But that point may be further away than many assume.
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" The astronaut added: "Mars is further away than most people think.
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His long Vassar years made the South feel further away than ever.
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That can mean they go to a dealer further away than us.
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But the security and opportunity he dreamed of remain further away than ever.
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Yet its chances of passage are further away than those for Portman's bill.
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Theunis says that the tornado was further away than it appears in the photo.
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An affordable taxi ride is no further away than a tap on a smartphone screen.
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There is now a dedicated women's bathroom — but it's further away than the men's room.
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That goal seems further away than ever in the aftermath of Khashoggi's disappearance and possible murder.
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Beijing has increased government suppression of rights activism, pushing the demonstrators' original goals further away than ever.
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Reporters spoke to members in the hallway but stood further away than usual as they recorded interviews.
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" When asked if an Oasis reunion is now "further away than ever," Liam responded, "Without a doubt.
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That's way further away than Pluto, which no one really seems concerned about smacking Earth in the face.
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He shoots more often and from further away than any other player, and crucially, he does so effectively.
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It proved that, though we are further away than fans in London, our passion is just the same.
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But he and other Republican leaders indicated that a deal could be further away than the Democrats hope.
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Last month, Google suggested that this driverless utopia may actually be much further away than many people may realize.
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In other words, we often know when something is further away than something else, but not by how much.
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After years of optimism, we're starting to see people wonder if they might be further away than people thought.
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That resolution feels further away than usual this week, as if the endgame were still deep into the future.
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If so, House leaders are much, much further away than either they or the mysterious undecideds are letting on.
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Chacon says he used to dream of becoming a software engineer but now that dream seems further away than ever.
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As we mark one month of longest government shutdown in American history, a resolution seems further away than ever before.
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You can identify whether a ship is friend or foe from 10 times further away than you can without it!
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Giuliani said last week that an interview is "probably further away" than before following congressional testimony from FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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Instead they'd become discredited legal relics from an era of optimism that would seem even further away than it does today.
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The waves at the top do not look any further away than they do at the bottom, it's just a backdrop.
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Although books are also read up close, studies have shown that children tend to hold them further away than they do screens.
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"Mars is a million times further away than the space station," said Paul Wright senior manager for test and evaluation at Boeing.
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This object is 40 to 50 times further away than Earth is from the Sun, and the probe has been traveling since 2006.
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The bad news, however, is cost relief appears further away than ever, with brand-name medications prices soaring by 16 percent in 2015.
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Bridging that gap seems further away than ever, as a reluctant Likud government faces off against the Palestinians and an ascendant Hamas phenomenon.
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It was always a long shot, but now the dream of an African team holding this trophy aloft seems further away than ever.
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It confronts the complex emotions people can face around retirement, especially if that prospect suddenly looks a lot further away than you once imagined.
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But for a moment, it was a delightful, occasionally eerie peek into a future that's perhaps a bit further away than its creators hoped.
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"A treaty seems further away than ever," said Gerhard Pfister, head of the center-right Christian People's Party in the four-party government coalition.
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When the planet seems further away than ever from a utopian future, don't we need visions of that utopian future more urgently than ever?
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This image of Titan's surface, taken by the Huygens probe, is the only image from the surface of a body further away than Mars.
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Statehood is further away than ever but politicians still find ways to squeeze out political capital from promises of increased federal funding and prosperity.
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I think it's still OK that we start thinking about these things now, even if real AI is further away than people think it is.
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Because the Zipline drones are fixed-wing aircraft, that base can be much further away than the typical 5 kilometer range of a more traditional quadcopter drone.
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And because I haven't been able to pay it off, my credit is absolute trash, so our dream of getting an apartment seems further away than ever.
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But when another recipient of Lara Jean's letters, John Ambrose (Jordan Fisher), steps into the picture, Lara Jean and Peter's happily ever after seems further away than ever.
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In Augusta, Maine, police chief Robert Gregoire said silencer-equipped gunshots may sound further away than a typical gunshot, making it hard to track hunters in unauthorized areas.
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While many supernova remnants have been spotted before, the MWA is capable of finding those that are older and further away than the ones we already know about.
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That timeline isn't good for Fiat, whose relatively dirty fleet of vehicles is further away than other major European carmakers from meeting its 2021 target, Goldman Sachs estimates.
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The bizarre nature of the Jones Act often means that it is cheaper to purchase foreign goods shipping from much further away than it is to purchase domestic goods.
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Lean in close to spot the details and you may just hit your head, as it's easy to assume the pipsqueak Miata is further away than it actually is.
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For one thing, the company says its customers have been asking for the option to still buy stuff that's located further away than they want to travel for a pickup.
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More than 250 water barriers, weighing two tonnes each when full, will be used to cordon off restricted zones, while demonstration zones will be designated much further away than usual.
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Guzman noted the prospect of a deal with the group – which carried out a bomb attack in Bogota in January that killed 22 police cadets – appeared further away than ever now.
