Weather is also key to seeing the aurora borealis, which is not visible unless the sky is "cloudless or partly cloudless," according to Tromsø's website.
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The sky is literally cloudless 83 percent of the year.
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It was 80 degrees and cloudless under the desert sun.
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His apartment gets no sunlight, even on a cloudless day.
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I visited the town on a bright, cloudless day in June.
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The soles of his feet rise into a bright blue, cloudless sky.
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These bands are interspersed with vast cloudless regions, where dry air descends.
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Sunday, beneath a virtually cloudless sky, something was afoot on Christopher Street.
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It was noon and already 21967 degrees at that clear, cloudless altitude.
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A perfect serve for your evening commute: nearly cloudless, cool and dry.
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There tends to be clear, cloudless nights over Churchill this time of year.
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She walks in beauty, like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies.
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Many nights, I would lay under a cloudless sky and watch the stars.
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But luckily the weather turned and May 1 began with a cloudless sky.
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One of the figures is Ignacio, head cast to beseech the cloudless skies.
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Those who were lucky caught a completely cloudless view of the honey-tinged moon.
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It was a cloudless morning, and again, apart from the mosquitoes, nothing was moving.
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Visibility is high, the sky as blue and piercing as a movie star's eyes. Cloudless.
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The sun blazed through a cloudless sky, but the temperature was comfortably in the 24s.
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On Sunday morning, in a cloudless sky, a bird was drifting on the currents, circling.
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It was a perfect spring afternoon, cloudless, breezy, a bit of chill in the shade.
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In the craggy Jura Mountains, tall pines stretch up and up into the cloudless blue sky.
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Likewise, he shot on cloudless days to isolate the skyscrapers from the rest of the city.
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Another part of the image is the dark cloudless background which sets off the exhaust plumes.
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Opinion Columnist At first, the skies were cloudless in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
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The video clip for "On Hold" is set under the cloudless blue skies of Marfa, Tex.
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In a state synonymous with cloudless skies, Mr Brown always seems to be expecting the next storm.
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The ship's rocket igniting and vertical ascent through a cloudless sky could be seen from the ground.
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The Neediest Cases Fund On a cloudless afternoon, the drapes in Alice Brunn's Brooklyn apartment stayed closed.
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Savoring the silences, we watched three breeding pairs of buff-necked ibises cavorting in the cloudless sky.
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UNDER THE blazing sun in a cloudless blue sky, green foliage droops with unfurling white cotton bolls.
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Despite the cloudless sky, I tried to convince myself that this also could have been an accident.
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A day that began under a cloudless sky ended prematurely when a thunderstorm ended play at 3.35 p.m.
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First, here's a 212-megapixel shot taken facing Tokyo Skytree at around 21.4PM on a cloudless, sunny day.
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"The biggest issue was a typical Dutch one: waiting for a cloudless night," he said on his blog.
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Duke, Matsuyama and Graeme McDowell (214) were the only players to break 103 in the hot, cloudless conditions.
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Ms. Smolenski was boarding a catamaran on the Brisbane River to go to class on a cloudless morning.
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About 4,000 mourners gathered underneath a tent on a warm, cloudless day at the national cemetery overlooking Jerusalem.
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That, coupled with cloudless conditions, led to a pulse of melting across much of the ice sheet surface.
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It was a serious finale, but also — particularly on a freshly cool, radiantly cloudless day — an inspiring one.
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Just make sure you're somewhere with a cloudless view of the sky in totality to check out the eclipse.
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It's November and the sky is cloudless, the mountains are snow-capped, the water is a clear sapphire blue.
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Seventy-one years ago, on a bright cloudless morning, death fell from the sky and the world was changed.
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On this particular day, there was a stunning contrast between the bright yellow rock and the cloudless blue sky.
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Each of us puts it into our respective GPS mount and we throttle out into the crisp, cloudless night.
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Beneath a mostly cloudless sky, at least by the mid-innings, fans in the stands intermingled red and blue.
