Somehow the swimmers splashed through their daily warm-ups without colliding, or even coming close to colliding.
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Every injury in sports is a result of humans colliding with humans, or humans colliding with the planet.
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How does the quark soup created by colliding protons translate into the quark soup created by colliding atomic nuclei?
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This brings the total number of known events to 10 measurements of colliding black holes and one measurement of colliding neutron stars.
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To date, researchers have only spotted gravitational waves from colliding black holes and colliding stars—that's what their detectors are set up to do.
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These include three potential collisions between black holes, a pair of colliding neutron stars, and maybe even a neutron star colliding with a black hole.
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Deuterons (a proton and a neutron together) colliding with gold nuclei created expanding ellipses, and helium-3 nuclei (two protons and a neutron) colliding with gold nuclei created expanding triangles.
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The museum director says that he likes the poetic idea of a weasel colliding with the world's largest machine and temporarily stopping it from doing its job of colliding the tiniest particles.
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There's particular orbits, in the polar orbits, where there have been collisions and just a debris cloud that is colliding with itself, pieces of debris colliding with themselves, creating more debris and expanding.
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He was hurt colliding with C Nikola Vucevic on Friday.
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Are we in danger of colliding with this black hole?
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This is just the beginning of couture and cannabis colliding.
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All these people and areas colliding under this beautiful light.
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Bodies crisscross in midair like human juggling pins, nearly colliding.
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Judge tumbled to the ground after colliding with the wall.
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His Land Rover S.U.V. overturned after colliding with another vehicle.
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You really do have two tsunamis colliding into one another.
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Two black holes colliding unleash a loud thunderclap of gravity.
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But that's not limited to exploding stars and colliding black holes.
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FANS OF LARGE men colliding with one another are in luck.
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The rings, consist of countless icy particles, which are continually colliding.
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I am overwhelmed by too many memories, colliding with too few.
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The freewheeling culture of campaigns is colliding with America's #MeToo moment.
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HARTFORD "Colliding Dreams" (2015), directed by Joseph Dorman and Oren Rudavsky.
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These are, unsurprisingly, colliding in the same regions of the country.
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What kind of odds does Apophis have of colliding with us?
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The forces of change and of the status quo keep colliding.
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Everyone colliding and bringing it all in before the year ends.
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This is an instance of convention rules colliding with democratic norms.
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"If you can see an event like neutron stars colliding, or a black hole and a neutron star colliding," with LIGO, Caudill says, you can then point traditional telescopes at them to watch the light show.
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"If you can see an event like a neutron stars colliding, or a black hole and a neutron star colliding" with LIGO, Caudill says, you can then point traditional telescopes at them to watch the light show.
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The incongruity of those two worlds colliding seemed really interesting to us.
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An artist's depiction of a neutron star and a black hole colliding.
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So the chances of BZ colliding with another Trojan asteroid are small.
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A van is damaged after colliding with a container truck on Monday.
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So, no, you can't hear subatomic particles colliding inside of the experiment.
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Finally, the worlds of The Walking Dead and Harry Potter are colliding.
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They've heard the vibrations, or gravitational waves, resonating from black holes colliding.
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Big physical guys colliding and creating these collisions with the head injuries.
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It's like a freight train colliding into your ribcage at full speed.
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And conversation is less a dialogue than a series of colliding monologues.
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I believe this decision illustrates politics colliding with sound leadership and management.
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Instead, we've seen a familiar pattern of campaign fantasies colliding with reality.
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Her performances are mostly solos, partly to avoid colliding with other performers.
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Even today, they ring with the inspired resonance of new substances colliding.
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Even a developer made the mistake of colliding with the physical world.
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The pilots regain control and miss the towers just moments before colliding.
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In 2017, the first-ever detection of two neutron stars colliding was made.
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But that calculation is muddier, with more protons colliding at the same time.
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But during the Great Recession, colliding trends destroyed the complacency of that consensus.
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"Short-term headlines, which are negative, are colliding with an improved future outlook."
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Artist's depiction of colliding neutron stars shredding spacetime, producing ripples of gravitational waves.
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Melancholia, with its scene of another planet colliding with Earth, comes to mind.
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And all along, it is gnashing and colliding, creating earthquakes small and large.
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Such movement, particularly when it involves continents colliding (which it did), warps them.
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A woman driving with her three daughters narrowly avoided colliding with the airplane.
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Instead, we see the sun peeking through bulbous clouds and colliding with raindrops.
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About 10 percent of injured riders sustained injuries by colliding with an automobile.
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PF Anthony Tolliver injured his right knee colliding with C Andre Drummond Sunday.
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To show why, I'm going to build a little model of colliding balls.
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A city's dynamism derives from its inefficiencies, from people and ideas colliding unpredictably.
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But China's national security interests are colliding with those of the United States.
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But like many traditions, the roundup is colliding with modern rules and sensibilities.
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The amplituhedron reconceptualized colliding particles — ostensibly temporal events — in terms of timeless geometry.
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Paramount, along with the rest of Hollywood, is also colliding with Silicon Valley.
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Art Review The Winter Antiques Show is a short-lived galaxy of colliding worlds.
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Under any circumstances, the two SEC West rivals colliding carries a lot of meaning.
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To have a famous, beloved character and a famous star colliding is slightly uncomfortable.
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The significance of those two worlds colliding, for young pop fans today, is monumental.
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Pitlick was sent crashing into the boards after colliding with the Blues' Jori Lehtera.
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Wiggle the gravitational field with two colliding black holes and you'll create gravitational waves.
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"To have a famous, beloved character and a famous star colliding is slightly uncomfortable."
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It embraces the differences, and it's about two worlds colliding and respecting one another.
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The colliding neutron stars were smaller than the black holes that LIGO previously detected.
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The fear was that cars colliding head on could be engulfed in poisonous gas.
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This noise is supposedly the schisma, the sounds of the past and present colliding.
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Her investigation and his personal life are colliding in ways that make her suspicious.
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The choreographer has long believed in "colliding different sorts of intelligence in one place".
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In short, the tectonic plates of technology and carmaking are colliding, heralding a carquake.
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But Hernandez made the catch before colliding with the wall to end the inning.
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Now the universe's biggest characters are all colliding, 18 years after the original film.
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There's a rerouting built into the navigation system to keep the ships from colliding.
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His set sounds super fresh, with melancholic, gloomy chords colliding with equally sad melodies.
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It's some of the clearest evidence to date of these stars colliding and merging.
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That suggests that over billions of years, galaxies have been colliding and joining together.
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Financial constraints are colliding with the healthcare costs imposed by Finland's fast-ageing population.
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It features Thor colliding against the windshield of the Guardians of the Galaxy's spaceship.
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It's not to do with neglect, it's to do with these two storms colliding.
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An Interview with General Keith Alexander on cybersecurity, Snowden, and IronNet Worlds are colliding.
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Mexico is situated near the colliding boundaries of several sections of the earth's crust.
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Already, stress fractures have appeared in the global system that keeps satellites from colliding.
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My favorite comfort series was colliding with the dastardly world of primetime dream-shaming.
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"Completely different world views colliding, that is what is happening here," Mr. Farmer said.
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When pilots started the engines, the drooping rotors straightened, and their blades began colliding.
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Cars could move like schools of fish, in unison, smoothly and tightly, without colliding.
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It's a palimpsest of people, places, and changing attitudes, all colliding in real time.
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There are lots of different methods in the works for determining the Hubble constant, be it using standard candles and rulers or even using colliding neutron stars (though we actually need to detect more colliding neutron stars for that method to work).
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So you have to ask yourself what kind of signal would colliding black holes leave.
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It felt like taking two worlds and colliding them together and it was just harmony.
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Toni Erdmann is loaded with ironies and disjunctions, with worlds colliding to darkly humorous effect.
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In 2014 Major League Baseball amended its rules to prevent base-runners and catchers colliding.
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Listen closely: Some hear multiple, distinct tones colliding in a nails-on-the-chalkboard effect.
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My thought bubble: It's like they're two ships not passing, but colliding in the night.
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Chronic fame, More 9th has Drizzy's recent material colliding with 9th's jazzy and soulful loops.
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Unfortunately, he crashed IRL, too, during the Monaco Grand Prix colliding with another F1 car.
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Absolutely. Arrogance has a way of colliding head-on into a heavy dose of humility.
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The drive is an irresistible force of ambition colliding with an immovable conviction of inadequacy.
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The air resounded with the squeaks of frantic sweeping and the crack of colliding rocks.
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She didn't last long before drifting into the opposite lane and colliding with a car.
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We have all of this happening in tandem, the real world colliding with the digital.
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"Our systems are currently not well set up to address those colliding threats," he added.
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Each photograph hums with a density of colliding lives, that never quite cross their divides.
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Orbits intersecting isn't uncommon, Weeden said in an interview, but satellites colliding is incredibly rare.
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AND FINALLY Tutti frutti Six minutes of fruits colliding with each other -- in slow motion?
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Massa also had a late puncture after colliding with McLaren's Alonso as the Spaniard overtook.
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The chances of stars or planets actually colliding are the inverse of astronomical, astronomers say.
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Some of the other moons that remained in orbit ended up colliding with their host planets.
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A second rider, Steve Mercer, was critically injured on Wednesday after colliding with a course vehicle.
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It's possible to probe this structure by colliding the nuclei with antiprotons and recording what happens.
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Anthony Field (left), founding member of The Wiggles, injured himself after colliding with a revolving door.
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This indicates the vast and countervailing social pressures, towards and against change, colliding in this election.
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And the likelihood of small satellites or space debris colliding in the near future is remote.
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The video then shows Hunt charging and colliding with a man who bangs into the woman.
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The game doesn't recognize trolling because players colliding into one another is part of Monster Hunter.
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Prince, who made everything he touched more exciting, is colliding with the holiday spirit this December.
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" Said Pagenaud of Power's critical pass: "There was no point in colliding and trying too hard.
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This wild image shows NGC 6052, a pair of colliding galaxies 230 million light-years away.
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In a world where we increasingly rely on internet-connected devices, these two paradigms are colliding.
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Surprisingly, this is only the second recorded occurrence of a drone colliding with a passenger aircraft.
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After hitting the ice, Koivu slid a few feet before colliding back-first with the wall.
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This time it's paintballs colliding (oh ... so ... slowly ...) in midair, because that's what the Internet's for.
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And do we really need another whole movie about things colliding with our already-dying planet?
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The world's two most populous nations, India and China, are still colliding across that majestic range.
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This rocky orb is riddled with scars, created by objects colliding with its surface over millennia.
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Instead, they thought the remnants could have been the result of two white dwarf stars colliding.
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Turkey's coastal safety authority said the ship sank after colliding with a Togo-flagged livestock vessel.
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Its green light beams illuminate particles of marble dust and water molecules colliding in the environment.
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When LIGO detects gravitational waves from colliding black holes, there's nothing to see in the sky.
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Colliding invites us to slow down, to ponder matters larger and smaller than the day's demands.
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Colliding is on view at SF Camerawork (1011 Market St, San Francisco, CA) through June 8.
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That posture, colliding with an anti-science and anti-expert bias, has corroded our epidemic preparedness.
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They were produced by a pair of black holes colliding 1.2 billion light years from here.
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Hundreds of them move autonomously inside a large caged area, tailgating each other but not colliding.
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So much for successes like the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, which detected colliding black holes.
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A small boy circumambulated a dead leviathan as I watched, transfixed by two different worlds colliding.
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There, breakneck development is colliding with higher water levels, increasing temperatures and ever more severe storms.
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Physicists rejoiced in 2016 when they detected two black holes colliding a billion light-years away.
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What Mr. de Blasio called "a tale of two cities," colliding over high-end coffee drinks.
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And black hole collisions aren't the only things that produce gravitational waves; colliding neutron stars do, too.
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Beams of colliding protons created spherical droplets of quark-gluon plasma that expand in a circular shape.
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Football isn't just a contact sport — it's a dangerous game of massive bodies colliding into one another.
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CF Byron Buxton missed his second straight game after colliding with the wall in center field Thursday.
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Martin's Beamer was forced off the road and ended up colliding with an outdoor air conditioning unit.
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Reliable measurements of the Hubble constant using colliding neutron stars are probably a decade or so away.
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Having grown up with the show, this was basically a childhood dream and a professional pursuit colliding.
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And for its first act, "Our Mother's Brief Affair" provides an uncannily perceptive portrait of colliding reminiscences.
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"If there are thousands [of satellites] then they'll have much higher probability of colliding," says Mr Dyer.
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Alexander Radulov (upper body injury) missed the game after colliding with teammate Dennis Gurianov on Friday night.
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The Norwegian frigate remains almost totally submerged more than a month after colliding with a tanker ship.
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The video then shows Hunt charging and colliding with a man who then bangs into the woman.
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The driver had driven across a lane of incoming traffic before mounting the pavement, colliding with pedestrians.
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The same study found that 6.8 million birds die every year colliding with cellphone and radio towers.
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It's also outfitted with cameras and sensors to help it avoid colliding with people, pets or cars.
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The spree began when DaRosa drove into oncoming traffic, colliding with a pickup truck, injuring the driver.
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He left the game in the bottom of the seventh after colliding with left fielder J.B. Shuck.
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Before that it was floating along the coast for nearly 303 years before colliding into the bay.
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Rose twisted his ankle and left the game after colliding with Greg Monroe in the second half.
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These are the two colliding forces, and I think you're seeing that play out across the board.
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In other news -- Astronomers for the first time got a close look at two neutron stars colliding.
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As the Brexit referendum approaches, the politics of identity are colliding with the economics of global trade.
