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 Micrometeorites are tiny pebbles, roughly the size of a grain of sand, that zip around space at high speeds, occasionally impacting spacecraft. The Webb Telescopes primary mirror was smacked by a micrometeorite earlier in May, slightly impacting its performance. They may be small, and usually cause no harm, but should a micrometeorite manage to hit something like a spacecraft radiator, well, that has th stanley cup becher e potential to produce som stanley romania e badness.     Sergei Krikalev, a former cosmonaut who heads the crewed space flight program for Roscosmos, was quoted in Russ stanley cup ian state media outlet TASS as saying that the cause of the leak  may be a micrometeorite entering the radiator.  A possible consequence of a collision could be  changes in the temperature regime,  he added.  No other changes in the telemetric parameters of either the Soyuz spacecraft or the [ISS] on the Russian or American segments have been detected,  he said. That a micrometeorite struck the Soyuz radiator is a distinct possibility. But its also possible that a tiny piece of human-produced space junk is responsible for the leak. According to the European Space Agency, there are currently around 130 million pieces of space junk in Earth orbit that measure between 1 millimeter and 1 centimeter in size. On Wednesday, ground teams discovered a fountain of particles pouring out from the docked Soyuz spacecraft. The unusual sight, which lasted for hours, was traced to a coolant leak likely coming from the external radiator cooling  Nrde Mozilla Slipped a  Mr. Robot -Promo Plugin into Firefox and Users Are Pissed [Updated]
 the proposal before it got to a vote. Earlier this month, a group of prominent industry and academic AI researchers urged Amazon in an open letter to stop selling its facial recognition technology, known as Rekognition, to law enforcement. The researchers argued that repeated studies and scrutiny h stanley cup ave shown Rekognition has higher error rates for dark-skinned and female individuals.     Last year, an ACLU study found Rekognition falsely matched 28 members of Congress to mugshot photos. The false matches touched men and women of different skin colors but disproportionately impacted people of color. Earlier this year, an MIT Media Lab study showed Rekognition struggled to correctly identify women of color. Amazon claimed in both cases that researchers we vaso stanley rent using Rekognition properly. Theres a problem with that: Police say they dont use Rekognition in the way Amazon claims it recommends, either. After the Security and Exchange Commission said earlier this week that Amazon had to let the vote on banning sales to government agencies move forward, Amazon announced the date of the companys annual shareholder meeting鈥?the day the proposal will be voted on鈥攊s May 22, 2019.  Shareholders request that the Board of Directors prohibit sales of facial recognition technology to government agencies unless the Board concludes, after an evaluation using independent evidence, that the technology does not cause or contribute to actual or pot stanley cup becher ential violations of civil and human rights,  the shar