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The cloudless atmosphere becomes a porthole to the void, through which warmth flows like air through a porch screen.
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She would spend summer evenings lying on the grass in her backyard, staring up at the cloudless night sky.
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She probes the American West through sculpture and mixed media work, often public, sandwiched between amber plains and cloudless skies.
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The camera view reels as he rolls over and over, shots of a cloudless blue sky alternating with desert dust.
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While electronic medical claims processing is nothing new, the system has been stuck in a cloudless, pre-data sharing era.
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We have always assumed the "American way" is the only way — a way, of course, stretching toward a cloudless horizon.
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Here, you get the warm, cloudless weather without the high taxes, as the top income-tax rate is 4.54 percent.
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A picture posted on Wednesday showed cranes on barges underneath a cloudless blue sky, framed against the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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Mr. Ostertag's 2015 is a classic Alsace interpretation: sedate, floral and as clear as a cloudless day in the country.
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In a secluded nook of Central Park, 13 witches stood in a circle on a cloudless Saturday, eyes closed, chanting.
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They are silhouetted against the almost cloudless sky and the red dress worn by the woman yawns in the breeze.
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They resembled typical youth frittering away a Sunday, if not for the umbrellas they were carrying on a cloudless night.
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I see tears collecting in his eyes as his voice travels through the church carcass and out into the cloudless day.
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Beneath the bright sky of a cloudless winter day high in the Chilean Andes, photographer Liam Doran kneels in the snow.
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One of them is a few years old now, bristling with bushy shrubs stretching bright green leaves towards a cloudless sky.
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Candles and colorful stuffed animals were placed beneath a window, and pink and white balloons were released into a cloudless sky.
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A Havana-born singer with a bright and cloudless articulation, Santa connects Afro-Caribbean tradition with an easygoing, contemporary pop sound.
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The sun in the cloudless sky was so searing it had bleached the bones of a camel protruding from the sand.
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The university's Christmas tree glittered against a cloudless sky in front of the bright white facade of its Sacred Heart Chapel.
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A white-bearded man lay on a stainless-steel examination table, his face angled toward the skylight and the cold, cloudless morning.
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Another model proposed TOI 700 d could be a cloudless version of our modern Earth that&aposs all land with no sea.
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Part of the answer came a few weeks later, when, on a cloudless September afternoon, I retrieved the Alfa from the shop.
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It was impossible to know on that cloudless Arizona morning in January 2013 which fragments of Kim's identity might survive, if any.
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Brantley in Britain It is a fine, fine morning in the English countryside — sparkling sunshine, cloudless skies, blooming flowers at their peak.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan of Arc is a cloudless film in which very little happens.
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In one video, an ongoing airstrike can be seen in the cloudless sky above the city before the camera pans to street level.
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Likely, your idyllic day is also filled with a flowy sundress, friends, family, some spicy margs, and definitely endless hours of cloudless sunshine.
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This might be because we were cooling down from a much warmer, perhaps largely cloudless period, and stratocumulus clouds hadn't yet come back.
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It took place at Gilbert Lake State Park in upstate New York, early afternoon under a cloudless sky, the deepest part of summer.
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Explorer Rough waves, water lilies, cloudless skies, no towns or hiking paths — paddling on the water in Maine can be a primal experience.
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The colonial walls around the patio cut out a square of cloudless sky, but in spite of the heat we had shade there.
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Sweeping past the cloudless sky framed in the courtroom window, just before half past 10, Magistrate Judge Sanket J. Bulsara took his seat.
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NZIU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is a hot and cloudless morning, a sign that it will be sunny right through the afternoon.
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Image: SKYGLOWTelescopes dot the cloudless top of the dry volcano Mauna Kea in Hawaii, Earth's tallest mountain from its underwater base to its peak.
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Temperatures are expected to surpass record highs around the southeastern US as a high pressure ridge brings cloudless, sunny skies and prevents thunderstorm development.