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"Time Out of Mind," he said, would feature characters from Mr. Dylan's songs "colliding" in 1960s America.
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All shooting stars are caused by Earth colliding with streams of dust and debris shed by comets.
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They rely on a proven hit-to-kill technology, colliding in space with incoming warheads and missiles.
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Ramirez was shaken up after colliding with Gary Sanchez at first base during Sanchez's eighth-inning single.
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NASA is working on new technologies to possibly divert asteroids from colliding with Earth in the future.
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Rose twisted his ankle and left Friday's game after colliding with Greg Monroe in the second half.
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Now those promises are colliding against a reality too complex to be reduced to a stump speech.
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Demonstrating with his fists colliding, he referred to a "beautiful tackle" that earned a 15-yard penalty.
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But it illustrates how the worlds of politics and business are colliding in the Donald Trump era.
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Asteroids, when colliding with other objects, have cores with gravitational pulls that may pull back ejected shards.
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When temperatures and air pressure are just right, the colliding winds can start to spiral, forming tornadoes.
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What we love particularly in London is that you get this incredible fusion of these worlds colliding.
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Artist's concept of a neutron star colliding with a black hole, with question marks added by me.
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Extremely tiny particles are buffeted by individual air molecules, bouncing about like pinballs and colliding with filaments.
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Warships from the U.S. and China came perilously close to colliding in the disputed South China Sea.
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Football isn't just a contact sport — it's a dangerous game of massive bodies colliding into one another.
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The plane veered right off the runaway before colliding with vehicles and a tank of deicing fluid.
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At orbital speeds, even a small fleck of paint colliding with a satellite can cause critical damage.
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Video footage captured two Carnival Cruise Line ships colliding off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, on Friday.
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One professor seems to think so, colliding head-on with consumers who believe it's good for them.
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A similar scenario has been used to explain how colliding black holes could create a gamma-ray burst.
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This caused the driver of the pickup truck to veer into the other lane, colliding with Aceves' vehicle.
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Two very American stories about high-speed internet access are colliding right now, and the dissonance is striking.
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All in all, it's a very moving piece of past and future colliding inside our possibly holographic universe.
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Government authorities in the U.S. and elsewhere have warned about the dangers of drones potentially colliding with airliners.
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One, I think journalism is a lot of systems that are colliding in really weird ways right now.
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While stopped at an intersection, Seymour allegedly put her Land Rover in reverse, colliding with a Mercedes-Benz.
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The protons colliding together at such a facility would have a combined energy more than seven times higher.
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In June, the same researchers confirmed a second gravitational wave event from another pair of colliding black holes.
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Local journalist Juan Perez, who witnessed the fatal crash, posted a video showing Hernandez colliding with another parachutist.
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Standout "Senses" is that hurricane in a bottle, bass drone, pummelling drums, and machinery colliding over and over.
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Axios Science, which launches today, will cover these intersections where ideas are colliding and the questions they answer.
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They recently discovered a method of deploying large numbers of quadcopters in the same airspace without them colliding.
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Martynenko admitted in court that he had driven his snow plow onto the runway, colliding with Margerie's jet.
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They're colliding again and again, and the stakes are getting higher because failures can affect life and property.
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He's not writing a gimmicky crossover, but something that is more about the thematics of the world colliding.
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The Chandra X-ray telescope didn't spot any x-rays from the colliding neutron stars until August 26.
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The FAA maintains a database of all reported incidents of planes ingesting, colliding with, or striking various wildlife.
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Scientists heard the sound of the black holes colliding as a "chirp" lasting one-fifth of a second.
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Her frenetic gestures come through clearly in the pieces, colors colliding with the fragile fluidity of her medium.
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It then devised a plan using its algorithm to find the quickest route without the robotic arms colliding.
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Earlier this month, the team of scientists said they had recorded the sound of two colliding black holes.
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"But that also means that cultures are colliding," he added, "and sometimes it's disruptive, and people get worried."
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But it is now confirmed and contradicted by others, whose accounts swirl in an eddy of colliding voices.
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So why is this a big deal -- apart from asteroids hurtling through space and colliding with our planet?
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He demonstrated that the strength of particle interactions would depend on the energy with which they were colliding.
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Brian Strandberg's sound piece, for instance, uses the audio of two black holes colliding as its driving beat.
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Colliding poses a significant challenge for viewers, myself included, who consume visual information at ever demanding Internet speeds.
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Marquez and Rossi traded overtakes on their final laps, almost colliding, with both ending up compromising their efforts.
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Jets F Anthony Peluso left Thursday's game after colliding with the net, suffering an upper-body injury. 3.
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They might provide certainty for patients and their families who desperately need help planning for their colliding futures.
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Also, safety and return specialist Jevon Holland was carted off the field after colliding with teammate Troy Dye.
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In Brazil, as they fought over fourth place late in the race, the two crashed out after colliding.
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Corey Hood died after colliding with one of the Leap Frogs during a stunt, according to Army officials.
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But now, those cases are colliding with another major legal and national security event: the Iran nuclear deal.
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Odd window groupings rub up against even odder facades, while the interiors look like casinos colliding with carnivals.
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The new orders come as the fallout continues from four Navy accidents in the western Pacific this year, including the two fatal crashes: the destroyer Fitzgerald colliding with a freighter near Tokyo in June, and a second destroyer, the John S. McCain, colliding with a tanker last month while approaching Singapore.
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Refusing to expand health coverage to the poor also seems to be colliding with the nation's ongoing opioid epidemic.
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But the heavens are a violent place, one filled with colliding galaxies, imploding supernovae, and stars bursting into being.
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The LIGO Scientific Collaboration has announced the observation of another pair of colliding black holes from June 8, 2017.
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Colliding dark-matter particles could give off electrons and positrons; these could accelerate nearby photons to gamma-ray energies.
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Abadi has also balanced the competing and colliding interests of his two main backers, Iran and the United States.
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Both Whittaker-Romero fights contained dozens of instances of both men leaping in and colliding almost chest to chest.
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These divides are colliding and combining in troubling ways — creating a whole spectrum of education, information, and privacy inequality.
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These divides are colliding and combining in troubling ways — creating a whole spectrum of education, information and privacy inequality.
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Astronomers have now detected four separate gravitational-wave signals coming from pairs of black holes colliding and merging together.
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In October, a boat full of migrants sank after colliding with a Tunisian navy ship, killing at least 44.
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Now, the world of Disney cuisine and couture are colliding in the form of donut-shaped Minnie Mouse ears.
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They're caused by extreme, cataclysmic events that occur in outer space — like two black holes colliding into each other.
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DE Marcus Smith is in the concussion protocol after colliding with LB K.J. Wright's shoulder in the third quarter.
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Now, thanks to Atlanta-based hairstylist Maya Smith, the two worlds are colliding again in the dopest way possible.
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Pederson hasn't played since colliding with RF Yasiel Puig while chasing a fly ball in a May 24 contest.
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As you can see in the tweeted image above, the SCI indeed kicked up debris after colliding with Ryugu.
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In each case, a driver using Tesla's Autopilot system died after colliding with a truck turning across its path.
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I'll avoid you, you avoid me (narrowly), a circling, buzzing ring of nearly colliding cars that never actually do.
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The truth is quite different and that truth is colliding with the facts — and the people — on the ground.
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They think that's the fastest way, but that's a dangerous thing to do, colliding into a catcher like that.
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Or in the case of the colliding black holes detected by LIGO astronomers earlier this year, orbiting each other.
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Giroud was replaced by Dembele in the 58th minute of the match in Lyon after colliding with Matt Miazga.
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In 2015 researchers detected waves from two black holes colliding, and in 2017 they observed two neutron stars merging.
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The drone passed the aircraft on the left side without colliding, while hovering at about 2,700 meters above ground.
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The horses were trained to gallop through little channels, so they weren't really colliding, but narrowly missing each other.
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The deaths and injuries occurred when people were "falling over each other and colliding against the compartment," he said.
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Those two trends are colliding, giving citizens more to object to just as they increasingly feel entitled to object.
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Today, these new forces are colliding with old systems, and that's creating the populism we're seeing today, he said.
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Although the possibility of two satellites colliding above our heads seems new and rather frightening, it has happened before.
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Moustakas hit a fly ball that Bader dropped in right-center field while nearly colliding with teammate Dexter Fowler.
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Why it matters: While K Street is directionally inclined toward deregulation, there can be colliding interests below the surface.
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But well-meaning conflict seems an inherent outcome of those different points of view colliding on the same platform.
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Debris from satellites or rocket boosters colliding or exploding in orbit is an increasing concern in the space community.
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Second, the solar system's first billion years or so were a pinball-like pandemonium, with protoplanetary objects constantly colliding.
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In the last race in Brazil, Leclerc and Vettel crashed out after colliding as they battled over fourth place.
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We're not in immediate danger of any asteroids colliding with Earth — at least not as far as anyone's aware.
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And yet, for reasons of happenstance and history, their orbits seem to be set upon an inexorably colliding trajectory.
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When one tips over on them a writer compared it to the force generated by two colliding NFL linemen.
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Injecting thousands of satellites into orbit over the next few years may drastically increase the chances of things colliding.
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In 2015, researchers detected waves from two black holes colliding, and in 2017 they observed two neutron stars merging.
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Poem In his debut collection, the poet Chen Chen writes from a position of colliding identities: Chinese, American, gay.
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Fans of both universes can celebrate the beautiful randomness of two worlds colliding, but look no further than that.
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Last year, three physicists shared the Nobel Prize for their detection of gravitational waves produced by colliding black holes.
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Immediately after colliding, the large asteroid cracked considerably, with debris flowing outward like a cascade of Ping-Pong balls.
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Images which evoke the idea of two worlds, colliding in one image, all brought together from one small view.
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After all, dinosaur extinction was likely caused by a major asteroid colliding with Earth near present-day Chicxulub, Mexico.
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Back in the '90s, physicists showed they could convert light into matter by colliding two extremely powerful beams of radiation.
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Now they find themselves at the epicenter of two colliding health catastrophes in the USA: chronic pain and opioid abuse.
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The NY crossover influence is more apparent here, too—"Intervention" sounds like Overkill colliding on the subway with Cro-Mags.
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An ice cream truck, a baker's delivery van, and a candy cart, all colliding in the middle of an intersection.
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Ginobili had the surgery performed after colliding with Ryan Anderson of the New Orleans Pelicans during a game Wednesday night.
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Colliding dwarf stars or a greedy dwarf star gobbling up gas from a neighbor until it explodes are two possibilities.
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After the 1987 supernova SN 1987A, this is perhaps only the third major multimessenger discovery, after the colliding neutron stars.
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Its sister ship, the Fitzgerald, almost sank off the Japanese coast on June 17 after colliding with a container ship.
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As Axios notes, too, this isn't the first time that Social Capital's world is colliding with that of Kleiner Perkins.
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Observatories on Earth have detected gravitational waves from colliding black holes and stars, but not yet from the Big Bang.
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Plus, the second detection idea, the one that looks at the spin rate of colliding black holes, might not work.
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Brown, 18, fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into another vehicle before colliding head-on with a second car.
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When that happens, charged particles—mainly electrons and protons—pour into the upper atmosphere, colliding with oxygen and nitrogen atoms.
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Above, we see their greatest on-court moment together, the two of them lightly colliding and flopping off the other.
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When he published his final report in 1959, Tombaugh concluded that rockets faced little risk of colliding with natural objects.
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But the detectors had never spotted a black hole colliding with a neutron star—until the next day, April 26.
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They're colliding at only 3 inches per year, but that's enough to cause frequent earthquakes—and build the Andes Mountains.
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The 'chirp' of black holes colliding The gravitational waves stretched and compressed space around Earth "like Jell-O," said Reitze.
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Vogel suffered serious spinal injuries after colliding with another cyclist while training at the Cottbus Sport Centre Velodrome in June.
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Their war is a case study in the ways wealth and poverty, social media, race and citizen surveillance are colliding.
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Some potential gravitational wave-producing sources like colliding neutron stars might come with a light wave counterpart observable by telescopes.
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"Colliding Dreams" takes on the unwieldy task of condensing it into a feature documentary that presents several points of view.
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But now politics and humor are colliding in a new way — a collision that exposes the tragicomedy of modern Europe.
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No evident political agenda motivated the festival, and yet the proceedings couldn't help colliding with the crises of the day.
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Another patent suggests deliveries by parachute, which would decrease the risk of drones colliding with children, pets or backyard furniture.
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Because the stars of these fantastic, bizarre sporting worlds keep colliding, producing situations that are sometimes awkward, and often strange.
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But now, two strands of research seem to be colliding, presenting a bleak picture for people seeking IRL community experiences.
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He also pointed to the growing challenges that will arise as a result of new technology colliding with current laws.
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The frenzied push to boost the economy is colliding with Republican orthodoxy opposing short-term stimulus during the last recession.
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Astronomers think they've detected the ripples in space and time sent out by a black hole and neutron star colliding.
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M.C. joined in for colliding vocals, overenthusiastic turntable scratching, incoherent solos from Perry and audience-participation high jinks from Tyler.
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Daniel Ricciardo then seized a surprise win for Red Bull, with Vettel colliding with the Australian's team mate Max Verstappen.
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Each ion makes around 80,000 loops around the ring per second, before colliding in a similar explosion of subatomic particles.
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These are boom times in women's tennis, our reporter writes, with multiple generations colliding and a resurgence of stylistic variety.
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The aurora borealis is created by electrically charged particles from the sun hitting the Earth and colliding with the atmosphere.
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In May, the Ticonderoga-class cruiser USS Lake Champlain colliding with a South Korean fishing boat off the Korean Peninsula.
