Waching daily Jun 13 2017

>> WE'RE OBVIOUSLY TRYING TO

FIGURE OUT WHY HE WAS IN THAT

AREA, WHO HE MAY HAVE BEEN

MEETING, IF HE WAS MEETING WITH

SOMEBODY.

REPORTER: JUST A FEW MILES FROM

CHURCHILL DOWNS AND THE

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, METRO

HOMICIDE DETECTIVES ARE

INVESTIGATING THE 61'ST MURDER

OF THE YEAR.

>> SINCE JUNE 2, WE'VE HAD 9

HOMICIDES, UNFORTUNATELY IT'S

BEEN A BUSY JUNE.

THE BODY OF A 27-YEAR-OLD MAN

WAS FOUND IN A PARKED CAR MONDAY

NIGHT AT THE CORNER OF

THORNBERRY AND UTAH AVENUE.

POLICE SAY HE WAS SHOT MULTIPLE

TIMES.

AND LIKE MOST CASES, THEY CAN'T

SOLVE THIS ONE WITHOUT THE

PUBLIC'S COOPERATION.

>> WE DON'T HAVE A MAGICAL

CRYSTAL BALL TO SOLVE THESE

CASES, SO THE ONLY WAY WE CAN

GET DETAILS AND INFORMATION AND

PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER IS IF

THEY GET A LITTLE PIECE HE

FROM THIS PERSON, A LITTLE PIECE

FROM THIS PERSON AND HERE AND

THERE.

>> WE AS AMERICANS AND HUMAN

BEINGS OF KINDNESS AND LOVE, WE

HAVE GOT TO GROUP TOGETHER, WE

HAVE GOT TO SAY I SEEN

SOMETHING.

REPORTER: THIS WOMAN'S SISTER

LIVES NEARBY.

SHE SAYS WITNESSES WITH

INFORMATION NEED TO COME

FORWARD.

>> PICK UP A PHONE, SHUT YOUR

DOOR, YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEAK TO

ANYONE OTHER THAN A TELEPHONE.

REPORTER: HOMICIDE DETECTIVES

HAVE MORE CASES THIS YEAR

COMPARED TO THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

BUT THEY SAY THEY ARE GETTING

CLOSE TO MAKING ARRESTS IN

SEVERAL CASES.

>> THE MAYOR YOU'VE GOT A LOT ON

YOUR SHOULDERS.

THE COUNCILMEN YOU'VE GOT TO

STEP UP.

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Розы, мои розы цветут - Duration: 3:05.

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Amazing Ways to Live in the Desert! - Duration: 4:40.

I love living in a place where I get to enjoy rainy weather, because I love the smell of

rain!

And Squeaks likes jumping in puddles!

But there are some places where there's almost never any rain.

They're called deserts, and they're the driest places on Earth!

In deserts, there's so little rain that sometimes you have to wait a whole year just

for one rain storm!

So things that live in the desert, like plants and animals and even people, need special

ways to survive when there's so little water.

They also need special ways to deal with the temperature in the desert.

Because deserts aren't just very dry.

They can also be very hot or very cold.

Hot deserts are the kinds of deserts you might have heard about before.

They're incredibly hot — like as hot as the middle of the summer, all year!

Though they can also get pretty chilly at night.

Hot deserts don't have a lot of big leafy plants that can help provide shade during

the day, or anything to hold in heat at night like a blanket.

But not all deserts are hot.

There are actually cold deserts, too!

During the summer, cold deserts aren't too cold, but when it gets to winter, they're

freezing!

When you think of the cold, you might think of snow.

But it hardly ever snows in cold deserts, even though it's so cold.

There might only be a tiny bit of snow or rain all year.

Whether their desert is hot or cold, all of the plants and animals that live in deserts

have to be really well prepared to live in such an extreme place.

One of the main things that's hard about life in the desert is that there's so little

water.

So, Squeaks, what do you think plants or animals can do to make sure they have enough water?

(Squeaks squeaking)

That's right!

Some of them have special ways to hold on to whatever water they can find.

Like a cactus!

Cactuses are plants that live in deserts, and they have thick stems where they can store

water for a long time.

It's almost like they have a water bottle built into their bodies!

So even though it doesn't rain very much, whenever it does rain, a cactus will soak

up lots of water and save it up so it has water until the next time it rains.