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The sky was a cloudless blue, the Allegheny River... Adblock Plus is launching a new service that... uh, puts more ads on your screen.
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The plane, a twin-engine Airbus A1003 jet, went down Thursday while flying through a cloudless night sky en route to Cairo from Paris.
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There was no need for air-conditioning on the hourlong drive to Nafplio since the entire back window was open to the cloudless skies.
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"Seventy-one years ago, on a bright cloudless morning, death fell from the sky and the world was changed," Obama said at the time.
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At the Elko Convention Center, a painted tarp frames the stage: a cloudless blue sky and the dun prow of a mesa jutting skyward.
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Porsche airfreighted its fully electric concept vehicle from Stuttgart, Germany, to Malibu for four American automotive journalists to experience on a cloudless California day.
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On a brisk, cloudless day in late March, I joined Liang as he visited Yuan at her family's apartment on the outskirts of Beijing.
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Those bits of comet material fall through Earth's atmosphere, burning up and creating the shooting stars we can see in a dark, cloudless night sky.
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Cloudless, rural skies are the best for optimum viewing, ideally with some patience, a blanket or two and a flask of coffee or something stronger.
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On a cloudless day, visitors at the Empire State Building can see up to 80 miles of skyline from their vantage point in Midtown Manhattan.
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"You're looking out on a cloudless clear blue day — and then this comes out of nowhere," said one person close to the Prime Minister's office.
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But you might be able to ditch your jacket by lunch time, when sky is likely to be cloudless with a possible high near 223.
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ON A CLOUDLESS October day, the early autumn sun still scorching, prisoners line up outside the education building of Saguaro Correctional Centre in Eloy, Arizona.
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You don't look at this sandwich and imagine family farms, with free-roaming chickens happily pecking away at bugs and grasses under cloudless blue skies.
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"Seventy-one years ago, on a bright cloudless morning, death fell from the sky and the world was changed," Mr. Obama said at the time.
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On a cloudless Saturday in May, shoppers at a plant nursery griped about how Santa Fe was becoming like Albuquerque, the sweatier city to our south.
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An epic Everest Mountain Flight, Kathmandu, Nepal The easiest way to see Everest is from the comfort of an aeroplane seat, while soaring through the cloudless skies.
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Outside, where it was a bright, cloudless Sunday, the only signs of modernity were ever-encroaching high-rises and tents emblazoned with the Monster Energy Drink logo.
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The exceptional environment atop Mauna Kea—the dizzying altitude, the dark cloudless nights, the eerie calm—has made it a hotspot for international astronomy since the 22010s.
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The show also ventures afield to the American West, where even bright sun and a cloudless blue sky don't burn off the sense of dank Gothic luxe.
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A little ditzy, and a lot materialistic, she's just here for the sorority parties or high school ragers — as uncomplicated and cheerful as the cloudless Pacific sky.
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I mean, yes: real chance you're going to die at the end of this one, cursed to an eternal lifeless life, flying cackling into the cloudless sky.
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"Sorry about that," said Mr. Tollu, 34, the founder of the Yunnan-based adventure company Amiwa Trek, as we retraced our steps under a cloudless winter sky.
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The hit rate with canvassing is always low, and over two hours on a hot and cloudless Sunday, we encountered only half a dozen families at home.
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It's a warm morning, the sky is cloudless and the marshes of the Hoo Peninsula, 218 miles downriver from London, are thick with daises and red clover.
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The temperature will quickly drop, the air will grow still and, if the sky is cloudless, Venus, Jupiter and some of the firmament's brightest stars will appear.
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This is an area that HPE wants to expand into, Dave Husak, HPE fellow and GM of cloudless initiative wrote in a blog post announcing the acquisition.
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Relieved, I headed off to collect a cashier's check for the security deposit, and Michael headed off under yet another cloudless sky to his job at Sears.
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And I can't deny that something has changed for me, some guard let down, a window opened that allows me to love my mother like a cloudless sky.