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Exoplanets can have destructive relationships with their host stars, colliding with them or ultimately being destroyed by an intense interaction.
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In that incident, which happened Tuesday, the F-18 had to take evasive action to avoid colliding with the drone.
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But some objects, like colliding black holes or the smoking gun of the Big Bang, don't emit any electromagnetic radiation.
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But some objects — like colliding black holes or the smoking gun of the Big Bang — don't emit any electromagnetic radiation.
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A Russian navy intelligence ship sank Thursday morning off the coast of Turkey after colliding with a freighter carrying livestock.
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As soon as possible, they send a bulletin to all of the associated observatories, including information like the probability that the event was real, a timestamp and location in the sky, and what kind of event it might have been—for instance, two black holes colliding, or a neutron star colliding with a black hole.
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These days, surrounded by pillows, Smith finds her left hand drawings colliding with her painting practice in ways she never expected.
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The experience of his personal world colliding with his law enforcement action is still too much for him to talk about.
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INF Javier Baez suffered a left eye contusion and left the game after colliding with Jason Heyward Friday night at Milwaukee.
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Click here to view original GIFThe odds of two paintball projectiles colliding in mid-air during a match are incredibly slim.
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Six right whales died in the gulf in June this year after colliding with ships or getting entangled in fishing lines.
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Xenon serves as an interesting proof-of-concept that may lead to colliding even smaller atoms, like argon, in the future.
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The LIGO collaboration made headlines in February 2016 when it announced it had detected gravitational waves from two colliding black holes.
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The smell of burnt popcorn and the sound of bumper cars colliding gets our hearts racing faster than the coasters themselves.
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Between 140,000 and 328,000 birds are estimated to be killed each year by colliding with turbines, power lines, and other structures.
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Faceless figures fill each photograph, colliding with each in embraces of affection and clashes of angst—it's not entirely clear which.
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But LIGO and Virgo should also be able to detect non-colliding neutron stars, as long as they are spinning rapidly.
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As the number of satellites in orbit around Earth grows, the risk of these vehicles colliding will invariably go up, too.
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Investigators believe the 17-year-old veered across his lane and into oncoming traffic -- colliding with Byrd's car ... and killing him.
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Instead, GRASP's drone swarms employ ground-based sensors to track individual drones around, and a central controller to stop them colliding.
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What AGL has identified is Australia is facing a set of circumstances where economic realities are colliding with geography and politics.
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Five years ago, Destin Sandlin of the YouTube channel SmarterEveryDay saw a video of two vortex rings colliding with each other.
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Image: NRAO/AUI/NSF: D. BerryAugust's landmark observation of two colliding neutron stars was incredible for its immediate impact on astronomy.
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They're colliding in home thermostats, computerized voting machines, and traffic control systems— and in our chemical plants, dams, and power plants.
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The Catalina Sky Survey at the University of Arizona has found two asteroids in advance of them colliding with the Earth.
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Numerous changes have been made to the game in recent years to reduce the possibility of players colliding at high speeds.
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They propose the jet could be colliding with surrounding material to create a cocoon that can send light in many directions.
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Like the clash of political parties, the two air masses colliding kicked storms through the Ohio River Valley and the Southeast.
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Today he'll start working on a 2016 Acura ILX with a quarter panel that got damaged after colliding with another car.
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Her sublime, surreal photo manipulations combine urban landscapes with elements of nature to create the illusion of the two worlds colliding.
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Lorenzo came across into the corner as Dovizioso went wide, colliding with Pedrosa and sending the two Ducatis into the gravel.
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One of the unspoken tensions of Reynolds's novel is that the past and present are constantly colliding to threaten Ghost's future.
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Washington (CNN)Two of the most complex issues in American politics -- gun control and gerrymandering -- are colliding this week in Washington.
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I flipped past a Christian evangelist and a Singaporean cooking show, and drifted off to the sight of sumo wrestlers colliding.
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He left the first leg late in the first half after colliding with Colombia's Andres Renteria just outside the penalty area.
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One way we know: Last year, physicists "heard" for the first time the gravitational waves produced from two black holes colliding.
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A plane piloted by 303-year-old Mary Falstrom was seen colliding with a plane carrying men ages 61 and 81.
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You can really appreciate the artistry that produced layer upon layer of colliding horses, and row after row of piercing arrows.
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It's a system that combines GPS, wireless radio and computers to monitor trains and stop them from colliding, derailing or speeding.
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The discovery of two neutron stars violently colliding has been named the top scientific breakthrough of 2017 by the journal Science.
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Rose, who was inside, opened the door for her brothers, and the Wentworth guys charged in behind them, colliding into her.
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They figured an impact could be the cause, and used the available data to compute the size of the colliding object.
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It proceeded to win those points but did so while spinning in circles, colliding with stone walls and ramming other boats.
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But its presence in modern American life is colliding with a newer construct that Asians grapple with: the model minority myth.
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Some models that predict what a black hole colliding with a neutron star look like predict a much fainter resulting explosion.
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These colliding crises are why health care is so dominant in the 2020 debate — and why it will stay that way.
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As doubles teammates, they looked like naturals despite nearly colliding as Nadal retreated for an overhead during their match on Saturday.
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As a result, many riders take to sidewalks, which puts pedestrians at risk of colliding with a person on a scooter.
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It followed the USS Fitzgerald, another destroyer, colliding with a cargo vessel off Japan in June, an accident claiming seven sailors.
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The big picture: Two colliding trends will likely make evacuations in this storm-prone population center trickier in the meantime, however.
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Facebook sees VR and AR ultimately colliding, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says VR goggles are a stepping stone to AR glasses.
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Other moments were experimentally impressive, like shining a laser beam through antimatter, but don't have the same oomph as colliding black holes.
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Tragedy rocked UnREAL this week, making Lifetime's satire of reality TV just another instance of art colliding with life to devastating effect.
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Sales and sleep (two VIP priorities in life) are colliding today into one dream shopping scenario: Brooklinen's biggest sale of the year.
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A spokesperson for EASA told Mashable the task force has been created based on recent media reports of aircraft and drones colliding.
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Olga feels connected with the things that collide and contradict each other, the colliding gives different segments of space, it creates volume.
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He is imprisoned in the bat-to-ball-exchange, the chaos inherent in one round object colliding with another at insane speeds.
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On Sunday night, one of Uber's autonomous test vehicles was involved in an accident, fatally colliding with a pedestrian in Tempe Arizona.
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This process would have sent debris colliding into each other and generated intense heat as the star fell toward the black hole.
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So if you squint at the two the right way, it sorta fits that they keep colliding in the way they do.
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Russell, who scored 2111 points in 22 minutes, missed the final 1 1/2 quarters after colliding with Memphis forward JaMychal Green.
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Astronomers aren't entirely sure how ring galaxies form, but it's possible that their outer regions emerge as the result of colliding gas.
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Williams was pulling forward through the intersection when Linda Barson's light turned green and she entered the intersection, colliding with Williams' SUV.
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The footage shows the train colliding with the tractor trailer, slicing it in half, in North Salt Lake on a snowy day.
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The shocks produced by the colliding debris, along with the tremendous amount of heat generated, produces an incredibly brilliant burst of light.
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"It is further confirmation that there's a large number of colliding black holes in the universe," he told me over the phone.
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This is interesting and different from what scientists expect—that white dwarfs colliding with other stars should turn into type 1a supernovae.
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Arp 299-B AT1 was discovered as part of a project that sought to detect supernova explosions in colliding pairs of galaxies.
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Consider, then, the effort and resources required to prevent potentially hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of concurrently airborne drones from colliding.
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Reports on Friday indicated Russia was suspending the special "deconfliction line" the countries had set up to keep military actions from colliding.
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THE giant tectonic plates which make up Earth's outermost layer are always on the move, sliding past and colliding with each other.
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Those gravitational waves were the result of two black holes colliding, and the signal lasted for only a fraction of a second.
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It not only drifts, it breaks into cultural tectonic plates, shifting and colliding with spectacular force, and creating an epochal new landscape.
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Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky, French Montana, and Kendall Jenner were also there -- and this is really a case of squads colliding.
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Nick Cave was setting a career template of bodies colliding through a romantic space, where the divine and the infernal sweat together.
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As a black hole sucks in its surroundings, those surroundings start colliding with each other as they fall through the event horizon.
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Alex Halliday: In astrophysics, the biggest breakthrough was the recording of gravitational waves emanating from the collision of two neutron stars colliding.
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And that it did — at almost twice the energy as before, its proton beams colliding at an energy of 13 TeV (teraelectronvolts).
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Right place at the right time One truck driver in New Jersey is thanking his lucky stars after colliding with a guardrail.
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The guided missile destroyer Fitzgerald almost sank off the coast of Japan after colliding with a Philippine container ship on June 17.
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Running, falling, sliding, colliding, the dancers seemed blown about like trash in a windstorm, now piling together in sculptural clumps, now disintegrating.
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That's where founder and CEO Masayoshi Son's long-term ambitions are colliding head-on with the near-term expectations of Wall Street.
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The brain sits in fluid inside the armor of a skull, and even nonconcussive whacks can result in brain colliding with bone.
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There are "colliding conceptions of right and wrong," they write, between those on the high and low ends of the authoritarian scale.
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In the towering plume of ash, these billions of particles start colliding and rubbing against each other, which creates charged volcanic particles.
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The final commands have been sent, and the spacecraft will remain a safe distance from Earth to avoid colliding with our planet.
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The McCain's sister ship, the Fitzgerald, almost sank off the coast of Japan in June after colliding with a Philippine container ship.
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One of the Shenyang J-8 interceptors made three passes on the EP-3E, accidentally colliding with it on the third pass.
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Be sure to add a space before or after the new text to avoid it from colliding with the existing folder name.
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However, this multi-colored haze actually marks the site of two colliding galaxy clusters, forming a single object known as MACS J0416.1-0027.
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The Large Hadron Collider is likely more well known for colliding beams of protons together—this is how researchers found the Higgs Boson.
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Across Minnesota, locals are racing DIY cars around tracks on the thick frozen lakes, careening and colliding at speeds up to 60 mph.
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Fourier, after colliding with Heat rookie Justise Winslow, suffered a bloody gash on his forehand in the last minute of the second quarter.
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The pair spiraled toward each other, colliding to form an even bigger black hole with a mass 62 times that of Earth's sun.
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At first, you might be caught up in the beauty of the piano keys colliding with vocals, creating some sense of real wonder.
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But Earth-based gravitational wave experiments are only sensitive to certain kinds of waves whose colliding sources weigh around the same as stars.
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Third baseman Jung Ho Kang chased after the ball but dropped it after colliding with shortstop Erik Gonzalez near the left-field line.
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With only two episodes remaining, our fourth instalment is the first to truly make headway in each of the show's ever-colliding storylines.
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If confirmed, S213.8bv will the first such merger discovered (previous gravitational-wave observations were of two black holes or two neutron stars colliding).
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Dashcam video showed the bus veering toward oncoming traffic, colliding with another car, smashing through the guardrail, and plunging into the river below.
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The first—prizewinning—spot, in 2015 is reckoned to have been the consequence of two black holes colliding 1.3bn light years from Earth.
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There are other ways the team thinks it could spot this superradiance effect, by measuring the spins in sets of colliding black holes.
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"Their opening lines offer a glimpse of the way legal policy and user experience are colliding under the new regulations," said Fast Company.
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Colliding with the rings' particles at such speeds could potentially have disabled the craft — but the first (ever) ring-crossing was executed successfully.
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This light came in many different flavors, and was consistent with a pair of dense neutron stars colliding in a cataclysmic "kilonova" explosion.
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The mishap comes as the LHC was preparing to resume colliding protons again after a few months of action during its winter shutdown.
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The 24-year-old Senzel sustained the injury while colliding with the wall as he chased down a fly ball from Carlos Santana.
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The new collider would be almost four times the size of the LHC, and would enable colliding particles about 10 times as fast.
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Lim's management agency claims that Bell slashed Lim's leg with her skate blade after colliding with her from behind during warmups Wednesday night.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A car exploded in central Cairo on Monday after colliding with a microbus, injuring 13 people, the Egyptian health ministry said.
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Hamilton's throw skipped over the mound and catcher Tucker Barnhart held on to the ball despite colliding with Walker to end the inning.
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Instead, Moretti said they are nearly certain that the emitted photons were raised to a TeV-level energy after colliding with nearby electrons.
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In 2001, a U.S. spy plane was forced to land in China after colliding with a Chinese fighter over the South China Sea.
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When he was young, colliding head-to-head with another player or catching a stray elbow to the skull was no big deal.
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CF Joc Pederson (neck strain) left the Tuesday game in the 10th inning after colliding with RF Yasiel Puig chasing a fly ball.
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That honor belongs to the asteroid 3122 Florence (1981 ET3), which flew by and luckily missed colliding with Earth on September 1, 2017.
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Galaxies started to form from this accumulated matter and grew either by absorbing gas from the web or by colliding with each other.
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There's something really potent about being an artist of color and colliding these ancient images with others that start to talk about race.
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The luminous celestial glow occurs in both hemispheres, due to electrons from the solar wind colliding with Earth's atmosphere, the Geophysical Institute says.
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The black hole in the center of one of the colliding lobes in Arp 299 has the mass of about 20 million suns.
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No, I'm referring to the fact that once again, fashion week and the single most important day in the Jewish calendar are colliding.
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But whether that performance was Mr. Zelensky revealing his real self or his Holoborodko character colliding with rude reality is a tough call.
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It allows cars to pass, so long as there's no risk of them colliding, and prioritizes those that have been queuing for longer.