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That means an FDA-approved peanut immunotherapy as a medical treatment, rather than a supplement, is probably further away than some of the other headlines you've seen might make you think.
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"Clearly, the corner is further away than we expected and we expect this to lead to underperformance in the near term," analysts at RBC Capital Markets said in a client note.
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If the IBF decides to enforce a mandatory challenger before a rematch, then the heavyweight division could be further fragmented and the prospect of an undisputed champion further away than ever.
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The burst seemed to come from much, much further away than where the Parkes telescope would usually find pulsars; in this case, probably from another galaxy, potentially billions of light-years away.
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At a time when Europe is in fact further away than ever from inspiring a belief of anything like statehood, it seems like a desperate attempt to save a vision that is trembling.
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Valtteri Bottas started the year determined to fight, and beat, team mate Lewis Hamilton to the title but the Finnish driver ended it mentally drained and further away than ever from his goal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Three decades after China's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square, increased government suppression of rights activism has pushed the demonstrators' original goals further away than ever.
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So we typically make the assumption that the universe is much larger than our own observable Hubble volume, and any actual edge that might exist is much further away than we can ever observe.
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In an MIT laboratory, the imaging system was tested in a small chamber measuring about a meter long, and it was able to clearly see objects 21 centimeters further away than human eyes could discern.
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No one is keen to go home yet, and one of the guys convinces us to head to his favorite bar, which is way further away than any of us realized when we start walking.
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LONDON (Reuters) - W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has taken a step closer to Formula One this year but her dream of one day competing at the pinnacle of motor racing feels further away than ever.
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Those spiral arms that you see in the photo extend more than 6 billion miles (10 billion kilometers) away from the center of the system, which is further away than our sun is to the Kuiper Belt.
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Monday's decision suggests that the damage inflicted on the court's public image by Kavanaugh's confirmation battle may have changed that calculus, and that a substantive move against abortion rights may be further away than many previously thought.
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We open with the destruction of the Death Star, and Iden Versio, our heroine, is survivor of that because she gave in to an impulse and chased a Rebel starfighter a little further away than she should have.
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Portugal, whose location on Europe's Atlantic coast is some 06563,000 km (6,250 miles) from Beijing, further away than any of its euro zone peers, plans to sell "Panda" bonds — debt sold by foreign entities to investors in mainland China.
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Portugal, whose location on Europe's Atlantic coast is some 10,000 km (6,250 miles) from Beijing, further away than any of its euro zone peers, plans to sell "Panda" bonds — debt sold by foreign entities to investors in mainland China.
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A small TV screen pops up above my head which makes the experience sort of like watching it on TV but with live sound and a screen that's further away than the television in the average person's living room.
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We don't have to worry about this asteroid crashing into us — 22014 HO210 never gets closer than about 2612 times the distance of the moon and never gets further away than about 2450 times the distance of the moon.
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Yes. Because of the immense bandwidth required just to get a high enough framerate on the Vive headset itself, I was expecting wireless VR to be quite a bit further away than this — even wireless monitors aren't really practical just yet.
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And while cars are undoubtedly getting smarter and the technology is getting better and better, the day that you'll be able to buy a self-driving car, or even ride in one, is a lot further away than you probably think.
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To be clear, that's still more than nine times further away than the Moon, so there's no chance the comet will hit us (and in case you had any doubts, NASA uses the word "safely" five times in its press release).
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The potential return to the market of some 1.5 million barrels per day of supply from Libya and Nigeria and uncertainty about Iranian and Iraqi production levels could push a rebalancing further away than many in the oil industry are hoping.
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Mike Brown: On January 8 of this year, while looking through some old data that we had taken with the Samuel Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory, we found, much to our surprise, an object three times further away than Pluto.
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Light contacted me to say this date change really isn't a delay, just a clarification of the earlier estimate; to me, 2Q seems a further away than "early 2017" and thus a longer wait than was suggested before, but perhaps I'm being ungenerous.
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He said earlier this month that an interview is "probably further away" than before following congressional testimony from FBI agent Peter Strzok, who was removed from Mueller's probe after he was found to have sent texts critical of Trump during the 85033 election.
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But this much is clear: The rapprochement that Mr. Trump talked about on the campaign trail is now further away than it was a year ago this month, when Mr. Trump first called on Russia, jokingly he insisted later, to hack into Mrs.
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With less than 24 hours remaining before this shutdown eclipses the 1995-1996 shutdown as the longest in modern political history, it appears as though the two sides were further away than at any point since the government closed its doors late last year.
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Because Microsoft and Apple have historically had their own first-party browsers, Chromium was always destined to be worse: the project simply doesn't have the platform resources that these giants had, and was always building a layer further away than the official browsers of each platform.
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Faced with the harsh reality that an autonomous future is further away than originally promised by global automakers and tech companies like General Motors Co , Uber Technologies Inc and many others, smaller companies in the self-driving ecosystem are now pivoting to alternate uses for their technology.
