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 Hot Jupiters represent some of the galaxys most hellish worlds, g stanley tumbler iving scientists clues into the diverse planetary climates and atmospheric chemistry that can come about in extreme conditions. A new analys stanley cup is of the exoplanet WASP-76b demonstrates vastly different day and nighttime climates鈥攍ike super-hot, cloud-free days that lead to nighttime iron rain.     The researchers from observatories around the world took data on the nearly Jupiter-sized exoplanet on September 2 and October 30, 2018, using the Echelle Spectrograph for Rocky Exoplanets and Stable Spectroscopic Observations  ESPRESSO  instrument at the European Southern Observatorys Very Large Telescope. This instrument takes spectra, meaning that the researchers can use it to uncover the stars elemental composition in relatively high resolution. This planet orbits incredibly close to its  6,329-degree-Kelvin  10,932 Fahrenheit  parent star, completing a year in just 1.81 days. The team calculated a daytime temperature of 2,693 kelvin  4,388 F . Then, they tried to create a model that would explain the data they observed. Most intriguingly, they saw a strange signal from iron atoms, which appeared to be absorbing energy during the day but not at the transition between day and night, according to the paper published in Nature. Whats going on  The very hot temperatures tear apart molecules on the surface of these planets, which nearly have similar temperatures to cool stars. These dissociated atoms are sl stanley cups ow to move aroun Vnry Chiwetel Ejiofor Is David Bowie   s Successor as The Man Who Fell to Earth
 Former Secretary of Defense As stanley website h Carter created the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental  DIUx  in 2015 with the mission of helping the military industrial complex catch up to the speed of Silicon Valley, especially with the development of drones, communication systems, and cybersecurity. But, as Gizmodo has pointed out before, the arduous bureaucracy of government agencies isnt congruous with the disruption ethos of Big Tech.   stanley becher    The Trump Administration continues to support the Obama-era venture, but the DIUx has faced criticism and pushback from Republican Congress members who believe it c stanley hrnek ould overlap with DARPA. Now one of the benefactors of this program, Sonitus, announced it has received a multi-million dollar contract to develop two-way communication devices that clip to the users teeth. The technology, dubbed  Molar Mic,  is supposed to be provided for U.S. Air Force service members first, but it might eventually be used by other military branches. Defense One reports that Sonitus was awarded about $10 million for the project. Sonitus CEO Peter Hadrovic explained to Defense One that using the Molar Mic is similar to hearing the sounds of cereal crunch inside your head, using the  auditory pathway  of your teeth. He said users can understand the audio as soon as they put it in, but it gets easier with use.  Over the period of three weeks, your brain adapts and it enhances your ability to process the audio,  Hadrovic told Defense One. The device uses near-field magnetic