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An Army helicopter was seriously damaged earlier this year after colliding with a civilian drone, though no one was injured in the incident.
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Instead, they formed an interference pattern, a striped pattern of dark and light stripes that suggests waves colliding and combining with each other.
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In few places is that tension more evident than along Colorado's Front Range, where a fracking boom is colliding with a population explosion.
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The team's starting goalkeeper, James Reimer, went down with an injury after colliding with one of Carolina's defensemen early in the first period.
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Scooters have been banned from sidewalks in both France and Singapore -- the latter after a cyclist died when colliding with an e-scooter.
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Planes landing at and leaving the two airports, all of which must pass through the same corridor in the city's north-west, risk colliding.
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The Sanchi sank on January 14 after colliding with a Hong Kong-registered freighter in the East China Sea, spawning four giant oil spills.
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If WIMPs are light, DAMA should see them colliding with light sodium atoms at low energies much more often than with heavy iodine atoms.
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Scientists have seen some pretty telling evidence of this quark-gluon plasma by colliding heavier lead, gold, or copper atoms stripped of their electrons.
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They've similarly seen hints of it by colliding protons with lead, or even just protons, the positively charged pieces that make up atomic nuclei.
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The highly touted rookie was fortunate to avoid a more serious injury after colliding with OF Willy Garcia while chasing a fly ball Monday.
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Models suggest that during its close approaches between the years 2175 and 2196, it has a 1 in 2,700 chance of colliding with us.
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Like all landmarks of cosmopolitan cities, the site is picturesque, nostalgic, and crowded — the hustle and bustle of citizens and visitors alike, colliding daily.
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Africa and Europe are slowly colliding in a process that has lasted for 40m years, pushing up the Alps and Pyrenees along the way.
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The current fire situation, as of an update late Monday, includes: Several conditions are colliding to make the McMurray fire extremely difficult for firefighters.
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The accident, which occurred in February 2010, was the result of two trains colliding after one missed a stop signal during morning rush hour.
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For the most part, the drone's obstacle avoidance works as advertised, with the drone stopping and hovering in place before colliding with an object.
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Nano ConcreteWhen you mix cement, sand, and water at high energies, particles start flying around super fast, colliding with each other and shearing apart.
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E-commerce is colliding with digital advertising and forcing traditional ad agencies to embrace data and distribution around specific platforms like Amazon and Google.
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She was shot in the neck and drifted into oncoming traffic, colliding with two other vehicles, police said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Cota also said that a year ago, there had been another incident involving a Tesla colliding with a semi-truck in the same area.
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Graphic: LIGOLess than two weeks after the gravitational wave detectors turned back on, they've already seen evidence of two pairs of colliding black holes.
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"He slammed on the brakes at nearly 50 miles an hour before colliding with the front passenger side door of her SUV," she wrote.
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Jupiter's rings are trickier to see because they're much smaller than Saturn's, and are made of dust from meteors colliding with Jupiter's inner moons.
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And air traffic controllers perform the same basic job function: protecting airplanes from colliding with each other in the air or on the ground.
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"I have sourced specific images of moments to do with democratic referendums, immigration, and colliding of groups and cultures," he says of his process.
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We have seen earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, now stars exploding, or even black holes colliding, but we have never seen an ice sheet fall apart.
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Pederson departed Tuesday's contest in the 10th inning with a neck strain after colliding with Yasiel Puig in the alley in right-center field.
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Part-time police officer Vogel suffered serious spinal injuries after colliding with another cyclist while training at the Cottbus Sport Centre Velodrome in June.
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But speaking to staff Monday, NASA chief Jim Bridenstine said the risk of debris colliding with the ISS had risen sharply since the test.
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On today's episode of Bullish, I sat down with Y Combinator president Sam Altman to talk about how and why these worlds are colliding.
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These frighteningly powerful freak waves can be generated from storms and colliding ocean swells—a relatively common phenomenon in the hurricane-prone Bermuda Triangle.
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It is the perfect storm: Rising home prices, rising mortgage rates and rising demand are colliding with a critical shortage of homes for sale.
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When he was 17, Tommy Mallon landed hard after colliding with another lacrosse player, and a quick-thinking teammate refused to help him up.
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Buffalo right wing Vladimir Sobotka left the game with 5:40 remaining in the first period after colliding with Kucherov and did not return.
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N.C. State wide receiver Kelvin Harmon turned Finley's slant pass into a 261-yard touchdown play when he squeezed between two colliding Syracuse defenders.
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Of course it's distorted: a welter of writhing, colliding, cranked-up guitars over drums that bristle with treble and a bassline that's nonchalantly implacable.
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The over-the-top moments (Marie imagines a meteorite colliding with Earth) seem appropriate explosions of a teenage imagination, and the moodiness is infectious.
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Steckler would jump out of helicopters, sometimes colliding and entangling with other soldiers during the fall, and he developed traumatic brain and back injuries.
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It took awhile to process those two worlds colliding, but eventually it occurred to me to paint hardcore shows in an academic realist style.
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"Parachute"—which is a tropical house record by the Kaiser Chiefs for Christ's sake—is the sound of worlds colliding and you know what?
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In the months to come, Houston will serve as an important case study in the costs of FCC deregulation colliding with a literal hurricane.
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Russia-US relations are obviously strained right now, but these aren't two superpowers colliding the way they did for most of the 20th century.
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Colliding affords an opportunity to think of time as a concept both immediate and inconceivably long, and photography as time's playful yet untrustworthy interpreter.
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The project exemplifies a long-term vision among scientists and policy makers that is almost unimaginable today, as distant as those colliding black holes.
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And in an incident similar to the 2014 case, a Philippine fishing boat sank after colliding with a larger Chinese boat in early June.
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Approx 5:17am #pgfd units responded to Carter Ave & Lanham Severn Rd in Lanham for a report of a train colliding with a pedestrian.
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The most harrowing moment comes with a clattering sound effect of ice cracking and colliding as it gathers force to take down the ship.
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Then, how do I correlate these colliding streams that are hard to make sense from so I can get those insights and take action?
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The competing interests are colliding in a San Francisco courtroom where a judge is sorting out the restructuring of the utility, Pacific Gas & Electric.
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A new study simulated a small asteroid, with a diameter spanning just under a mile, colliding with a larger one about 16 miles across.
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A 2017 FAA study found that drones colliding with large aircraft can cause more damage than birds -- a threat the industry has long faced.
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But officials said the 21625-model bus was not equipped with seatbelts and did not appear to brake before colliding with the big rig.
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Then bigger, snow-covered chunks of ice formed, audibly colliding and jostling for space until they clustered and stopped-up at a bottleneck bend.
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In colliding with Atlanta catcher A. J. Pierzynski, Flores injured his wrist; he missed the rest of the season and had to have surgery.
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A civilian drone seriously damaged an Army helicopter earlier this year after colliding mid-air, though no one was injured in the incident. Rep.
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He was christened a three-sport wonder (football, basketball, baseball), a sure thing, but he did a lot of colliding that made no sense.
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RHIC is the only collider in the world that allows such a range of studies over different collision energies with different colliding particle species.
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In that case, the train derailed after colliding with part of a work train running in the same direction on an adjacent track, Prendergast said.
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Photos from the aftermath showed two vehicles stacked up in a triangle form while others had parts destroyed or missing after colliding into other cars.
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Both are sites where multiple galaxy clusters are colliding, and x-rays from Chandra reveal the massive amounts of hot gas that pervade each one.
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Since Sputnik, humans have walked on the Moon, peered to the edge of the universe, and listened to the sound of two black holes colliding.
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Heathers' subject matter of students killing other students kept colliding with current events in a way that felt too dark to be classified as entertainment.
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The John S. McCain's sister ship, the Fitzgerald, almost sank off the coast of Japan after colliding with a Philippine container ship on June 17.
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Two Eurofighter warplanes crashed in Germany after colliding, with both pilots managing to use their ejector seats, the German air force said earlier on Monday.
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This was a sure-fire signature of colliding bodies called neutron stars, objects slightly more massive than the Sun but smaller than a typical city.
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Physicists think they've got new a way to help tell the full story of these colliding behemoths: by the way they spin into one another.
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In the clip, Jackson (number 48) is seen going for the ball and colliding with another player with the athlete's knee slamming into Jackson's abdomen.
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In this particular moment in history, Godflesh is at a point where past, present and future are colliding in a way that allows for reflection.
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Others think the exact opposite might happen: the Atlantic will continue to widen while the Pacific closes, with California eventually colliding with far-east Asia.
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Researchers detected both the ripples in space and time sent out by the colliding neutron stars as well as the light signature from the event.
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Once the driver spotted the officer, he turned the lights on and sped toward the exit, colliding with four cars and the parked patrol car.
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Alonso was fortunate to escape serious injury in Melbourne after colliding with the Haas of Mexican Esteban Gutierrez in an accident that halted the race.
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Like Jaime, you've seen the consequences of duty and honor colliding and it's probably one of the most stressful dilemmas you've ever come up against.
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I was reminded of the fiction of Los Angeles as edenic paradise colliding against reality, fantasies set aflame by disasters both natural and man-made.
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In the former, MLK's lamentations are manifested as a cross with a band of vertical white and horizontal black colliding in a red bloody middle.
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Looking at the trove of data he collected surrounding the aforementioned hashtags, Russell believes that what we're seeing is three distinct sets of users colliding.
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All along its western coast, the South American plate is colliding with the Nazca plate, forcing the heavier ocean crust down into the Earth's mantle.
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Unlike aircraft, ships lack a back-up navigation system and if their GPS ceases to function, they risk running aground or colliding with other vessels.
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He'd read that being "lucky" was the result of preparation and opportunity colliding, so he changed his name to reflect the life he hoped for.
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The Dutch teenager was handed a 10 second stop and go penalty for colliding with his Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo on the opening lap.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cites that in 22019, there were 13,700 reported incidents of aircraft colliding with wildlife — 97 percent of which involved birds.
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Whereas my sound has its own depth in its own right, and it's colliding with something that has its own depth in its own right.
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Heading the ball likely played a part, but so did colliding with other players in the air over the thousands of times they contested headers.
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In a jarring instance of the internet colliding with real life, President Trump is about to come face-to-face with a viral internet sensation.
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There are rumors within the astronomical community that LIGO, the super-advanced gravitational wave observatory, may have spotted the signature of two neutron stars colliding.
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The Indonesian island sits on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," known for its frequent seismic and volcanic activity as a result of colliding tectonic plates.
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Hill left practice Tuesday after colliding with a teammate and suffering a quad contusion, but he was back on the field and in pads Friday.
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The still image from a computer simulation of two black holes colliding was from Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes, via Reuters, not from Caltech/MIT/Ligo Laboratory.
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Glanton broke his left leg after colliding with teammate Robert Ayers while trying to sack Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan during the Falcons' 24-21 victory.
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After that, though, the interpretation achieved exceptional coherence: never in my experience have the colliding moods of the later movements felt more of a piece.
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As that moisture moves eastward, it is colliding with a high pressure system over the Ohio Valley that is funneling cold air into the region.
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Australian Jack Miller crashed his Pramac Ducati after colliding with Aprilia's Spaniard Aleix Espargaro while trying to go through on the inside at turn 13.
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After colliding with a civilian cargo ship earlier this year, the USS Fitzgerald sustained over $500 million worth of damage to its structure and systems.
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"Colliding Dreams" takes on the unwieldy task of condensing the topic into a feature documentary that capably if somewhat dryly covers more than a century.
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Although many other options were considered -- such as "parking" the spacecraft in orbit -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
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You have a very weak, enfeebled press colliding with a very authoritarian, bullying government with our president—and those two things are very very scary.
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In 1908, a large meteor burned up in Earth's atmosphere before colliding into Siberia, "releasing energy equivalent to about 185 Hiroshima bombs," according to NASA.
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Pittsburgh LW Conor Sheary also sustained a concussion on Monday after colliding with teammate Patric Hornqvist and has been ruled out of Game 4. 2.
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He also spun at Monza last year after starting on the front row and then colliding with Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap.
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The mandates around remote learning are coming at a time when midterm and final exams, spring break travel plans, and upcoming graduation ceremonies are colliding.
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The Washington star Alex Ovechkin slashed Crosby in the playoffs in May, with a falling Crosby colliding with another Capitals player and sustaining a concussion.
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He described the shakedown of techies as the best and worst of Nigeria colliding, when it comes to shifting perceptions and stereotypes of the country.
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The Blizzard dustup was the most meme-suffused variation of a theme heard again and again this week: the sound of politics colliding with economics.
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Then the satellite, often worth hundreds of millions of dollars, becomes space junk, colliding with other dead satellites and becoming a hazard to space navigation.
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It's a system that combines GPS, wireless radio and computers to monitor trains and stop them from colliding, derailing or speeding, per previous CNN reporting.
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Nik Popovic added 10 points for Boston College before being lost for the game after colliding with teammate Steffon Mitchell, with both entering concussion protocol.
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All our nerdy worlds are colliding: Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage will definitely be in Avengers: Infinity War, though his role remains a mystery.
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Only one other spacecraft, NASA's Galileo space probe, has orbited Jupiter, circling the planet for eight years before colliding with the gas giant in 2003.
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The 8,000-ton destroyers could have been seconds away from colliding, said Carl Schuster, a former US Navy officer who spent 12 years at sea.
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Her son Matthew Denice, 23, was killed in 2011 in a motorcycle accident in Massachusetts after colliding with an automobile driven by an undocumented immigrant.
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Patrick Chappatte A team of physicists recorded the sound of two black holes colliding a billion light-years away, fulfilling a 100-year-old Einstein prophecy.