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Chang said newer areas of interesting include fin tech, artificial reality and virtual reality, acknowledging that revenue is further away than current valuations would suggest for VR in particular, but noting, too, that PlayStation VR, an upcoming virtual reality head-mounted display, is shipping this month and could speed things along considerably.
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I stammered something about living much further away than the other kids, but Shira traitorously pointed out that even though it was a long walk, there was almost no traffic, and so with a broken heart, I had to agree that there was no reason Lev couldn't go to school by himself the next morning.
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And of course, although it is an old cliché for miners and fishermen to hope that their children don't follow them, that doesn't make it any less painful to have your children (and now grandchildren) living on the other side of the country, in a world that's culturally and economically even further away than its geographic distance.
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A series of false starts at the federal level (President Obama tried to make free community college a thing in 2015, and Bernie and Hillary both had their own "free college" planks in the 2016 race) paired with rollbacks to federal student aid and loan forgiveness programs under Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, have a national solution looking further away than ever.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said Thursday night that an interview between the president and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's team is "probably further away" than before.
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N-scale trains and structures are often used on HO or larger layouts to create forced perspective, or the illusion that an object is further away than it actually is.
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DY Persei is located on the outskirts of the Trumpler 2 open cluster, near the famous Double Cluster. At 1,500 pc, DY Persei is thought to be much further away than Trumpler 2 and not a member.
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The boy's parents kept his bedroom exactly how it was the day he went missing, until Mrs Tildesley moved to nearby Langley Common Road in Barkham (further away than Evendons Lane), shortly after Mr Tildesley's death in 2005.
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His recall seems further away than ever. In a subplot, Buck Thomas is involved with his boss's "protégée", the free-spirited Dolly Winslow. He falls in love with Colette, one of Goodhue's daughters. He has to extract himself from Dolly to win Colette.
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There are four camera views, switched while playing: three of them are from behind the vehicle with one being further away than the other, and the fourth view is from the front of the car, with no parts of the car obscuring the sight.
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Selfie sticks are hand-held extensible monopods used to move the devices further away than would have been possible with the reach of the human arm, allowing for the camera to take shots to be taken at angles that wouldn’t have been possible before.
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It is thought to be a yellow star somewhat more massive and larger than the Sun, and further away than the Pleiades cluster. 19 Tauri was once reported to be variable, but has since been measured to be one of the least variable of stars.
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In relief and gratitude, Beaver gives his father a quick kiss on the cheek. In this episode, Aunt Martha was picked up at the airport so presumably she lived further away than Riverside. In another episode, Martha and her friend, Mrs. Hathaway, visit the Cleavers on short notice.
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The star is sometimes described as a triple star, with a 7th magnitude companion away. This is an unrelated giant star much further away than the close pair. A fainter star separated by nearly was also been listed as a companion by Struve, again just an accidental optical association.
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In 1999, King, Modjaz, & Li discovered the first nova ever detected in IC 1613. IC 1613 contains a WO star known as DR1, the only one so far detected further away than the Magellanic Clouds. The galaxy also contains a Luminous Blue Variable candidate, and a rich population of OB-type stars and OB associations.
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The initial city was overlain by a second, and that by a third, hence Phylakopi I, II, III. The pottery section of the report was written by C.C. Edgar. By the time he finished writing in 1904, Evans was already at Knossos, and his topic was obsolete. The Mycenaean horizon seemed even further away than ever.
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Energy equivalent to three solar masses was emitted as gravitational waves. The signal was seen by both LIGO detectors in Livingston and Hanford, with a time difference of 7 milliseconds due to the angle between the two detectors and the source. The signal came from the Southern Celestial Hemisphere, in the rough direction of (but much further away than) the Magellanic Clouds.
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This would then swing the bucket like a pendulum. Once the bucket had passed the vertical, the hoist cable would be released thus throwing the bucket. On smaller draglines, a skilled operator could make the bucket land about one-half the length of the jib further away than if it had just been dropped. On larger draglines, this is not a common practice.
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In classical mechanics a physical body is collection of matter having properties including mass, velocity, momentum and energy. The matter exists in a volume of three-dimensional space. This space is its extension. Under Newtonian gravity the gravitational field further away than the furthest extent of an object is determined only by the mass and the position of the center of mass.
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Family groups may include helpers, which can be made up of unrelated adults, yearlings, or juveniles. Male North American river otters disperse from such family groups more often than females. When females leave, they tend to move much further away () than males (up to ), which tend to move shorter distances. Male North American river otters do not seem to be territorial, and newly dispersing males may join established male groups.
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S Persei is surrounded by clouds containing water molecules which produce maser emission. This allows the distance to be measured very accurately using very long baseline interferometry, giving an annual parallax of 0.413 ± 0.017 milliarcseconds. For comparison the Gaia Data Release 2 parallax is . It lies somewhat further away than the centres of the Double Cluster open clusters, but definitely within the Per OB1 association and the Perseus Arm of the galaxy.
