THE MOST UNKNOWN is Motherboard's love letter to the scientific process.
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Ye shows off the clock in the Motherboard feature, The Most Unknown.
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"These are the most unknown 'known' candidates," said Joe Pounder, CEO of America Rising Corp.
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In the summer, we released The Most Unknown, Motherboard's first foray into feature-length documentary filmmaking.
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"I may be the most unknown famous person in America," Spinney said in his 2003 memoir.
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"I may be the most unknown famous person in America," Spinney said in his 2003 memoir.
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"These silence breakers" some famous, most unknown, were recently named Person(s) of the Year by Time Magazine.
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"The Most Unknown" works best as inspiration to delve deeper into these disciplines, and as a celebration of science.
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"Jacqueline Kennedy to me was probably the most unknown of the known women of the 20th century," he said.
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In Motherboard's feature documentary, The Most Unknown, Cleeremans demonstrates some of the ways he applies these findings into new experiments.
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Over the course of The Most Unknown, McKay spends time with two other scientists: cognitive psychologist Axel Cleeremans and astronomer Rachel Smith.
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You walk out of "The Most Unknown" knowing a little more than you did, and with the sense there's so much more you don't.
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Xav oversaw the production of Most Unknown and Dear Future, and Lara continues to knock it out of the park with each documentary she does.
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"I believe that Jackie was someone incredibly mysterious, probably one of the most unknown from the known people," the Chilean director told a press conference.
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But only when you've built a Custom Audience can you build Lookalike Audiences— the most unknown, poorly understood, and yet powerful weapon in the Facebook ads arsenal.
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That doesn't mean there won't be drama on Tuesday: In the Fifth District, centered on Delaware County, 143 Democrats, most unknown to voters, are seeking the nomination.
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But as shown in Motherboard's The Most Unknown, a documentary that follows scientists as they shadow researchers in other fields, experts see something completely different at these depths.
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If you want to go further, you can check out Motherboard's feature-length documentary on all of the things scientists don't know or understand, The Most Unknown, on Netflix.
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We're pleased to share the first trailer for Motherboard's first feature-length documentary, titled The Most Unknown, which explores some of the biggest questions in science: What is dark matter?
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"IT WAS LIKE TIME TRAVEL" Watching her shuffle down the muddy walls of Italy's Frasassi Caves in Motherboard's documentary The Most Unknown, it's easy to see the connection between geomicrobiology and astrobiology.
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In this, one of the greatest artists in modern history shares something elemental with the most unknown or the youngest — the work must be done, and it only gets done if you do it.
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Towards the end of his segment on The Most Unknown, he confides in D'Angelo that this worry, that he won't be able to capture the true scope of consciousness in his lifetime, keeps him awake at night.
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Although Clinton has been in the public eye for three decades, Clinton's friends affectionately refer to the former first lady, senator and secretary of state as "one of the most unknown well-known people" in the world.
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Motherboard researcher Erik Franco was indispensable on the production and post-production of The Most Unknown and our other video series, and has helped keep the wheel greased on many of our most important projects this year.
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"The most unknown question for the oil markets for 2019 is the level of demand, so oil interestingly is acting more like an equity market in the sense that it's pricing in concerns about future demand," said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate solutions.
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Expect to see a lot more of The Most Unknown on Motherboard, so for now we'd love to leave you with a quote from the film, courtesy the geomicrobiologist Jenn Macalady, who took us deep into some Italian caves as she searched for evidence that can shed light on very early life.
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We're aiming for spring for a full release of the The Most Unknown, which means it will be available in one form or another via online streaming services, a theatrical and screening run, right here on Motherboard, and YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and wherever else we can spread the good word of discovery.
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Literary critic Jens Malte Fischer called Keyserling "possibly the most unknown of the great German story-tellers of the century." Wellen was selected as one of 100 great novels of the 20th century by the Süddeutsche Zeitung and reprinted in a special edition in 2004.
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Cybernet was a manufacturer of Hi-Fi-components. In 1982 the company was bought by Kyocera, which used the brand for low budget Hi-Fi-components. In Germany the slogan for Cybernet was "Deutschland's unbekannteste Hifi-Marke" (Germany's most unknown Hifi-brand). It was considered an unimportant part of Germany's economy due to its lack of fame and budget.
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27 Constant understood the revolutionaries' disastrous over-investment in the political sphere. The French revolutionaries such as the Sans-culottes were the primary force in the streets. They promoted constant vigilance in public. Constant pointed out how despite the most obscure life, the quietest existence, the most unknown name, it offered no protection during the Reign of Terror.