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For instance, noon sunlight on a cloudless day creates unflattering shadows on your subject's face, while an overcast or cloudy day produces a softer, more pleasant-looking light.
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In the middle of the sea, the sky cloudless and the horizon open in all directions, there was a clarity that can be hard to find on land.
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In splendid, nearly cloudless weather, the crowd enjoyed fresh stadium enhancements, an 8-1 laugher over Tampa Bay, and an electric performance by the brilliant enigma Michael Pineda.
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"Seventy-one years ago, on a bright cloudless morning, death fell from the sky and the world was changed," Mr. Obama said in opening his speech at the memorial.
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It's a blazingly hot late-May afternoon in downtown Toronto when an orange-bellied helicopter cuts through the cloudless sky above the courtyard outside St. George the Martyr Church.
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Young couples, standing along on a deserted road or hunched in a cloudless sky of satellites, cling to each other as shots of colored powder jump from their bodies.
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The previous weeks of rain finally gave way to a cloudless sky and Ipanema beach was packed with Gringos toting selfie sticks and unfortunate transients fighting over recycled beer cans.
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Taking off his glasses, he directed his dark-brown eyes to the smog drifting over the streets of Tehran and then to the cloudless blue sky spread out above it.
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Mushroom clouds from nuclear bombs interrupt a quiet cloudless day and scenes of debris fill the screen -- just before a clip of Trump questioning America's reluctance to use the warheads.
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To see whether car windows are protective, Boxer Wachler took a UV-A light meter to a number of Los Angeles car dealers on a cloudless May day in 2014.
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Under a cloudless summer sky, not far from the Atlantic Ocean, bicycles zip down the street, children sprawl in the few green public spaces, and senior citizens relax on porches.
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Under a cloudless Southern Hemisphere summer sky, protesters carried banners with pictures of Marxist revolutionary leader Che Guevara while others hailed Argentina's former President Juan Peron and his iconic wife, Evita.
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VW wouldn't give names; not even the ocean breeze and cloudless sky or the endless supercar eye candy were enough to loosen the lips of VW employees during Monterey Car Week.
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It was a cloudless autumn day when I walked into the salon, chatted with my sweetie-pie stylist, discussed some layers and a new length, and then sat in her chair.
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Welcome to Montana, where our famous trout streams run low and warm in August and the smoke turns our cloudless, robin's-egg-blue skies the muted gray of old campfire ash.
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Things are looking good: The sun and a waning gibbous moon compete for attention in a nearly cloudless sky, and an aerostat tethered close to the pad registers almost no wind.
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"We want to play it," said world number three Ariya of the course as she and Moriya stood in their white caddie overalls outside the clubhouse on a warm and cloudless afternoon.
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Hers was still black, like his had once been, but they had the same elk-brown skin as their mother, the same ice-blue eyes as their father, bright as cloudless mornings.
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Suzuki (68) had to settle for second place, much to the disappointment of the large gallery enjoying a crisp, cloudless day in the pretty countryside nearly 100 kilometers north-east of Tokyo.
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You could hear the roar of a fighter jet circling over the city center, followed by a thud, then a plume of white smoke rising and spreading into a cloudless blue sky.
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Over lunch, seated across from each other on a brown picnic table that overlooks black and white mountains stabbing into the cloudless sky, I tell Roberts about the old drive for perfection.
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You can find out, if you ask them about the party food, or tell them about your blouse, or bring up the oddly cloudless sky outside, and simply take it from there.
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On a cloudless Sunday afternoon in April, a 100-year-old woman named Ida Keeling laced up her mustard yellow sneakers and took to the track at the Fieldston School in the Bronx.
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During a visit in May, she stood near the football field's 10-yard line and looked up at the cloudless plot of blue above the bleachers where she plans to point her telescope.
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It rocketed into the cloudless late-summer sky at a 21968-degree angle, slowed momentarily and leveled out, then nosed down toward the ocean, plunging 22018,245 vertical feet in a matter of seconds.