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If there were light absorption in space, then stars would look more faint, thus, seeming further away than they actually are. Light absorption would also cause the galaxy to disperse more quickly than it actually does. If light absorption proved to be a considerable factor, then Kapteyn's work, or at least his conclusions, would more or less be obsolete. To circumvent this dilemma, Kapteyn spent years studying and measuring the amount of absorption.
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Now alone in a hall of doors, Alice is drawn to a lovely garden through a tiny door which is too small to fit through. On locking the door again she notices a glass table on which a cake marked eat me rests. Alice eats the cake and grows to the size of the hall. Alarmed at her sudden change in size and the fact the garden is more further away than ever, Alice cries.
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Again it is possible for this to be yet another "circle of standing stones" Strong's Concordance: Gilgal (or the same one as mentioned in relation to Elijah and Elisha, as Bethel is on the circuit with Gilgal, and other assumed locations show Gilgal to be far further away than the other two locations), and it is significant that it is treated as a holy place by the biblical text, rather than as a heathen one.
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For those who believe in the two-source hypothesis, it indicates that much of this text likely came from Q. However, Harvey King McArthur notes that the parallels in Luke tend to be very loose, far further away than most areas they overlap. There are also a considerable number of verses that have no parallel in Luke. McArthur thus theorizes that there was an extra step between the sources Matthew and Luke used than usual.
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The crystal structure of the dihydrate was partially determined in 1927 by Hendricks and Dickinson and refined in 1934 by Chrobak. The structure is tetragonal P42/mnm (136), Z=2, isostructural with ammonium tetrachoridocuprate(II) ()2·2 and rubidium tetrachoridocuprate(II) ·2. Each copper atom is immediately surrounded by two oxygen atoms and four chlorine atoms forming a hydrated tetrachloridocuprate(II) anion. Two of the chlorine atoms are about 0.75 angstroms further away than the other two.
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They can detect targets far further away than with active sonar, but generally will not have the precision location of active sonar, approximating it with a technique called Target Motion Analysis (TMA). Passive sonar has the advantage of not revealing the position of the sensor. USNS Able (T-AGOS-20) aft view of SURTASS equipment. The Integrated Undersea Surveillance System (IUSS) consists of multiple subsystems in SOSUS, Fixed Distributed System (FDS), and the Advanced Deployable System (ADS or SURTASS).
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Fort Pulaski was finally completed in 1847, after 18 years of construction and nearly $1 million in construction costs. Walls were 11 feet thick and were thought to be impenetrable except by only the largest land artillery. The smooth bore cannon of the time had a range of only around half- a-mile, and the nearest land (Tybee Island) was much further away than that. It was assumed that the fort would be invincible to enemy attack.
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NGC 2158 is an open cluster in the constellation of Gemini. It is located southwest of open cluster Messier 35, and is believed to be about 2 billion years old. The two clusters are unrelated, as NGC 2158 is around 9,000 light years further away than M35. Once thought to be a globular cluster, NGC 2158 is now known to be an intermediate-age, metal-poor open cluster that is a member of the old thin disk population.
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The protesters filed suit against the two secret service agents in U. S. District Court for the District of Oregon. The protesters claimed the actions of the officers had violated the protesters' First Amendment rights, specifically engaging in view point discrimination by moving the protesters further away than the supporters. The agents moved to dismiss for failure to state a claim and further arguing they were protected by qualified immunity. The District Court denied the motion.
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When two separate studies claimed in 1998-1999 that high redshift supernovae were further away than our calculations showed they should be, it was suggested that the expansion of the universe is accelerating, and dark energy, a repulsive energy inherent in space, was proposed to explain the acceleration. Dark energy has since become widely accepted, but it remains unexplained. Accordingly, some scientists continue to work on models that might not require dark energy. Inhomogeneous cosmology falls into this class.
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K-LOVE expanded its reach during the 1990s by purchasing small stations and translators, and repeating its signal. In 1992, K-LOVE began using satellite technology to expand to locations further away than just northern California. The Educational Media Foundation continued to purchase small translators in California but also bought stations in Portland, Oregon (KLVP), Phoenix, Arizona (KLVA), Oklahoma City (KYLV) and San Antonio (KZLV). During the 1990s, K-LOVE also began to expand its on-air personalities.
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The subsequent battle, fought at Kadesh, saw the Egyptians turning a near defeat into victory, routing the enemy forces. After Hittite spies convinced the Egyptians that the Hittites were further away than they were, the Hittites surprised the Egyptians in their own camp. The Egyptian army was only saved by the arrival of a supporting force from coastal Amurru. Ramesses II was able to recover the initiative, and the two armies withdrew in stalemate, both claiming victory.
