights to pick from this year. We also welcomed the 32nd franchise into the league in the Seattle Kraken, and although the new kids didn’t have much success in the standings, they definitely won in other ways. So let’s count down the best of the 2021-22 campaign. >NO. 1: AVALANCHE WIN THE STANLEY CUP THE COLORADO AVALANCHE won their first Stanley Cup in 21 years, defeating the back-to-back champs from Tampa Bay in six games. Defenseman…

TOP 10 NHL MOMENTS OF 2021-22
8 min

Writer's Digest|September/October 2022

HORROR FICTION FOR LITERARY WRITERS

Today we often think of horror as a single unified genre of writing, conjuring thoughts of ghost stories and monsters. But the reality is that there are different ways to write horror, and an author’s decision about the kind of horror story they want to write will impact the available markets for that story’s publication. THE PROBLEM WITH DISCUSSING “GENRE” There seems to be a widely held belief within the field of publishing (and even more so within MFA programs) that there are two kinds of prose writers. There are the literary fiction writers, whose stories grapple with the deepest issues of humankind, and whose characters feel as real as your favorite (or least favorite) family members. And then there are the genre fiction authors, whose stories have as much depth as…

HORROR FICTION FOR LITERARY WRITERS
8 min

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