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"Two patients sustained injuries from riding a hoverboard in the kitchen and colliding with a stove of boiling water," write the researchers in the new study.
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The physicists look at data where the colliding beams of lead completely miss one another, so instead, just the high-energy photons are left to interact.
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It was a nice shot, but it most likely would not have gone in the hole without first colliding with a ball from the previous shot.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency announced on Wednesday that it has set up a task force to look at the risks of drones colliding with aircraft.
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HurtAugust 17, 2017 heralded one of the most important observations in astronomy's history: two neutron stars colliding, sending both light and gravitational waves toward the Earth.
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The title rivals had been nose-to-tail going into the final lap, colliding when Hamilton went round the outside of the German at turn two.
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And as the current produced by the colliding magnetic fields moves through the atmosphere, it creates stunning auroras whose blue-green light shimmers across Earth's poles.
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Videos posted on social media Friday night show several people diving into a fight, throwing punches, colliding into tables, and diving on top of one another.
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A much better candidate came to the astronomy community in August, when LIGO detected the merger of two neutron stars colliding 130 million light-years away.
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"It'll be short-lived based on the projected path and movement of the storm unless an unlikely event happens - such as two vessels colliding," he said.
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They mounted an anesthetized bee onto a rotational motor and spun it around to replicate the speed at which the bee would be colliding with obstacles.
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This time around, they've checked off some of the most important prerequisites needed to claim a discovery by colliding measly protons—but not all of them.
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"Maybe you don't have jet quenching because the size [of the colliding particles] is so small that the jets escape easily in both directions," said Bianchi.
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In some communities, you're colliding with a culture and a worldview that is both central to the identity of people and deeply threatened by scientific materialism.
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The chain-reaction wreck began with two cars colliding, causing a truck to jack-knife, according to Doug Saba, a spokesman for Evergreen Fire and Rescue.
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Conte travelled later to the southern region of Puglia, where a van packed with immigrant farmworkers overturned after colliding with a truck carrying tomatoes, killing 12.
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By intentionally directing the craft to burn up in Saturn's atmosphere, controllers are hoping to prevent the decommissioned spacecraft from colliding with one of Saturn's moons.
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The cluster itself is the result of two large clusters of galaxies colliding with one another, with the galaxies' visible light shown in white and orange.
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But the thing is, this plane hit likely the water at more than 640 kph [398mph], colliding with such force that it ripped the aircraft apart.
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He's interested, in that sense, in colliding the past and the future, these two different sets of technology and different mysterious ways to mark a site.
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The background photo is a view of the colliding galaxies from the Hubble Space Telescope; an artist's concept of the black hole system is pulled out.
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This social night with friends was one of the few moments when DPR23's personal life, and that of his illegal empire, came close to colliding.
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Scientists are already pursuing new ways to measure the Hubble constant, most notably using colliding neutron stars and the gravitational waves they produce in space itself.
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Its formation is still technically theoretical, although most astronomers agree that it was formed by a Mars-sized object colliding with Earth billions of years ago.
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Gibson left Wednesday night's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs 41 seconds into the third period after colliding with Leafs center Nazem Kadri in the crease.
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His sensitive portrayal of the immigrant's divided loyalties and divided identity is timely in light of Europe's current struggle with colliding national, religious and ethnic identities.
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After the world received proof that gravitational waves exist from the impact of two black holes colliding, scientists converted the signal from the impact into sound.
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Such is life in New York: lives, like threads, colliding and diverging to weave some chaotic pattern that you hope, at least, is beautiful from above.
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In addition to the steep and icy slopes, narrow passages and uphill sections, there's also a risk of colliding into one of the 1,850 other participants.
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Iranian authorities claim the reason they seized a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday relates to it colliding with an Iranian fishing vessel.
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Eric Clapton: Happy Xmas (Brushbranch/Surfdog, 2018) Unexpectedly, Clapton's minimalist blues mesh coherently with classic Christmas pop, perhaps because two separate traditions of sentimentality are colliding.
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The engagement saw the political and fashion worlds colliding, as emphasized by first daughter Ivanka Trump's warm well wishes to her new "sister" Kloss on Tuesday.
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Early in the second quarter, Burfict hit the Indianapolis Colts' tight end Jack Doyle after a catch, leading with his helmet and colliding head-to-head.
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The celebrity and entertainment spheres seem to be colliding to ensure our hearts don't harden, that cynicism and anxiety don't completely smother our capacity for romance.
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Authorities from France and Italy have started cleaning up after a fuel spill in the Mediterranean Sea caused by two ships colliding, the Associated Press reports.
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We can now officially "hear" cosmic phenomenon such as colliding black holes, in the same way that telescopes have allowed us to see these spectacular events.
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To really know it, you have to travel the entire expanse from east to west, across the glitz and grit of a series of colliding communities.
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But here, watching these two men colliding in the weirdest way possible, you see that they have, somehow, become bizarre warped mirror images of the other.
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Reid, a thirty-five-year-old Tennessee native, marshals a vivid array of styles to delineate Bibi's three colliding worlds: the imagined, the remembered, the actual.
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On the New Jersey Turnpike, another driver changed lanes, colliding with the car in which she was riding in the back middle seat, without a seatbelt.
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The gamma-ray burst lasted about two seconds, which put it in a category of short gamma ray bursts, which astronomers suspect are neutron stars colliding.
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In a way, this is old news: Washington rhetoric has been colliding with realities on the ground for decades, regardless of the topic or the administration.
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"It's like watching these two colliding trains," said Carol Anderson, a professor of African-American studies at Emory University, who has written extensively about voter suppression.
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At their best, the Grammys represent music's past and present colliding on one giant stage, a massive celebration of what was and what might be coming.
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Maybe the ultimate question is -- what price are we willing to pay for doing nothing in the face of these colliding forces of hate and violence?
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CreditCreditJamie Squire/Getty Images ST.-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Rory McIlroy is straddling two continents, two tours and two colliding worlds — the celebrity and the secular.
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He said he had hit four kangaroos in his 30-year career, but added that other truckers attest to colliding with two or three a year.
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The Ferrari clipped a Toyota SUV driven by actor Luke Wilson before colliding with a BMW, Los Angeles Police Detective Jeff Fischer told CNN affiliate KTLA.
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The efforts to deliver on these priorities are also colliding with the broader partisan battle over health care that could hold the key to the presidency.
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Since galaxies evolve by merging and colliding with one another, collisions between galaxies will result in supermassive black hole pairs — the key part of this story.
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There's just something about the different time periods of someone's life all kind of colliding and being jumbled together that is just so resonant with me.
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BuzzFeed and ProPublica have an upsetting scoop on Amazon&aposs first chief financial officer, Joy Covey, being killed after colliding with a van delivering Amazon packages.
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The John S. McCain's sister ship, the USS Fitzgerald, almost sank off the coast of Japan after colliding with a Philippine container ship on June 17.
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But it also came because two contradictory narratives were colliding on television: that of the inauguration ritual and that of the new president, Donald J. Trump.
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Many are on furlough, but the controllers, who are responsible for keeping planes from colliding, had been ordered to keep working because they are considered essential.
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He knew that hypothermia in the North Atlantic would set in after about 15 seconds, but colliding with the icy crag would kill them all instantly.
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While making the record, she says, she made a moodboard as a way of channeling the many disparate thoughts and feelings that were all colliding within her.
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In Singapore the 30-year-old crashed out on the opening lap after colliding with team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, who had tangled with Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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Forwards Robert Covington and Jerami Grant were placed in the league's concussion protocol after colliding with one another in the third quarter of Friday's victory over Brooklyn.
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Philip, 97, who made headlines for colliding with a Kia car last week, was also involved in a crash near Windsor in 1964, newly-unearthed footage shows.
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But her left leg had gone haywire, and instead of following her natural gait, it was swinging outward and colliding with the pavement at a new angle.
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Perhaps gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime that travel at the speed of light and result from chaotic events like colliding black holes, can offer a solution.
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Scientists would compare the light emanating from colliding neutron stars with their gravitational waves, and have already determined an estimate of the Hubble constant using this method.
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If this story sounds familiar, it's pretty similar what happened during the first discovery of two neutron stars colliding, which was announced to much fanfare last October.
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The $69 million mission, expected to launch in 2021, will test the earth's capability of deflecting an asteroid by colliding a spacecraft with it at high speed.
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Scientists had previously spotted gravitational waves sent out by black holes, but the August detection marks the first time LIGO or Virgo has observed colliding neutron stars.
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On May 1, he sustained a nerve injury to his left elbow after colliding with the wall to catch a ball hit by Toronto IF Ryan Goins.
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A driver monitoring system like the one proposed by Renovo could have prompted the driver to look up, perhaps with enough time to avoid colliding with Herzberg.
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As your blogger's first preview of the oral argument explained, two sides of a cultural battle are colliding before a court that is fractured along ideological lines.
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Perhaps it'll turn out that there are many different celestial phenomena—from the furious quakes of giant cosmic magnets to colliding stars—behind these elusive energy pulses.
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Karia then allegedly struck a bicyclist, breaking one of his legs, before colliding with a car that was being driven by a pregnant woman, according to police.
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When they looked at mathematical models, their observations would also be best explained by the colliding stars creating a jet of radiation not pointed directly at Earth.
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There's things called soft mods which [affects] the way skin can move especially when colliding with another person's skin so you don't just get things inter-penetrating.
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The film's dream-like narrative emerges through the disparate yet intertwined lives (and deaths) of three women, all colliding under the same roof of a haunted house.
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While many other options were considered -- such as "parking" the spacecraft in orbit around Saturn -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
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By knowing at any instant exactly where they are relative to other aircraft in the sky, planes so equipped can travel closer together without fear of colliding.
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A video shot at 20,000 frames per second shows the two bullets colliding in extreme slow motion, looking almost as if they were captured in an ultrasound.
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Real disruption "takes place on the edge of where one industry is colliding with another industry and [Jobs] said therefore you've got to zoom out," Sculley explains.
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Located at the intersection of prevailing storm tracks and colliding ocean currents, the North Atlantic Ocean is home to some of the largest waves in the world.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his years-long rhetorical crusade against Chinese foreign trade abuses is finally colliding with the reality of face-to-face negotiation.
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Like electrons colliding with the Earth's atmosphere during the Aurora Borealis, the light spectrum explodes when it strikes a glass surface in the photographs of Shane Griffin.
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But it was never as awful as this May, when temperatures crept so high that Ms. Chauhan's friends speculated that the earth was colliding with the sun.
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There he oversaw the construction of the Tevatron, the most powerful accelerator of its day, capable of colliding particles at energies up to a trillion electron-volts.
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A few seconds later, Rebic is flying in himself this time — colliding with Pickford on a high ball served into the top of the England penalty area.
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And yet what's so interesting about the current moment in Australia are the ways that these forces — those defending the status quo, and challenging it — are colliding.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, his colliding queens fit right into today's climate of farcical tragedy, where it's often hard to tell a scream from a laugh.
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Another critical favorite is "Parasite," a scabrous, often very funny social satire from the South Korean director Bong Joon Ho about colliding families, both destitute and wealthy.
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It's also colliding with a Republican Party that built its brand over the past decade in opposing debt-funded stimulus and other government intervention through federal spending.
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If the race went according to plan, the friends who accompanied Wheatcroft would intervene only as a last resort to prevent him from colliding with another runner.
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Fowler was injured after colliding with an unpadded electrical box along the right-field line when he tried to catch a foul ball in the first inning.
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It's when scientists around the world witnessed two neutron stars colliding for the first time, creating gravitational waves, a gamma ray burst and even elements like gold.
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In the early hours of June 29, she sailed to the pier, colliding on the way with a small police boat that attempted to block her path.
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Tesla owners have used Sentry Mode and their dashboard cameras to post a variety of videos showing other drivers and pedestrians colliding with or vandalizing their vehicles.
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Momentarily they turn yellow again, only to fall in with the other foils, all of them dispersing and colliding, like billiard balls sent scattering across a table.
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Amazon&aposs first chief financial officer, Joy Covey, was killed after colliding with a van delivering Amazon packages, according to a report by BuzzFeed News and ProPublica.
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After colliding with fellow drive Ken Schrader, Earnhardt's famous black No. 3 Chevrolet smashed head-first into the wall and disappeared into a cloud of charcoal smoke.
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Sweat rolled down the necks of bodies colliding to the rhythms of the King of Pop and Quincy Jones, and in a corner, I held drunken court.
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Matias Messi allegedly told a security guard at the Fighiera fishing club that he cut his face by colliding with a sandbar ... but after police discovered a .
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"The idea of larger trade deficits colliding with protectionist shifts in policy is a very worrisome development for the U.S. and for the broader global economy," added Roach.
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The 20-year-old Dutchman was handed a 10-second penalty in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix for colliding with Ferrari's championship leader Sebastian Vettel, sending both cars spinning.
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The House Republican conference held a conference call Saturday afternoon to discuss what will be a pivotal week, with health care, tax reform, and government funding all colliding.
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A pair of scientists based in Massachusetts think the trick will be catching a glimpse of the violent phenomenon of a black hole and a neutron star colliding.
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"These two things colliding led us to realizing that there was an opportunity to create a picture of how the future will look in the future," says Cottam.
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In January 2005, the William Herschel Telescope in the Canary Islands first spotted bright infrared light coming from a set of colliding galaxies 150 million light-years away.
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It's possible that these moons are the results of distant bodies colliding at just the right speeds when the Solar System was being born 4.6 billion years ago.