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Saldana moved to the Smith Speed Shop Special of Ray & Cissi Smith for 1974. Although he was close on several occasions, Joe did not manage any wins with the Smith Chevy as the car proved less reliable than desired. If 1974 had made Joe's Indy 500 dream seem further away than ever, 1975 brought it right back into focus. Piloting the powerful Mauri Amerling Chevy, Saldana took back to back wins at the Indy Fairgrounds mile and Terre Haute.
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Whereas before the north turn, Tiger had been the closest ship to Evan-Thomas, she was now further away than Beatty in Lion. Matters were aggravated because Evan-Thomas had not been briefed regarding standing orders within Beatty's squadron, as his squadron normally operated with the Grand Fleet. Fleet ships were expected to obey movement orders precisely and not deviate from them. Beatty's standing instructions expected his officers to use their initiative and keep station with the flagship.
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Greenfield is in the historic county of Yorkshire and prior to 1974 was administered by the West Riding County Council. In that year governance was transferred to the new Greater Manchester County Council. When that body was abolished in 1986 Greenfield came under the auspices of Oldham Borough Council. Administration under the West Riding County Council led to problems, as Greenfield came under the local administration of Holmfirth for such things as the fire service, despite Holmfirth being significantly further away than Oldham.
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Despite the obvious risks, the Revolutionary Socialists held a number of meetings. As one of the more eloquent among the leading participants, Emhart featured prominently. At the end of December 1934 she took part in the group's national conference in Brno, across the border in Czechoslovakia. Six months after the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss by extremist populists, his successor was well ensconced in the chancelry, and a return to democracy or any acknowledgment by government of socialist values seemed further away than ever.
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Based on the reply code, the police can obtain a physical description of the vehicle, including make (brand), model, color, VIN and license plate number. Police aircraft can also be equipped with tracking computers; airborne units can receive the (line-of-sight) signals from further away than ground-based units. The signal is received in equipped police vehicles, utilizing a phased array antenna system, hence the four distinctive antennas on the roof. This provides the directional location tracking capabilities of the system.
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The station has two staggered platforms, there is a level crossing on Victoria Road, hence the staggered platforms to minimise delay to road traffic, and Carlton's centre is a considerable distance further away than Netherfield's, but the nearby Netherfield railway station on the neighbouring Nottingham-Skegness line had already taken that name. The station has a PlusBus scheme where train and bus tickets can be bought together for a cheaper price. It is in the same area as Beeston, Bulwell, Netherfield and Nottingham stations.
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The Sun would appear close to Cassiopeia from Alpha Centauri If the Earth's Sun could be observed from α Centauri, the closest star to the Solar System, it would be visible in Cassiopeia as a yellow-white 0.5 magnitude star, far brighter than any of the other stars of the constellation. The famous W of Cassiopeia would be unchanged because its stars are much further away than α Centauri, but the Sun would appear as an addition at the leftmost end, closest to ε Cas, creating a zig-zag pattern.
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In short, if the Earth was moving, the shapes of the constellations should change considerably over the course of a year. If they did not appear to move, the stars are either much farther away than the Sun and the planets than previously conceived, making their motion undetectable, or in reality they are not moving at all. Because the stars were actually much further away than Greek astronomers postulated (making movement extremely subtle), stellar parallax was not detected until the 19th century. Therefore, the Greeks chose the simpler of the two explanations.
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When the message is perceived as being very different from one's anchor and, thus, falling within the latitude of rejection, persuasion is unlikely, due to a contrast effect. The contrast effect is what happens when the message is viewed as being further away than it actually is from the anchor. Messages falling within the latitude of noncommitment, however, are the ones most likely to achieve the desired attitude change. Therefore, the more extreme an individual's stand, the greater his or her latitude of rejection and, thus, the harder he or she is to persuade.
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In the same year, the shooting club was formed, and the Chaussee (main road) was extended over the Graseforst. The Holungers were dissatisfied with this extension, since they had supported a different route, one which would have been more favourable for the area but had been dropped. In February 1865, this led to a big court case, which the Holungers lost. The Chaussee led from Worbis over the Sonnenstein to Gerode and was half-an-hour further away than the old road, which almost completely cut Holungen off from long-distance traffic.
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The joining node inserts the bootstrap node into one of its k-buckets. The joining node then performs a node lookup of its own ID against the bootstrap node (the only other node it knows). The "self-lookup" will populate other nodes' k-buckets with the new node ID, and will populate the joining node's k-buckets with the nodes in the path between it and the bootstrap node. After this, the joining node refreshes all k-buckets further away than the k-bucket the bootstrap node falls in.
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Raising or stretching an area causes adjacent areas to sink, and correcting that may affect areas further away from the original panel working. This is because the tensions in the panel caused by stretching affect the panel shape further away than might be imagined. This means the operator must work over a large area of the panel, fixing these side effects while causing more side effects that must also be fixed. Key to producing the right shape is to have the right amount of stretched metal surface over this wider area.