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Charles T. ("Chuck") Ferries (born June 10, 1939) was an American alpine ski racer, as well as an Olympian in 1960 and 1964. Olympic results In 1962, Ferries became the first American to win a European classic gate race, the Hahnenkamm slalom, at Kitzbühel. Bob Beattie called Ferries "the most unknown great ski racer in U.S. history." If relatively unknown to later generations, Ferries nonetheless was featured on the March 11, 1963 cover of Sports Illustrated.
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The Park of the Marked Stones is one of the most unknown and despised parks by the scholars of the Colombian tribes, more interested in the goldsmith and clay works than in the lithic art. Others have related the marks with constellations and even they are related to the Quimbaya artifacts, and their mysterious origin; It is not really known why some were found on the banks of the Otún River when others have been found on the banks of the Cauca or the Magdalena.
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"Bad" Painting is the name given to a trend in American figurative painting in the 1970s by critic and curator, Marcia Tucker (1940–2006). She curated an exhibition of the same name, featuring the work of fourteen artists, most unknown in New York at the time, at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York. The exhibition ran from January 14 to February 28, 1978. "Bad" PaintingSaltz, Jerry, A Pettibon Primer, Village Voice, March 23, 1999, in Seeing Out Loud: The Village Voice Art Columns, Fall 1998 - Winter 2003, Geoffrey Young, 2003, p376. .
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Hugh Zachary (January 12, 1928 - September 5, 2016) was an American novelist who has written science fiction novels under the pseudonyms Zach Hughes and Evan Innes (the latter for the America 2040 series). His other pseudonyms include Peter Kanto and Pablo Kane. He describes himself as "the most published, underpaid and most unknown writer in the U.S." Some of his novels appear to be set in a shared universe, one where Earth experiences a nuclear apocalypse shortly after launching a colonization fleet to settle new worlds among the stars.
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Unlike its medieval precursor it was not placed in the forward position of the outer ward, but moved to the other end of the rock. A "Peace Tower" (Friedens-Turm) was dedicated to "the most unknown soldiers of 1914-18 World War / the fallen of Alsace-Lorraine / and dead fighters of the region". Meetings of Alsatian autonomist clubs and folk song and folk dance events organized by Spieser took place at the castle. The Francophile press of Alsace attacked the reconstructed castle in the political conflicts of the pre-war period as a "bulwark of Germanness".
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Meegan was invited back multiple times to various programs, and held dozens of TV appearances and radio broadcasts, along with hundreds of worldwide lectures—colleges, Rotary clubs, The Explorers Club of New York, Sing Sing Prison, Ghana, Italy, Japan, and the RMS (Royal Mail Ship) Queen Elizabeth. He was listed as an inspirational speaker by Sports Illustrated. People magazine, having produced a four-page story on him in 1981, followed with a three-page feature after the 1983 finish.Reed, Susan, "19,000 Miles Later, George Meegan Says His Way Is No Longer the Highway", People, 10 October 1983 People editor John Drake wrote that Meegan was the most unknown Bio person they ever did.
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The National Wildlife Refuge System was founded by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903, to protect immense areas of wildlife and wetlands in the United States. This refuge system created the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 which conserves the wildlife of Alaska. In 1929, a 28-year-old forester named Bob Marshall visited the upper Koyukuk River and the central Brooks Range on his summer vacation "in what seemed on the map to be the most unknown section of Alaska." In February 1930, Marshall published an essay, "The Problem of the Wilderness,", a spirited defense of wilderness preservation in The Scientific Monthly, arguing that wilderness was worth saving not only because of its unique aesthetic qualities, but because it could provide visitors with a chance for adventure.
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The heterosexual plot of Rent is based on the opera La Bohème, while the gay plot is similar to the plot of Schulman's novel.. Schulman never sued, but analyzed in Stagestruck the way the musical depicted AIDS and gay people, in contrast to work made by those communities that same year. In 2009, The New Press published Ties That Bind: Familial Homophobia and Its Consequences, which was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award. In September 2013, The Gentrification of the Mind: Witness to a Lost Imagination, was published by the University of California Press. Slate called The Gentrification of the Mind one of the 10 "Best Most Unknown Books" and GalleyCat called it one of the "Best Unrecognized Books" of the year.
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In 1978, Kessler found that 42 percent of cataloged debris was the result of 19 events, primarily explosions of spent rocket stages (especially US Delta rockets).Kessler 1981 He discovered this by first identifying those launches that were described as having a large number of objects associated with a payload, then researching the literature to determine the rockets used in the launch. In 1979, this finding resulted in establishment of the NASA Orbital Debris Program after a briefing to NASA senior management, overturning the previously held belief that most unknown debris was from old ASAT tests, not from US upper stage rocket explosions that could seemingly be easily managed by depleting the unused fuel from the upper stage Delta rocket following the payload injection. Beginning in 1986, when it was discovered that other international agencies were possibly experiencing the same type of problem, NASA expanded its program to include international agencies, the first being the European Space Agency.
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