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He said the agency was also focused on improving astronaut safety and on safeguarding Earth from colliding with an asteroid — an issue that required international cooperation, he said.
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LIGO is sensitive enough to pick up the gravitational wave signatures of two neutron stars colliding, possibly leading astronomers to clues about the nature of those mysterious objects.
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Layer on top of that a growing population colliding with an increase in fracking, a controversial extraction technique for oil and gas, and it's ripe for this controversy.
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"E News doing a live cross in a Lea Michele red carpet interview to Ramona Singer is the actual definition of all my worlds colliding," one fan tweeted.
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Every single movie strategically sets up the next movie, even if it's just a post-credits scene, with all story threads colliding in the big team-up films.
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Billy Hamilton, back in action for the first time since sustaining a knee injury when colliding with the outfield wall late in Thursday's game, drew a leadoff walk.
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An ice cream truck, a baker's delivery van, and a candy cart, all colliding in the middle of an intersection, ultimately inspiring Ariana to create Sweet Like Candy.
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Details: Three of the gravitational wave signals are thought to be from two merging black holes, with the fourth believed to have been emitted by colliding neutron stars.
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To understand how seven tightly-packed Earth-sized planets orbit around their star (Trappist-1) without colliding or falling into space, scientists turned their orbits into musical notes.
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Since then, the European Virgo experiment has come online, and astronomers have now recorded 10 black hole mergers and one pair of smaller objects, called neutron stars, colliding.
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Much smaller black holes seem follow these rules, as per observations from the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave detectors, which measure disturbances in spacetime from black holes colliding.
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Fortunately, the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave observatories have both been upgraded and have already started detecting signals from colliding black holes and perhaps even some neutron stars.
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Whatever you care about matters in that way just as much as anything else does: a supernova or two galaxies colliding and destroying thousands of stars and planets.
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Katie, who struggled to cover the cost of her surgery after colliding with insurance barriers because of the compounding infection, received her transplant several months later in 2015.
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Scientists have known about short and long gamma-ray bursts for a long time, surmising that the short ones must come from colliding neutron stars, but weren't sure.
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And that's a good thing, writes Lisa Grossman for Science News, because colliding dust-and-debris-filled rings could mean the end of a spacecraft like New Horizons.
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Charge A Bunch threw his rider, Geovanni Franco, during training and began to run the opposite way down the track, colliding with Carson Valley and rider Assael Espinoza.
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Delmonico, 25, takes the roster spot of OF Willy Garcia, who was placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list after colliding with 2B Yoan Moncada on Monday.
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This discovery of two neutron stars colliding to create the same type of waves, in addition to light, allowed astronomers to study gravitational waves in a new way.
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Some interweave two narratives, as when a wistful slice of life about a young Muslim college student and a sex farce involving her older neighbors end up colliding.
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A U.S. fighter jet had to take evasive action to avoid colliding with an Iranian drone that came within 28503 feet of the warplane, the Navy confirmed Tuesday.
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The veteran forward Eric Staal left the game in the second period after colliding with his teammate Jesper Fast, but Coach Alain Vigneault expected Staal to be fine.
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"I think it was really a big experiment when I started doing it—it was colliding images in a panoramic stitching software and seeing what happened," Isolini said.
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Layer on top of that a growing population colliding with an increase in fracking — a controversial extraction technique for oil and gas — and it's ripe for this controversy.
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But if you look closely at two rivers colliding, you will see that, if observed deeply enough, the waters of both are actually working together in profound unity.
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It is about declining attention spans colliding with an event that unfolds sporadically over two days; about ever more air and space occupied by the major team sports.
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That leaves the team with Mark Sanchez, still best remembered for fumbling the ball after colliding with the rear end of his teammate with the Jets in 2012.
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For other innovations, the momos — sometimes crescents, sometimes spheres — are likewise deep-fried, so that they'll survive the tumult of colliding with other ingredients in a hot pan.
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And just as their shared histories were colliding, so were their varied sensibilities: Mr. Lemon's careful stealth; Ms. Miller's luxuriant abandon; Mr. Houston-Jones's recklessness and dry humor.
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The landscapes are bright and inviting, full of practical architecture colliding with a Tron-like aesthetic, as well as other levels containing lava hazards and coated in snow.
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He generates a large amount of physical material in this way, then culls ideas and sequences, often colliding different passages against one another in duos or larger groups.
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The prospect of Russian military forces and American troops colliding has long been feared as the Cold War adversaries take opposing sides in Syria's seven-year civil war.
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MEV-1 will then push it to a higher orbit known as the graveyard, where it will be decommissioned and not in danger of colliding with other satellites.
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Already, several Starlink satellites have stopped functioning and are just hanging out up there as debris, where they present a hazard for colliding with other objects in space.
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All three horses were euthanized, two after breaking their ankles in turf races and the third after colliding with another horse while training on dirt, racing officials said.
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Peggy Sawyer, a novice from Allentown, Pa., is hired for a new show, "Pretty Lady," despite missing the audition and colliding with the charismatic, dictatorial director, Julian Marsh.
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The world's two dominant forces colliding on a spectacular indoor court to contest the last match of the ATP season with the number one ranking to be decided.
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At the top, however, is a quiet, comfortable haven filled with dozens of complex worlds unfurling side by side, just feet from one another, and only occasionally colliding.
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"No matter how tough our operating environment or how strained our budget, we shouldn't be and cannot be colliding with other ships and running aground," Moran said then.
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In the subsequent decades, the observational support for these ideas has strengthened – most spectacularly with the 2016 announcement of the detection of gravitational waves from colliding black holes.
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Tech and fashion, once seen as poles apart, are colliding as each industry tries to learn from the other about how to build hype and connect with consumers.
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Both players, however, endured painful moments in the contest, with outfielder Senzel colliding with second baseman Jose Peraza in shallow center in the bottom of the first inning.
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"The narrative came from kind of colliding dystopia and utopia together, finding ways to have this coexistence of things that are considered to be not compatible," she said.
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"You're just looking at two photons colliding and two coming out, and nothing else," Peter Steinberg, physicist at Brookhaven National Labs and part of the ATLAS collaboration, told Gizmodo.
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Its surface will probably be strewn with terrestrial rocks older than anything now preserved on Earth that were blasted into space aeons ago by asteroids colliding with that planet.
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A Physics World article explains that some scientists thought the answer was certain types of supernovae, and later folks changed their mind and thought it was colliding neutron stars.
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Hubble photographed the galaxy dubbed NGC 23 and its victim galaxy NGC 4485, pulled together by gravity over millions of years and eventually colliding to form system Arp 269.
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Hubble photographed the galaxy dubbed NGC 267 and its victim galaxy NGC 4485, pulled together by gravity over millions of years and eventually colliding to form system Arp 269.
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This time around, the physicists at the Compact Muon Solenoid experiment at the Large Hadron Collider used a whole different kind of process: protons colliding against entire lead nuclei.
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Based loosely on Giovanni Boccaccio's 14th century collection of novellas, The Decameron, The Little Hours sets in motion three stories, gradually colliding the discrete dramas into a comedic pileup.
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In "Star Wars," Lucas had brewed together so many influences, so many iridescently colliding ideas, that just about everyone could find both something comfortable and something novel within it.
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Ah jeez, the Rick and Morty universe is colliding with Rocket League for the game's second anniversary, introducing new Rick and Morty cosmetics for your rocket-powered car collection.
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Kim likens the collab's origins to dating: "We were both on each other's radars, but sometimes it takes the colliding of planets to make things happen," she told us.
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LIGO and Virgo have starred in a few major discoveries since Virgo came online in August 2017, including the observation of colliding neutron stars which was announced last October.
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Maybe you're impressed by the way Breath of the Wild has systems colliding with one another, leading to unexpected scenarios where enemies are battling one another in the open.
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With Illinois trailing 258-258 in the waning seconds of overtime, Hill brought the ball upcourt and lost it outside the 23-point arc after colliding with Bates-Diop.
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A little over a month after the Helge Ingstad sank after colliding with a tanker in a Norwegian fjord, the Norwegian military has released footage from the submerged frigate.
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Megathrust faults produce biggest quakes Megathrust faults occur at subduction zones, where Earth's tectonic plates are colliding with each other and one plate is moving (or "subducting") under another.
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Not only that, charged solar particles would bust a hole clean through the magnetosphere near our planet's poles, entering the atmosphere and colliding with nitrogen, carbon dioxide and methane.
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It could then plan how best to grasp each object and move it to, say, an appropriately designed disposal skip without it colliding with anything else in the vicinity.
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The eastbound train derailed after colliding with part of a work train running in the same direction on an adjacent track, Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Tom Prendergast told reporters.
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Towards the end of the day, one of the soldiers took issue with the future colliding with the past, and took out the drone with one well-thrown spear.
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Why it matters: Concussions — from colliding with another player or repeatedly heading the ball — may structurally change the brain and have long-term effects on brain health and cognition.
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That night, Matt stabbed five people in a matter of minutes—while some friends and I left to get munchies—our return colliding with his exit from the house.
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Elvis & Nixon is at its best when it sticks to what-if whimsy and the enjoyable fantasy of worlds colliding, with all the outlandish possibilities that crossover stories suggest.
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The deal highlights one way the media industry and the sports betting market are colliding, blurring the line for viewers who want to place a bet from their livestream.
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The photographs, with their colliding nature-themed patterns and colors, and the painted nude form paired with birds and butterflies, creates a psychedelic interplay between flatness and three-dimensionality.
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The incident, which was first reported by Reuters, involved the driverless car colliding "at a low speed" with a truck, resulting in damage to both vehicles but no injuries.
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CF Kevin Kiermaier (head contusion) was out of the lineup Saturday after colliding with 2B Logan Forsythe (hip, lower leg) while going for a pop fly in Friday's game.
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Books of The Times Just two months ago, scientists announced that they had heard, for the very first time, the sound of two black holes colliding in outer space.
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The two crises are colliding Fleeing Venezuelans and Colombian IDPs increasingly find themselves living on top of each other in the same marginal communities from the border to Bogota.
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These chaotic maelstroms of colliding atmospheric forces continue to defy firm explanation, as does the enormous hurricane that encircles the planet, sculpted by the complex effects of super-rotation.
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A police report states witnesses claimed to have seen Williams run a red light colliding with a car carrying 78-year-old Jerome Barson, who died two weeks later.
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"It's perhaps fair to say it was a date with destiny for the dinosaurs -- their downfall was somewhat inevitable given the surge of large space rocks colliding with Earth."
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One of the things I've been trying to do in some of these interviews is trying to understand the context around coronaviruses that the virus is colliding in with.
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All of LIGO's previous discoveries have involved colliding black holes, which are composed of empty tortured space-time — there is nothing for the eye or the telescope to see.
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Although from our perspective you might imagine two or more heavenly bodies colliding, such objects are millions of miles apart from each other (or even separated by light years).
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The ramifications of his theory are still unfolding; it was only two years ago that a rippling of space-time — gravitational waves produced by colliding black holes — was discovered.
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That also presents daunting questions about the risks of satellites colliding in orbit and how regulators can keep pace with the rapid development of commercial activity in Earth's orbit.
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ISTANBUL — A Russian naval ship sank off Turkey's Black Sea coast on Thursday after colliding with a merchant vessel, the Turkish coast guard and the Russian military have confirmed.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Pierre Gasly's Bahrain Grand Prix heroics were a distant memory in China on Sunday after he was penalized for colliding with Toro Rosso team mate Brendon Hartley.
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The field is 10 yards longer and 12 yards wider, while the end zones are 10 yards deeper, giving players more room to run without colliding with other players.
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Clocking in at just under five minutes, standout track "2685" doesn't allow you to catch your breath once, with a whirling flute melody colliding with clangorous block party drums.
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"The ball pit came out of different forces colliding in the '70s," he says, including both safety concerns and designers taking an interest in creating different kinds of playscapes.
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Around a corner, in a darkened gallery, 4K screens and immersive projections display mesmerizing pinpoints of swirling luminescence that could just as well be galaxies exploding as particles colliding.
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Levandowski, who was acting as the safety driver, swerved hard to avoid colliding with the Camry, causing Taylor to injure his spine so severely that he eventually required multiple surgeries.
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Galaxies rotate too quickly at their edges, and the seemingly empty regions beside clusters of colliding galaxies warp the shape of space around them as if there were stuff there.
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Dallas right winger Alexander Radulov was not on the bench in the third period and did not return to play after colliding with Gurianov near center ice in the second.
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Another difference is that the four blades on each rotor are made much stiffer than is usual so that the rotors can be placed closer together without their blades colliding.
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At nearly that same time as LIGO and Virgo were riding the colliding neutron stars' gravitational wave, scientists also caught sight of a gamma-ray burst associated with that collision.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Aviation officials are investigating after a passenger plane attempting to take off from Indonesia's capital caught fire after colliding with another aircraft being towed by a tractor.
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As of now, LIGO only looks for gravitational waves produced by colliding stellar mass black holes—those on the order of tens of times the mass of our own Sun.
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That's the same recent LIGO run responsible for the world's first—and rather spectacular—gravitational wave signal, of a pair of heavyweight black holes colliding 1.3 billion light years away.
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"When we are on the road, my day is me doing a show, me being a mom — and those worlds colliding," the singer says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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In the months and years ahead, LIGO will continue to hunt for gravitational waves produced by colliding black holes and neutron stars, shedding new light on these mysterious celestial objects.
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And if a satellite is difficult to track, then it's hard to know whether or not the spacecraft is at risk of colliding with another satellite in the near future.
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The California Highway Patrol said the electric-powered Tesla Model X crashed into a freeway divider on Friday and then was hit by a Mazda before colliding with an Audi.