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While Lino Lacedelli and Achille Compagnoni were celebrated as national heroes, Walter Bonatti accused Lacedelli and Compagnoni of having abandoned him and Amir Mehdi to an open bivouac just below high camp. In 1954, Bonatti was an ambitious 24-year-old member of the expedition. Bonatti and local porter Amir Mehdi, were carrying spare oxygen bottles up to Lacedelli and Compagnoni for a summit push from Camp IX, the final camp. The high camp was further away than Bonatti and Mehdi had expected and night fell before they reached it.
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As she uses it more, she discovers it is an incredibly powerful crystal, able to draw on fields further away than any other crystal, channel geomantic forces and even draw on the mysterious Strong Forces which allow the first Thapter to fly. Throughout the series, it becomes clear the characters that the amplimet is no ordinary crystal. It begins to communicate with The Well of Echoes at Tirthrax and with the nodes at Boreah Ngurle and Snizort. While in contact with Tiaan in the patterner, it begins to manipulate the torgnadr being developed to channel power into itself.
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After mapping, the PET sequences are thus expected to be consistently a particular distance away from each other. A discrepancy from this distance indicates a structural variation between the PET sequences. For example (Figure on the right): a deletion in the sequenced genome will have reads that map further away than expected in the reference genome as the reference genome will have a segment of DNA that is not present in the sequenced genome. #ChIP-PET: The combined use of chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) and PET is used to detect regions of DNA bound by a protein of interest.
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HD 101065 is the prototype star of the rapidly oscillating Ap star (roAP) variable star class. In 1978, it was discovered to pulsate photometrically with a period of 12.15 min. A potential companion had also been detected, a 14th magnitude star (in infrared) 8 arc seconds away. This could have meant a separation of just 1,000 AU (0.02 light years), however Gaia Data Release 2 suggests that while those two stars appear to us as separated by a very close angle, the actual distance separating us from this second star is light-year which means more than twice further away than Przybylski's Star.
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The second episode explores the link between the development of practical tools that manipulate light and the emergence of new ideas. The subject is examined through the work of Tycho Brahe; Galileo; Vermeer; Robert Hooke; William Herschel; Ole Rømer; Charles Darwin and Ernest Rutherford.The Light of Reason 8 August 2006 02:00 BBC Four Brahe was granted the island of Hven by Denmark's Frederick II. From here he observed a comet in 1577. Tycho's measurements proved it was further away than supposed thus challenging the Church's traditional view that God had created the Earth at the centre of the Universe.
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In February 2005, these three councils were permitted to bring a petition to have the scheme declared unlawful in the Court of Session. They argued that the concessions for residents of the Edinburgh council area who lived further away than some of their residents from the capital, made the scheme unfair. Further they also asked for a declaration that the City of Edinburgh council had acted unlawfully in not taking on board the recommendations of the public enquiry and that there were not legal powers to fund public transport beyond the city boundaries. Scottish Borders Council also opposed the scheme and wanted the referendum extended to their residents.
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NSB (1986): 8 Two more direct routes were proposed; the one branching off from north of Grefsen Station on the Gjøvik Line, the other diverting from the Trunk Line close to Grorud Station.NSB (1986): 9 All four routes called for the railway to continue north from Gardermoen and meet up with the Trunk Line at Bøn Station.NSB (1986): 10 Although Gardermoen is located further away than Hurum, the large degree of new, high-speed track allowed for a travel time of twenty minutes.NSB (1986): 11 The longer distance also gives longer driving time for cars, which resulted in estimated higher market share for the train.
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One of the major problems with the original AI radars was that the transmissions spread out over the entire front hemisphere of the aircraft. Shorter wavelengths, like those used in AI, tended to scatter from the ground, sending a portion of the signal back towards the aircraft, the "ground reflection" or "ground return". For the simple reason that the ground is much larger than a target aircraft, the scattered signal overwhelmed any target return, and made it impossible to see any target further away than the aircraft's current altitude. For the supply mission, which was carried out at very low altitudes, this was clearly not going to work.
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Although the French coast was further away than Bergen, Saint-Nazaire held the potential of longer nights and wider seas in which to shake off Bismarcks shadowers, plus the possibility of luring them across a line of U-boats. It would leave Bismarck poised on the edge of the British trade routes once the damage were repaired; it also meant the potential support of the battleships and . Both ships had been stationed at Brest in France, since the end of Operation Berlin earlier that year but had been kept in port for repairs and overhaul. While Brest was closer than Saint-Nazaire, it was within range of Royal Air Force bombers.
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The second phase was supposed to bring 12 new stores but only 5 came because stores such as Bloomingdale's wanted larger spaces. Outlets at Orange was, for a long time, the only outlet mall in Orange County with the next nearest outlet malls being Citadel Outlets in Commerce, 23 miles away near Central Los Angeles. The Outlets at San Clemente opened in 2015, and though nine miles further away than Citadel, provided more significant competition as it took away Orange's status as the only outlet mall in Orange County. The former Virgin Megastore was featured in Borat where Borat attempts to kidnap Pamela Anderson.
