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stanley italia 8217 first outing as a director. And for good reason 鈥?this is the cinematographer behind all of Chris Nolan Batman films, and many other pictures. Adding to the potential excitement, Johnny Depp has agreed to star in his science fiction movie Transcendence. We still don ;t know much about this movie. Jack Paglen wrote the screenplay, but we ;re not familiar with his work. Pfister described the movie as present day science fiction, a fairly big concept. He wen
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If you ;re ever traveling through space and you encounter a
stanley cups red giant star that looks like this, you might just want to turn tail and get the hell out of there. This is a video interpretation of Betelgeuse, a star that on the brink of going supernova. And as you can see, it a bubbling cauldron of mass and energy that just ready to unleash. This video comes courtesy of Sky Mania Paul Sutherland, who describes the phen
water bottle stanley omenon: The boiling surface of the star, which lies 640 light-years away from Earth, shows irregular hot and cool areas which change their intensity and shape over the months. Betelgeuse is one of the brightest stars in the sky to the unaided eye, marking the armpit in Orion, and has long been known to vary in its brightness. Amateur astronomy groups around the world have recorded its changing brightness over many decades. It is also one of the biggest and most luminous stars known, being nearly 1,000 times larger than the Sun and shining more than 100,000 times more brightly. Betelgeuse is so big that if placed at the centre of our own Solar System it would fill a space as far out as giant planet Jupiter! But it is only a few million years old, much younger than our four billion-year-old Sun, and is set to bl
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