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Milwaukee first baseman Eric Thames left the game in the third inning with left knee soreness after colliding with outfielder Lorenzo Cain while catching a popup in the first inning.
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On August 17, observatories across the world spotted GW170817, the result of two colliding stars, each a little heavier than the sun but only the size of a small city.
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While in route, a fake radio broadcast is played in the car, something like a truck carrying hundreds of live chickens colliding with a tanker truck and then an explosion.
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It's this feeling that drives XOXO, a story of six strangers from different walks of life all colliding at a fictional EDC-like megafestival that gives the film its name.
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There were bounties of moisture, colliding masses of warm and cool air, and amplified atmospheric instability as air within the developing storms twisted and changed direction while rising even higher.
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The 22016th annual Grammy Awards will air Sunday, February 27, on CBS, bringing with them a clash of musical titans, colliding musical genres, and tributes to Prince and George Michael.
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The fight over witnesses comes as Mueller's investigation is colliding with several inquiries on Capitol Hill, which are competing for witnesses and testimony over possible Trump campaign links to Russia.
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This time around, Jeffes took data from the two black holes colliding and used the audio editing software Logic to chop, stretch, and overlay his own music over the sounds.
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Some have speculated that colliding neutron stars may be to blame, but a consensus hasn't been reached — and it's possible that multiple types of events are responsible for these burst.
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To my mind, the criticism is the logical result of a high-volume smokehouse constantly colliding with a voluble customer base, eager to sprout off about barbecue at every turn.
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Nico Rosberg finished third, despite collecting a 10-second time penalty after colliding with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, to extend his gap over Hamilton to 23 points in the overall standings.
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We have such an appetite for it, whether we're colliding with ourselves in the story we're seeing, or the people we're seeing it with, or the artists we bump into.
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Astronomers think they come from colliding neutron stars or from supernovae — events in which stars run out of fuel, give in to their own gravity, and collapse into black holes.
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Seventeen people were killed when a coach burst into flames after colliding with a lorry on a motorway in the German state of Bavaria on Monday, local newspaper Frankenpost said.
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Baku, with the championship favorites colliding and a podium of drivers who could scarcely believe their luck, provided enough drama to keep the championship bubbling away for months to come.
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In fall 1987, as the drama picks back up with a strong trio of opening episodes, the two are colliding, with a little hope and a great deal of dread.
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If LIGO picks up on a neutron star — or perhaps two neutron stars colliding with each other — it can then point traditional telescopes at them to watch the light show.
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A young Amish man driving a buggy died after colliding with a car, according to the article, which called the accident the second local buggy collision in an hour's time.
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But Hwang crashed out, colliding with a competitor, and the chorus of fans dropped an octave for a bar or two, only to rise again in its push of Lim.
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The Fidget Spinner Collision involves 16 teams of four marbles, with the idea being to see how long they can stay on the field after colliding with the gadgets.—Motherboard
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The story of the internet is of a freewheeling public communication accelerator colliding head first with consumer culture — wrangled by zillionaires, pumped with venture capital and showered with ad dollars.
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But as more authorities rush to take pre-emptive action against a rise in gun deaths, they are finding themselves colliding with the Constitution and the limitations of those statutes.
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With a small, internet-connected dashcam installed inside their vehicle, BlackVue users can receive alerts when their camera detects an unusual event such as someone colliding with their parked car.
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It marked the first time the ESA had to perform "a collision avoidance manoeuvre' to protect one of its satellites from colliding with a 'mega constellation,'" noted the space agency.
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Confinement, however, is a theme implied in the play's title, and opening it up too much would risk diluting the power of watching large personalities colliding in a narrow place.
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The grainy footage shows a canoe and a party boat colliding on a river in a remote part of the country — and no sign of gunfire from the party boat.
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These newly detectable waves are produced by tumultuous events in the universe—like black holes colliding—and they yield different astronomical insights than light-emitting objects like stars or galaxies.
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But its clean-energy goals are colliding with a Texas billionaire who has staked a fossil-fuel claim in California and is aiming to get federal regulators on his side.
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And sure enough, on the television replays, there was the Auburn junior Samir Doughty defending Guy, arms straight up but his body colliding with Guy's as he released his shot.
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And he nails two floaters in the lane, Tony's pure, cube-steak essence colliding with the finest and most delicate of all basketball wrist flips, like steak tartare made tableside.
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If you're the FAA and you want to avoid drones and planes colliding (like in the recent British Airways incident), you're going to need better than buckshot or an eagle.
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Slower demand growth is colliding with surging production from the United States, which the U.S. Energy Information Administration expects to average 13.5 million bpd by the end of next year.
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Gaborik, a former Ranger, would later limp off the ice and into the dressing room, unable to put weight on his left leg after colliding awkwardly with Rangers forward Dominic Moore.
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But as a figurehead for a lot of ugly issues colliding all at once, he wouldn't have been so ridiculous a choice for Time to highlight as representative of this year.
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Every time you deplete his health bar, he splits into two, then four, then eight, then tens of little Envy bits, all with their own health bars, colliding around the room.
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Reist told CNN that the lead pilot, who was born in Langenbruck, noticed a helicopter in the airspace when he approached his destination and focused on not colliding with the craft.
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The teams conclude it was sometime during the stage when smaller proto-planets were crashing and colliding to create the larger Earth, or potentially during whatever large collision created our Moon.
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Astrophysicists imagined one-off cataclysms—perhaps collapsing stars, or colliding black holes—which would seem to be the only way to generate such enormous amounts of energy in so little time.
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It might be possible to study these quark fusion reactions by colliding heavy atoms, like the beams of lead (stripped of their electrons) sometimes collided at the LHC, the authors write.
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Other researchers I spoke to thought this was an important observation with implications for gravitational waves, the ripples of spacetime created by colliding black holes that were only recently directly observed.
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Of Course Jay & Silent Bob Were Invited In what was perhaps the most strange instance of world's colliding, Kevin Smith decided to shoot their film Jay & Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh?
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"We are aware that people are still riding on sidewalks, we are aware that people are colliding into people and then taking off," San Diego Police Department Lt. Shawn Takeuchi says.
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Credit: NASAMotherboard's Emiko Jozuka explains:Jeffes took data from the two black holes colliding and used the audio editing software Logic to chop, stretch, and overlay his own music over the sounds.
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A drone colliding with a passenger aircraft is the absolute worst-case scenario, something that the FAA in the States has been warning of for years, and taking steps to prevent.
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For the study, published in Scientific Reports, astrophysicists at Oxford and Harvard University calculated the probability of objects in space colliding into the Earth, boiling the oceans dry, and killing everything.
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But you'd think that the incredible energies of colliding neutron stars—stellar corpses as massive as the Sun but only a few miles across—would create this kind of matter, too.
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Image: LIGO-Virgo/Frank Elavsky/NorthwesternAll in all, the discovery marks an important milestone in gravitational wave astronomy and proof that LIGO and Virgo do more than spot colliding black holes.
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He struck out all three times up against three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw, stranding five runners, and he dropped a ball after colliding with right fielder Jeff Francoeur.
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The resulting dichotomy, the way the mind couldn't quite process how the perfect and imperfect kept colliding in this figure, made Luger one of the most human performers of the 1990s.
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Harassment is a far broader problem than just racists, but over the past few months, the most visible form of abuse on Twitter has been anti-semitic trolls colliding with reporters.
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Coming off her Oscar for "La La Land," Stone excels in conveying King's inner turmoil, as she wrestles with the implications of the public and private aspects of her life colliding.
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" With both arguments colliding, Gunvalson joined the Dodds on the way out – but not before Kelly could deliver one final blow to David: "No wonder why you cheated on your wife.
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A pair of US F-15s appear to have come close to colliding with a couple of skydivers over southern England earlier this year, a British air safety board report reveals.
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We see a mix of rich, poor, old, young, lonely, desperate, kind, confused, joyful, and broken individuals, their worlds colliding briefly through their interactions with weed and their bicycle-riding dealer.
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"Open world" is a nebulous term that often means a huge map with lots to do, or a game world with colliding systems that result in unexpected moments (see: Far Cry).
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For only the second time in history, two powerful scientific tools on Earth have directly detected ripples in the fabric of space and time sent out by two colliding black holes.
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The system -- which combines GPS, wireless radio and computers to monitor trains and stop them from colliding, derailing or speeding -- was still being implemented, according to Sound Transit spokesperson Geoff Patrick.
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But even as it was being commemorated as one of the signal achievements of post-Civil War Reconstruction, its bedrock provisions were colliding with the furious 21st-century debate over immigration.
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In the 80th minute, Naeher was left kneeling on all fours, trying to catch her breath, after bravely punching away a free kick and colliding with the Spanish defender Virginia Torrecilla.
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Each team plays four riders on horses, and the scrum of horses and riders pushing, colliding and surging around the goal with whips cracking creates a rough and violent contact sport.
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" At the sight of her three separate worlds colliding, Pressley said, "I did what any 250-or-2500-year-old would do, and I ran to the locker room and hid.
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With thousands fleeing eastern towns this weekend as fires swept from the hills to the coast, the inescapable realities of a warming world were colliding with the calculated politics of inaction.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A U.S. warship damaged after colliding with a merchant vessel east of Singapore on Monday is sailing under its own power and heading to port, the U.S. Navy said.
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Measuring in at up to 12 meters (40 feet) long, it is the second-largest fish, and it has a habit of colliding with boats and getting entangled in fishing equipment.
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In 2001, in one of George W. Bush's first foreign policy tests, a US spy plane crashed in China after colliding with a Chinese fighter jet that had been following it.
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The discovery of gravitational waves from colliding neutron stars has offered scientists yet another conduit to take this measurement, by comparing analysis of the gravitational waves to the accompanying flash of light.
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Screenshot: LIGO Lab Caltech/MIT (YouTube)Physicists have spotted four new instances of black holes colliding and sending their gravitational waves toward the Earth, including the most massive collision recorded to date.
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Because the brain is a jellylike medium, cells sometimes drift out of range while they're being recorded or end up dying from the trauma of colliding with a pointy piece of metal.
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Just from measuring the amount of dark matter in the universe—which has been done—we could predict how rapidly dark-matter particles should be colliding and converting into Standard Model particles.
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From stars colliding millions of miles away to advances in our understanding of the tiniest particles, and with our own planet somewhere in between, this year brought plenty of new scientific discoveries.
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Crosby, who has been forced to sit out lengthy spells of time due to concussion in the past, suffered his latest setback after colliding with a team mate during practice last week.
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Forward Steve Novak, who the Bucks signed earlier in the week, had to be helped off the floor after injuring his left knee while colliding with Jackson late in the fourth quarter.
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It's a fascinating film, telling its story in a way that few others do — not quite through the intimate portrait of one character, but through a world of contrasts and colliding events.
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But even as the transitions between the time periods seem randomly chosen at first, the story really begins to come together halfway through the season, as the triple narrative's pieces start colliding.
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The triple MotoGP champion was late on the brakes as he tried to pass Vinales on the inside, first colliding with Dovizioso before the sliding bikes swept up the two Yamaha riders.
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There was A LOT of money at Playhouse nightclub in L.A. last night -- with some of the biggest stars in the NFL, NBA and music colliding to turn up on a Thursday.
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In February 2016, researchers at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) ushered in a "new era of astronomy" when they announced they had detected gravitational waves from two colliding black holes.
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It was worlds colliding on Monday night as President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and various aides were celebrated at a Buckingham Palace banquet in honor of their U.K. state visit.
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An Air France Airbus A320 jet narrowly avoided colliding with a drone while descending for an approach to Paris Charles de Gaulle airport last month, the French aviation investigation agency BEA said.
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We're called to bear witness to the past meeting the future, different conceptions of self colliding in a liminal space where time is trivial and being a passive audience member isn't enough.
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After colliding, the two men plummeted onto the bluff above San Diego's Black's Beach on Saturday, "twirling, almost like a leaf falling," witness Ryan Bloum, 20043, told the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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The strongest gravitational waves are produced by catastrophic events, such as colliding black holes, and the LIGO detector is essentially a "black hole telescope," allowing scientists to "see" what was previously invisible.
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"No matter how tough our operating environment or how strained our budget, we shouldn't be and cannot be colliding with other ships and running aground," Moran told two House Armed Services subcommittees.
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For the big guys, 2019 has been a tough year, with one-time VC darlings colliding with the realities of the public markets and seeing their unicorn valuations cut down to size.
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Filling the room is a soft, whooshing sound of two black holes colliding a billion light-years away — the historic "chirp" scientists recorded in February providing evidence of gravitational waves Einstein predicted.
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Around 35 million years ago, as the Tethys was closing off, the Australian and Pacific plates were colliding with continental Southeast Asia, creating an expanse of shallow ocean ideal for coral reefs.
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"It's an experiment to see if we can sense the frequencies of black holes colliding in space billions of years ago, as translated through a spider," he said, suddenly bursting into laughter.
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Our chief Washington correspondent notes that Mr. Trump's determination to kill the 2300 accord limiting Iran's nuclear capabilities is colliding with his scramble to reach a far more complex deal with Pyongyang.
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The agreement also includes the ability for Amazon to test sensors that would prevent drones from unintentionally colliding, and allows Amazon to have a single drone pilot oversee a fleet of drones.
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Canadian Lance Stroll, in the Racing Point, was unable to avoid a glancing contact and went spinning off, returning in an equally alarming fashion and almost colliding with Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly.
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However, doing so would have meant colliding with the now dominant academic discourse, which, critical of cultural imperialism, is averse to portraying minority groups as helpless victims saved by white do-gooders.