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Never has ignorance been such cloudless bliss; her self-delusion, buoyed by those about her, amounted to a kind of genius, and the story of that unknowing has now inspired a bio-pic.
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On a cloudless afternoon in October, I meet the artist Luchita Hurtado, 2200, in her Santa Monica home studio — a sand-colored three-story building a 21975-minute walk from the Pacific Ocean.
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Minimum light pollution, dark cloudless nights, wide open air, and high altitudes are all factors that lead to the best conditions for skywatchers hoping to see amazing cosmic sights in locations around the world.
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She's left the cloudless skies of Highland Park in LA and skipped off back home to the UK—specifically to the leafy suburbs where her parents live, where the weather isn't always cerulean clear.
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Ms. Gordon grew up in Los Angeles, and on a cloudless August morning, with temperatures pushing 90, she was steering her black Toyota Prius through eastern Hollywood on a tour of her reclaimed city.
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There are a handful of straightforward positivity anthems that wouldn't sound out of place on FM radio: "Focus on staying higher / Now power up your lighter," she sings on "Survivor," a cloudless dancehall track.
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"It's a little tough, but even in the midst of the storm you still have to smile, you still have to go on," said Wilkins, talking outside the Tarboro shelter under a cloudless, blue sky.
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Astronomers no longer keep lonely vigils on cloudless nights, tracking the movement of individual planets; instead, they use sophisticated machinery that guzzles up portions of the sky in gulps of data unimaginable to early scientists.
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She just lay there in the green grass in her rose-colored tweed suit, brilliant white hair glinting in the spring sun, blue eyes open wide, staring straight up into an unusually cloudless Seattle sky.
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Maybe those sisters, too, knew exactly what they were walking into one cloudless Fourth of July, the air redolent of grilling meat as they slid a credit card along the side of a locked door.
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To some, the screams of more than 800 motorcycles at the South Street Seaport in Downtown Manhattan could have turned a cloudless, serene Sunday morning into an untenable nightmare of ringing ears and exhaust fumes.
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While a normal drought is caused gradually by a lack of precipitation, a flash drought comes on quickly and is caused by unusually high temperatures, strong winds, and cloudless days, which allow increased solar radiation.
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As people in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, and parts of the San Fernando Valley, made their way through a choking, gray-brown haze, many Los Angeles residents were treated to a cloudless blue sky.
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The sky was a cloudless blue, the Allegheny River sparkled seductively through the trees, and I was able to drink in all the splendor of the day without distraction because I wasn't actually driving the car.
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Meanwhile, another potential vision of the planet predicts a cloudless, entirely land-covered version of Earth, where winds whip from the night side of the planet and converge on a point directly facing the planet's star.
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With their images of palm trees and cloudless blue skies, the collages refer to a very different South from the one of Mr. Weston's origins — Memphis — but a story of cultural roots and routes still applies.
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Still, they would only reach about three feet, and we were working out there in the height of July at 6,000 feet elevation with no tree cover and the cloudless blue sky of the high desert.
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Somehow, it was exactly the color of a cloudless Los Angeles sky during the hottest part of a summer day, and simultaneously the color of an Angeleno sky at twilight when day and night exist, briefly, together.
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On a near-cloudless afternoon by the Kazanka River, Messi and his Argentine teammates were overrun and outmaneuvered here by a French team full of skill, speed, youth and, for the first time in this tournament, goals.
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One hot and cloudless afternoon this summer, I climbed into the cab of Tim Sullivan's pickup truck, and together we bumped along a rutted dirt road at the edge of one of his fields, examining the soybean crops.
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The rocket ascended into a cloudless sky, reaching a max velocity of about 2,200 MPH, and delivered its capsule to the edge of space, where its occupant, "Mannquin Skywalker," will have had a lovely view of the Earth.
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When I'm playing football at sunset on a cloudless night and look up at the infinite sky, I don't feel distress or panic, even though I realize that I'm just a trivial speck of dust in the galaxy.