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Lishán Didán, at the northeastern extreme end of this area, is somewhat intelligible with the Jewish Neo-Aramaic languages of Hulaula (spoken further south, in Iranian Kurdistan) and Lishanid Noshan (formerly spoken around Kirkuk, Iraq). However, the local Christian Neo-Aramaic dialects of Assyrian Neo-Aramaic are only mildly mutually intelligible: Christian and Jewish communities living side by side developed completely different variants of Aramaic that had more in common with their coreligionists living further away than with their neighbors. The topography in many of the dialects of Neo-Aramaic is so distinct that small villages, (like the town of Arodhin which consisted of two Jewish families), had their own dialect.
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The Odd-Man-Out RT examination not only measures one's reaction time, but also one's ability to distinguish differences among the stimuli. More specifically, the odd man out task involves comparing the proportion of distances: the distance between the one light which is further away than the others, and the two lights that are closer together. Therefore, the higher correlation between the Odd Man Out RT test and IQ versus the Choice RT test and IQ could be potentially explained in that it is more complex because it tests an individual's ability to rapidly perceive differences in relationships in comparison to the Choice RT Test which would be considered a clear discrimination task.
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Although further away than his son from the point of the explosion, Harry Collinson had still been knocked back off his feet. Struck by the smell of burning and despite seeing the plight of his son with Townend and Taylor, Harry Collinson continued walking towards the scene of the explosion, as it was his job as pit corporal to investigate. He discovered the broken bodies of John Allan, whom he'd trained since Allan had started working in the mine as a boy, and his pony. Allan had been overtaken by the force of the explosion and hurled against the road side. Collinson couldn’t progress further due to afterdamp, and was forced to leave the mine.
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Walt Whitman Rostow shows President Lyndon B. Johnson a model of the Khe Sanh area in February 1968 As casualties mounted and success seemed further away than ever, Johnson's popularity plummeted. College students and others protested, burned draft cards, and chanted, "Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today?" Johnson could scarcely travel anywhere without facing protests, and was not allowed by the Secret Service to attend the 1968 Democratic National Convention, where thousands of hippies, yippies, Black Panthers and other opponents of Johnson's policies both in Vietnam and in the ghettos converged to protest.Frank Kusch, Battleground Chicago: The Police and the 1968 Democratic National Convention (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008), p. 62.
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Mirzam is 500 light-years from Earth, and its traditional name means "the announcer", referring to its position as the "announcer" of Sirius, as it rises a few minutes before Sirius does. Gamma, also known as Muliphein, is a fainter star of magnitude 4.12, in reality a blue-white bright giant of spectral type B8IIe located 441 light-years from earth. Iota Canis Majoris, lying between Sirius and Gamma, is another star that has been classified as a Beta Cephei variable, varying from magnitude 4.36 to 4.40 over a period of 1.92 hours. It is a remote blue-white supergiant star of spectral type B3Ib, around 46,000 times as luminous as the sun and, at 2500 light-years distant, 300 times further away than Sirius.
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Natural unaided vision in the visible portion of the light spectrum, along with the near-infrared, can be improved by using high end cameras. Such a camera can be a high dynamic range camera for day vision, a low-light CMOS camera (sometimes called scientific CMOS or sCMOS) and night vision goggles. In day vision and bright light it may seem that there is no need to improve the natural vision, but there are certain cases in which it may be necessary. For example, in a strong haze situation where the whole scene is very bright and features are not distinguishable, a high dynamic range camera can filter the background and present a high-contrast image, and detect the runway approach lights further away than natural vision.
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It is possible to see objects that are now further away than 13.799 billion light-years because space itself has expanded, and it is still expanding today. This means that objects which are now up to 46.5 billion light-years away can still be seen in their distant past, because in the past, when their light was emitted, they were much closer to Earth. From studying the movement of galaxies, it has been discovered that the universe contains much more matter than is accounted for by visible objects; stars, galaxies, nebulas and interstellar gas. This unseen matter is known as dark matter (dark means that there is a wide range of strong indirect evidence that it exists, but we have not yet detected it directly).
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The Sagittarius Dwarf is another small galaxy which is also in the process of merging with the Milky Way; however, it is approximately 4 times further away than the stream, so the two are unlikely to be physically related, although it is possible that the Virgo Stellar Stream is a remnant left behind by the disruption of the Sagittarius Dwarf as it had orbited around the Milky Way.The origin of the Virgo tidal stream , David Martínez-Delgado, Workshop on Dwarf Galaxies as Astrophysical and Cosmological Probes, 17 March 2006. (PDF) The Virgo Stellar Stream also resembles the Monoceros Ring, found in 2002,Newberg, H. J., et al., 2002, The Ghost of Sagittarius and Lumps in the Halo of the Milky Way, The Astrophysical Journal, Volume 569, Issue 1, pp.