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The New Yorker's choice of imagery is a controversial one given the Trump administration's strong opposition to the demonstrations, and the nation's divided stance about sports colliding with politics on the field.
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But such waves were finally confirmed only in 21950, when LIGO recorded the sound of two giant black holes colliding, causing a sensation that eventually led this month to a Nobel Prize.
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But as with the case of the travel ban, the reality of a vastly complicated bureaucratic system is colliding head-on with Mr. Trump's shoot-from-the-hip use of executive power.
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This finding might corroborate other recent studies that reconstruct the Milky Way's turbulent past with nearby galaxies, which can skim material from the galaxies edges or cause disturbances by colliding with it.
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This was not planned, but was rather the result of myriad colliding stochastic evolutions: state formation and the state's monopoly over violence, urbanization, the growing differentiation of occupations in increasingly complex economies.
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In 2001, soon after President George W. Bush came to office, an American spy aircraft, an EP-3, was forced to land on Hainan Island after colliding with a Chinese fighter jet.
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Scientists think a possible explanation could be that the colliding neutron stars were so massive that they collapsed immediately into a black hole, as astrophysicist Ethan Siegel proposed in a Forbes article.
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It stumbles around my house like a drunken child, Ping-Ponging between walls, colliding with floor detritus and cats and inevitably becoming trapped beneath a chair or tangled up in a sock.
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Clearly the expressed desire of Republicans in the Senate to repeal ObamaCare is now colliding with the reality that some of them believed their actions would not have to meet their rhetoric.
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"No matter how tough our operating environment, or how strained our budget, we shouldn't be and cannot be colliding with other ships and running aground," Moran told two House Armed Services subcommittees.
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The former Amazon executive Joy Covey was killed after colliding with a van delivering Amazon packages, according to an explosive investigation into the company&aposs logistics network by BuzzFeed News and ProPublica.
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If you find out the truth through DNA testing, you're really colliding with a different culture, a different way of thinking about how much children should know about their own genetic identity.
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Designers often make political statements with their collections, but as far as I could tell, the only other instance of fashion and flat earth colliding is Kyrie Irving's recent Low 1 drop.
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Colchester said the player, Alex Wynter, sustained a deep cut in his mouth and was slightly disoriented but was "otherwise doing O.K." after colliding with his teammate Tom Eastman in the opening minutes.
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The teenager won on his debut for the senior team, helped by Hamilton and Rosberg colliding on the first lap, in Spain as Red Bull eclipsed Ferrari to emerge as Mercedes' closest rivals.
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"For example, a rider would be able to see a representation of other passengers to avoid colliding with them or to monitor if another passenger is accessing their personal belongings," the applications note.
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OnePlus is moving up the launch of its OnePlus 6T by a day in order to avoid colliding with Apple's iPad Pro and Mac event on October 30th, which was just announced yesterday.
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Some federal lawmakers said positive train control -- a system that combines GPS, wireless radio and computers to monitor trains and stop them from colliding, derailing or speeding -- might have helped in this situation.
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After Monza the team's challenge fizzled out with Raikkonen and Vettel colliding in Singapore while engine trouble and a broken spark plug did more damage to the German's chances in Malaysia and Japan.
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Now that scientists have actually observed the gravitational waves from colliding black holes and neutron stars, the excitement lies in what these waves might tell us about the nature of our strange Universe.
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Then, the Briton was leading the German while the safety car was deployed and was accused of "brake testing", with the two colliding and the Ferrari driver angrily pulling alongside to bang wheels.
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RARE TWO-HEADED SNAKE DISCOVERED IN BACKYARD As soon as the trio placed the animal into the truck's bed, the gator's head snapped back, colliding with the trapper who collapsed to the ground.
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If you burst in like a bolt from the blue, you have to hope that it is your striking surfaces that are doing the colliding and not something more integral to your consciousness.
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He thought there were invisible "gravitational waves," ripples in space-time produced by some of the most violent events in the cosmos -- exploding stars, colliding black holes, perhaps even the Big Bang itself.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS – Google's self-driving cars aren't immune to crashes, but for the first time, it was responsible for colliding with a bus last month after it misjudged the situation on the road.
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The finale borders on the manic: one has the impression that an orchestra playing "Die Meistersinger" is colliding with a café ensemble tootling light classics and a marching band from the Ottoman Empire.
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Having burst on to the scene as a prodigious 17-year-old, regarded as precociously talented but aggressive and prone to crashing and colliding with rivals, he has sanded off those rough edges.
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The Arizona senator is famously a huge sports fan -- so, with the political and sports worlds colliding when the Cowboys played his AZ Cardinals on Monday Night Football, we asked for his opinion.
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Donald J. Trump's latest efforts to court African-American voters are colliding with his support for a wider use of stop-and-frisk policing tactics, which have disproportionately singled out blacks, data show.
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But, in place of Ball's trademark playful anarchy, it is weighed down by a deadening self-consciousness: it's a Way We Live Now show, about a multiracial family colliding with the Trump era.
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The Pentagon had previously denied any cooperation with the Russians, other than a formal memorandum of understanding about air safety, to prevent the two militaries' air forces from colliding by accident over Syria.
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Although the mission planners had chosen a place that they thought would be clear, they could not be certain, and even a piece of dust colliding with a spacecraft moving at 130,000 m.p.h.
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Reporter's Notebook SEATTLE — Physicists, picking up where Einstein left off, say the titanic impact of two black holes colliding can make a sound detectable through gravitational waves that wash across space and time.
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A snowmobile driver accused of colliding with two teams of mushers in the Iditarod dog-sled race in Alaska over the weekend has apologized, saying that he had been drinking before the episode.
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The data itself is from 2011, much of it from protons colliding at 7 TeV (teraelectronvolts, you know) and producing those wonderful fountains of rare particles we all love to fail to understand.
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These broader trends are colliding with baseball tradition on backfields and in training facilities around the major leagues, and those collisions have raised questions about privacy, security, and what employees owe their employers.
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For example, if we build a 3-D model of how gravitational waves are generated from colliding black holes, you could walk around it to observe the mechanics of an invisible astronomical event.
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As someone whose lifelong ambience is the sound of a basketball colliding with hardwood, Luke Walton exudes more than enough confidence, wit, and knowledge to succeed as a head coach in the NBA.
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The U.S. agency said it had reports of nine incidents of vehicles incurring damage as a result of colliding with another vehicle or fixed object at low speeds and reports of two injuries.
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The physicists ran 48 simulations accounting for different variables that could alter the car's orbital trajectory and none of these simulations resulted in the car colliding with Earth in the next 1,000 years.
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Hundley, who completed 3303 of 25 passes for 87 yards and one interception did provide some excitement with a 22-yard touchdown run that involved him colliding with defenders at the goal line.
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BEIJING — The United States and China traded new accusations over naval operations in the South China Sea on Tuesday after warships from each country came perilously close to colliding in the disputed waters.
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Scientists hope to use gravitational waves — ripples in the fabric of space and time — sent out by neutron stars colliding to gauge the expansion rate as researchers find more evidence of those events.
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Seasonal flooding is a scourge in many communities in Nigeria and elsewhere across the region, where a growing population, lax control of new construction and a lack of good drainage infrastructure are colliding.
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Colliding black holes, being more massive, would be even easier to detect, but LIGO's founders and funders at the National Science Foundation mostly did not know if there were any around to detect.
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The big picture: The technical community's long-held consensus against weakening encryption is colliding head-on with bipartisan political hostility toward the Big Tech companies that are making encrypted communications an internet default.
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The system sensed her presence six full seconds before the impact — and yet did nothing (except possibly braking in the last two-tenths of a second) before colliding with her at deadly speed.
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That's likely because the plume reached so high into the freezing atmosphere that water ejected during the eruption turned into little ice particles, which also started colliding and creating static electricity, explained Behnke.
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Alonso's crash in Melbourne, after colliding with Mexican Esteban Gutierrez's Haas in the March 20 season opener, provided a moment of high drama with the race red-flagged before an eventual re-start.
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But the plane, which was carrying 220 passengers and five crew, "lost altitude after takeoff and broke through a concrete fence," before colliding with a two-story building at approximately 210:22020 a.m.
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The Wild played their third straight game without second-line center Mikko Koivu (lower-body injury), and top-line center Eric Staal left in the first period after colliding with linesman David Brisebois.
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Since LIGO came online again after upgrades last year, the two powerful tools have picked up the signals from at least two different sets of black holes colliding billions of light-years away.
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With his virtuosic, veteran crew, Mr. Spielberg paints the scene vividly and with daubs of beauty; most notably, he creates distinct visual realms for the story's two main overlapping, at times colliding worlds.
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But they're not done: In October, scientists announced the finding of two dead stars colliding — not only hearing the ripples in space-time they made, but confirming the event visually with powerful telescopes.
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Ginobili was helped to the locker room after colliding with Anderson, and will now miss significant time as the Spurs chase the Golden State Warriors for the top playoff seed in the Western Conference.
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Duterte, however, suggested that there must be a God or a supreme being that prevents billions of stars and celestial bodies from colliding in a frequency that could have long threatened the human race.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Rescuers recovered two bodies after a public bus plunged nearly 60 meters (197 ft) into a river after colliding with a car in southwestern China's Chongqing city on Sunday, state television reported.
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But for whatever reason, on this one particular night, something happened—the frequency of these trains colliding matched the frequency of the building or whatever—and a whole piece of the ceiling came loose.
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But with something as controversial (and sometimes bizarre) as the wall proposal, their world ends up colliding with that of people like Meridian, who are using online systems as a form of political action.
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Arizona right fielder Chris Owings was removed from the game in the top of the third inning after colliding with center fielder Pollock while catching Joe Panik's fly ball to deep right-center field.
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Now the shadowy power structure he helped to build — a state above the state made up of Iraq's formal institutions — risks colliding ever more bloodily with a powerful youth-led anti-Iranian protest movement.
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"Like smart animals, the drones must know when they are getting into trouble, and avoid colliding with things, without a human intervening," Amazon's VP for Global Innovation Policy and Communications Paul Misener writes today.
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One simulation of colliding neutron starsGraphic: C. Breu, L. RezzollaScientists are dreaming up ways to probe the nature of the Universe's smallest bits—quarks—by observing ultra-dense neutron stars slamming into each other.
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Aircraft dropping chemicals, retardants and water on fires often need to fly low enough that they could risk colliding with unauthorized drones—and as the FAA notes, even small birds can already damage aircraft.
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"On distinct occasions, the offending boat realized maneuvers aimed at colliding with the coast guard, putting not only its own crew at risk, but also the personnel of the coast guard," the statement said.
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And, of course, famously Ayrton Senna was killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix when the right front wheel and suspension of his car hit his helmet after colliding with a concrete wall.
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Shop the Puma RS-X Space Agency Sneakers, $120These sneakers represent the ultimate colliding of worlds, styles, and eras, honoring a space accomplishment of the 1960s in 2019 with an '80s-inspired bulky silhouette.
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A police spokesman tells PEOPLE that the model stopped her Land Rover at the end of an off-ramp from Interstate 95 and then put the vehicle in reverse, colliding with a Mercedes Benz.
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This worsening of climate change is now colliding with other hazards created by coal: Hurricane Matthew's rainfall was likely intensified by the warming atmosphere, leading to floods that washed away poorly contained coal waste.
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Colliding with one of these delicate, easily injured jellyfish can spell its doom, as a wounded jellie is far more susceptible to being nibbled to death by the small fish also inhabiting the lake.
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Two of California's most powerful interest groups are colliding in the race to run the nation's largest state, threatening to upend a legislative stalemate between the state's largest teachers unions and charter school advocates.
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In under two minutes a golf ball is putted down some stairs to trigger an eye-catching sequence of snooker and pool balls colliding, helped by variously positioned cues that steer a careful path.
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In the women's 5,000 meters, Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand and Abbey D'Agostino of the United States helped each other finish the race after colliding and falling to the ground with four laps remaining.
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PARIS (Reuters) - An Air France Airbus A320 jet narrowly avoided colliding with a drone while descending for an approach to Paris Charles de Gaulle airport last month, the French aviation investigation agency BEA said.
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Why it matters: The action underscores how Trump's professed support for oil-and-gas producers is colliding with his super-hawkish trade stance — and the president's trade desires are winning the day right now.
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Tomer Yosef of well-known Israeli group Balkan Beat Box (no strangers to colliding genres themselves), has been accepted into the Haim family as a true brother and has been handling their production work.
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But the effect is to create a compelling universe of sound and motion, bodies intersecting, ricocheting and scattering like colliding atoms as Mr. Soulier deploys canon and counterpoint, unison and alignment to intriguing effect.
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For example, Darksiders has always been about exploring a big, open world—open in terms of raw area, not colliding systems, ala Far Cry—and by comparison, Darksiders 3 takes place in a crawlspace.
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Widely mocked for his poor performances with the Jets, and as the man who once fumbled after colliding with a teammate's posterior, Sanchez was an unlikely sight as an N.F.L. starting quarterback in 2018.
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The TV series started down this path but eventually decided it would be easier to lean into spectacle, greasing the skids to send its characters colliding with each other and, eventually, the White Walkers.
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And because the IOC announced its rather unusual Russia policy just two months before the 2018 Games were scheduled to begin, the timing of the appeals process is effectively colliding with the tournament itself.
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Two of modern society's most disruptive forces — anger among many men over social changes they see as a threat, and the rise of social media upending how ideas spread and communities form — are colliding.
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It doesn't take an automotive analyst to see that the industry, in other words, is caught between two colliding mega-trends: the monster-truck-ification of America and the growing push against fossil fuels.
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