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Credit... On a brisk Saturday morning, one uncommonly cloudless and bright for late autumn on England's moody North Sea coast, the filmmaker Michael Apted paced a sloping headland of mud and stubble with an air of fretful preoccupation.
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"I hit the ball very well and made few mistakes," Larrazabal told Reuters in an interview after a six-under 66 gave him a two-under aggregate of 286 on an ideal day for scoring played under cloudless skies.
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The set for the 2016 Couture show was a fake front yard before a modernist, two-story home, made completely out of wooden slats, and a cloudless, projected blue sky, all built within the walls of the Grand Palais.
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Viewers did not need to know which story Frank was drawing inspiration from to be struck by what they saw: uncanny scenes that approached the creepiness flooding through these fairy tales like a full moon on a cloudless night.
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I would've told her that I remembered once at camp lying next to Davis on the edge of a dock, our legs dangling over, our backs against the rough-hewn planks of wood, staring together up at a cloudless summer sky.
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Shooting in color with a 35-millimeter Canon FT, he strove to capture his subjects in consistent attitude: unsentimentally, against a cloudless blue sky (for which he often had to wait), devoid of the visual irritants like people and cars.
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TOKYO — On a cloudless spring afternoon, thousands of parents, teachers and alumni watched as a pack of young students charged across a field, screaming and snarling, and then crashed into a wall of students defending an 11.8-foot wooden pole.
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The 9/11 Commission opened their report with the "insistently premonitory and yet still dumbstruck" words: "[The day] dawned temperate and nearly cloudless in the eastern United States," as Joan Didion writes in her book The Year of Magical Thinking.
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" "Bloomberg awoke early on that crisp and cloudless Tuesday and walked from his East Side mansion to his neighborhood polling place, where he saw his name on an election ballot for the first time, as a Republican candidate for mayor.
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Arching my back on an inner tube while lifting my feet out of the silky Nam Song, the air still and the day quiet, I looked up into a cloudless sky and felt as if I were hovering in midair, completely weightless.
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It is a concept fundamental in nature—birds fly south every winter in search of cloudless skies; fish swim away from vast ocean depths to spawn in rivers; dragonflies follow the passage of cold fronts in autumn to reach sun-soaked shores.
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Amazon will store data and night-sky images gleaned from telescopes in Chile's nearly cloudless Atacama desert, then offer researchers the tools to access them anywhere, said Jeffrey Kratz, General Manager for Public Sector Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Latin American, Caribbean and Canada.
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I'd chartered a plane and flown to a small airport in Mexico (yes, that's me on the left with the silly hat)—and my friends and I had walked to a beautiful deserted beach, and were waiting under a cloudless sky for the total eclipse to begin.
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The past is just beyond these visions of the future in "Cloudless Blue Egress of Summer," a two-channel video work by Sky Hopinka that retells Seminole Chieftain Coacoochee's escape from the Spanish Fort Marion in Florida, where he was imprisoned during the 1830s Seminole Wars.
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MIAMI — The old Cuban fighters gathered under a cloudless South Florida sky and belted out two national anthems — one for their country a few hundred miles south, the one that gave them life, the other for this country, the one that will probably see their death.
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Even the surreal imagery of the early work can create a sensation of the cloudless transmission of emotion, as young people in love still frequently discover when they encounter their own throes of passion while reading Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair in their beds.
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There's a video, probably taken when I was about 603, of my friend and I running through a sprinkler in my backyard; it must be early summer, the grass is bright green and, as far as the video shows, the sky is cloudless and bright blue.
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When Rihanna sat down for her April Vogue cover interview, she did it in the most Rihanna way possible: "reclining on a chaise on a veranda in the sun, taking pulls from a joint and sending wisps of smoke into the cloudless California sky," according to writer Abby Aguirre.