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Beginning in the mid-1700s, wealthy elites began to construct large, stately homes and neat, ordered gardens with the guise of mapping superiority and exclusive knowledge onto the landscape. Although the Baroque and Renaissance styles were out of date by the time elites in the United States employed them, this was intentionally done to communicate a knowledge and appreciation of British history that few within the community would have access to. Archaeologists have concluded that the symmetrical, geometric, designs of garden-scapes adopted by colonists in the mid eighteenth to nineteenth centuries made use of "...converging and diverging lines of sight to manipulate the relationship between distance and focal point", making objects appear larger or further away than they really were.Leone, Mark P, James M. Harmon, Jessica L. Neuwirth. (2005).
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Atmospheric focusing is a phenomenon occurring when a large shock wave is produced in the atmosphere, as in a nuclear explosion or large extraterrestrial object impact. The shock wave is refracted horizontally by density variations in the atmosphere so that it can have impacts in localized areas much further away than the theoretical extent of its blast effect. In large bombs, some effects may thus be found hundreds of kilometers from the blast site (such as in the case of the Tsar Bomba test, where damage was caused up to approximately 1,000 km away). This effect operates similarly to the patterns made by sunlight on the bottom of a pool, the difference is that the light is bent at the contact point with the water while the shock wave is distorted by density variations (e.g.
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If the ground squirrels are aware that they are in an area where the rattlesnakes have recently been, the ground squirrels devote more time to being alert and searching for the predators than to hunting and foraging than in an environment where they do not believe there are predators. These vigilant squirrels were found to have a faster reaction time to a stimuli from a predator and jump higher and further away than a squirrel who was not as vigilant. In a simulated environment study, 60% of squirrels that were in an environment with a recent snake encounter exhibited an evasive leap behavior, which propels them farther away from their attackers. 20% of squirrels exhibited this behavior in a primary encounter with a snake and roughly 5% of squirrels exhibited this behavior when there was no snake present and no threat detected.
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The Tolkien critic Tom Shippey adds that in 1927 Tolkien wrote a poem, The Nameless Land, in the complex stanza-form of Pearl which spoke of a land further away than paradise, and more beautiful than the Irish Tir nan Og, the deathless otherworld. Kelly and Livingston similarly draw on Pearl, noting that it states that "fair as was the hither shore, far lovelier was the further land" where the Dreamer could not pass. So, they write, each stage looks like paradise, until the traveller realises that beyond it lies something even more parasisiacal, glimpsed and beyond description. The Earthly Paradise can be described; Aman, the Undying Lands, can thus be compared to the Garden of Eden, the paradise that the Bible says once existed upon Earth before the Fall of Man, while the Celestial Paradise lies "beyond (or above)", as it does, they note, in Dante's Paradiso.
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To her owners, apartment-dwellers on the upper East Side of New York's Manhattan Island, Rhiow looks like nothing more than their little black pet cat: a sweet-tempered, good-natured little creature who shakes them down for food at every opportunity, is always ready for a cuddle, and never ventures any further away than the apartment's terrace. But a lot more could be said about Rhiow...for when her humans aren't looking, she has a life of her own that they don't dream of. Rhiow is a wizard, and heads an elite team of other feline wizards whose job is to keep the Grand Central worldgates running. With her teammates Urruah (a dumpster-living, foodie tomcat with a yen for opera) and Saash (the "Scotty" of their team, cerebral and witty, but always scratching at fleas that aren't there), they help keep the city's wizardly public transport system purring along.
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Inhomogeneous cosmologies assume that the backreactions of denser structures, as well as those of very empty voids, on space-time are significant enough that when not taken into account, they distort our understanding of time and our observations of distant objects. Following Thomas Buchert's publication of equations in 1997 and 2000 that derive from general relativity but also allow for the inclusion of local gravitational variations, a number of cosmological models were proposed under which the acceleration of the universe is in fact a misinterpretation of our astronomical observations and in which dark energy is unnecessary to explain them. For example, in 2007, David Wiltshire proposed a model (timescape cosmology) in which backreactions have caused time to run more slowly or, in voids, more quickly, thus giving the supernovae observed in 1998 the illusion of being further away than they were. Timescape cosmology may also imply that the expansion of the universe is in fact slowing.
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In an episode of Cosmos in 1980, Sagan demonstrated that without the lines drawn in the maps, the Hill map bore no resemblance to the real-life map. In contrast, those more favorable to the map, such as David Saunders, a statistician who had been on the Condon UFO study, argued that unusual alignment of key Sun-like stars in a plane centered around Zeta Reticuli (first described by Fish) was statistically improbable to have happened by chance from a random group of stars in our immediate neighborhood. In the early 1990s the European Hipparcos ("high precision parallax collecting satellite") mission, which measured the distances to more than a hundred thousand stars around the Sun more accurately than ever before, showed that some of the stars in Fish's interpretation of the map were in fact much further away than previously thought. Other research revealed that some stars counted by Fish as likely to host life would have had to be excluded by her own criteria, while some other stars which had been discounted by Fish have been recognised as potential abodes for life.
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