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People as far north as Boston and as far south as South Carolina may catch a brief glimpse of what will appear to be a sky-bound shooting star, so long as the night is clear and cloudless, said Kurt Eberly, deputy program manager for Orbital ATK's Antares program.
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I am quite sure that there are no words that feel truer on a summer evening, which is as close as nature gets to real magic—the cloudless heavens turning purple, your body warm and light like the air—than those words of Kate Bush's from "Cloudbusting"'s chorus.
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"Though evil visited us on a cloudless Tuesday morning, courage and strength answered amid the fire and smoke in New York City, over a Pennsylvania meadow, and in this very building, as innocent people from 91 countries were murdered on our soil," Mattis said at the observance ceremony.
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"After several-months of perseverance (because it is hard to find moonless and cloudless good nights in Hungary) we succeeded in catching the [Kordylewski dust cloud] around the L5 Lagrange point on two consecutive nights," they wrote in the second paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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The California photos are rare cases when Ms. Frazier's use of black and white feels less than meticulous (the desert and cloudless sky often seem to fuse), yet the Joshua Tree pictures and "The Notion of Family" both delve into themes of dying industry, racial exclusion and the will to create.
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As the sun began to set on a recent cloudless afternoon, the kind that makes it unthinkable to spend winters anywhere but in Florida, Rick Collins piloted the High Cotton to a dock in Everglades City, the fishing village where three generations of his family have made a living trapping stone crab.
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On a cloudless, warm summer day in Los Angeles, several thousand teens, the parents who adore them and the sales and marketing machines that cater to them, all gathered in the stuffy halls of the Los Angeles convention center to attend Beautycon Festival — a day-long paean to the new model of marketing to millennials.
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His "Draw Span of C. & N.W. R.R. Bridge at Clinton, Ia." (1885) tracks the bridge's lively rhythm of lines and shapes beneath a cloudless sky; it imparts a modernist crispness that is softened by the oval format (shared by all Bosse's photographs in the show), the blue paper, and the serenity of the rocky shoreline in the foreground.
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In addition to being a leading example that our clothes can be used to make statements beyond our physical appearance, Jama is also the co-founder of Cloudless Research, a start-up that works to regulate illegal migration and child abuse in East Africa, of which — pending a win — she plans to use her global platform to spread awareness.
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Because of its clear blue waters and mostly cloudless skies, Heron Island is one of a handful of sites worldwide where scientists from the United States, Bermuda and Australia have converged with a tricked-out NASA Gulfstream jet to modernize the way the world looks at its fragile coral reefs, an early warning system of a changing climate.
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During six days of wandering under miraculously cloudless skies this past May, I saw a Paris that was at turns familiar — the workaday brasseries and tabacs, the bakeries with their yeasty aromas and morning chitchat, the busy traffic circles — and eye-poppingly new to me: a vast and messy urban agglomeration that's home to the great majority of metropolitan Paris's 10 million residents.
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It was a September scorcher, cloudless at noon, and Morgan was working himself into a muddled but intense emotional state—jokey, sentimental, triumphant, pissed—in order to film a climactic scene from the second-season finale of his TBS sitcom, "The Last O.G." (Season 2 premièred in April.) Morgan plays Tray Barker, a man who has returned to his old neighborhood in Brooklyn after fifteen years in prison on a drug charge.
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It was sultry and cloudless, and as I walked up to the designated venue on Ocean Avenue I saw a pack of girls, who looked to be thirteen or fourteen, in jean shorts and braces and tube tops, and a few floppy-haired boys who looked slightly older—TikTok-famous heartthrobs named Sam and Josh and Payton, who were hugging their fans, taking selfies, accepting scrunchies as offerings and stacking them on their arms.
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Players are crammed into ever-decreasing circles of the game map by an encroaching electrical storm, and that means each 20- to 25-minute battle starts as a breezy, cloudless sunny day and turns into a tight tense fight for blood: Three or four final players, leaping around the same small square of map, each of them rendered paranoid and deranged by the constant shuffling of footsteps, then violent gunfire, then death.
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