But that's not the only way to get water when it hardly ever rains.

Do you know what kind of animal this is, Squeaks?

(Squeaks squeaking)

You're almost right!

It does look a lot like a bunny rabbit, but this is actually a different kind of animal,

called a jackrabbit.

Jackrabbits live in hot deserts in the United States and Mexico, and they mainly get their

water from the plants they eat.

They also do something kind of funny to make sure they get as much water as they can: they

eat their poop!

This way they can get any water that might have been left in it.

The other thing that's really hard about living in a hot desert is that it's so … hot!

That's why jackrabbits have those huge ears.

They're big so that the jackrabbit can cool off really quickly.

So jackrabbits don't do much during the day, when it's the hottest.

They sleep instead!

They're mainly active early in the morning and in the evening, when the sun isn't as

high in the sky so it's a little cooler.

They're also active at night.

But what about animals that can choose to live wherever they want, like humans?

Well, people have lived in deserts for an incredibly long time, and we've come up

with all kinds of ways to survive there.

But some humans live in the desert using some of the same ways as the other animals that

live there.

People who live in deserts can choose to wear special loose clothes that allow the breeze

to cool them off.

These clothes work a lot like a jackrabbit's ears, letting people catch a breeze and cool

off quickly!

People also have to avoid the intense heat of the hot desert sun.

You could try bringing an air conditioner with you wherever you go, but some people

use another way to stay cool.

They only go out when the sun is low!

Just like many of the other animals in the desert, some people will wake up early when

the sun is just rising, and get things done in the morning.

Then during the hottest part of the day, they'll rest in the shade.

Once the sun is setting, the air gets cooler, and everyone can go outside again without

getting too hot.

Do you remember which other animal does that, Squeaks?

(Squeaks squeaking)

That's right!

Jackrabbits are active in the mornings and evenings, too!

And there are lots of other desert animals that live this way too, like coyotes, birds,

and even porcupines!

Animals that are most active at sunrise and sunset are called crepuscular.

And it turns out that being crepuscular is a pretty good lifestyle for people in the

desert, too!

There are so many ways to live, even in a place as dry as a desert.

No matter how they choose to do it, the people, other animals, and plants that live in deserts

have to be pretty tough.

Thanks for joining us for this episode of SciShow Kids!

If you want to keep learning and having fun with me and Squeaks, be sure to click the

red Subscribe button.

Thanks and we'll see you next time here at the Fort!

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The Nope Book Tag [CC] - Duration: 12:15.

Hey guys, it's Kirsti. Welcome back to my channel and welcome to the Nope book tag.

You guys seem to love it when I drink haterade, so let's do another whole video

in which I do exactly that. This tag was created by Farah from A Booktube Book, and

I was tagged to do this by Chelsea from ChelseaDollingReads, because one of my

answers is the same as hers and, like, we bonded over the fact that we both hate

this one particular thing but we will get to that in due course. I'm going to

just get right into the questions, because there's a lot of them. I'm also

going to be reading them off my phone, because they're really fucking long.

Question number 1: a nope ending. A book ending that made you go nope, either in

denial, rage or simply because the ending was crappy. For this one I have to go

with Last Gleaming by Joss Whedon, which is Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 8

volume 8, so the Buffy Season 8 comics. I hated this book so much that I threw it

across the room. Like, literally hurled it across the room in a fit of rage because

I hated one particular moment in that so much, and I hated it to the point where I

have not gone on and read any more of the Buffy comics as a result of, like,

this one particular experience that I hated this moment so much and every

fibre of my being has been like "No, I can't deal with the Buffy comics

anymore", even though I have heard they've gotten a lot better since season eight

finished? Still not gonna read them because rage. Question number 2: a nope

protagonist. A main character you dislike and who drives you crazy.

Jessica Sweet from Sweet by Erin McCarthy. I read this series - all four

books in this quartet - I read in 2014 I think it was? I think it was 2014?

I had heard really good things about this new adult series and I was like "Well,

they're like $7 for the bundle on Kindle, I may as well buy

all four of these books, I have a lot of plane flights ahead of me, it'll give me

something to read." Holy shit, these books were fucking terrible. But by far the

main character that I hated the most in these books was fucking Jessica Sweet,

who was a manipulative piece of trash who just... Everything was always somebody

else's fault and she annoyed the shit out of me. She was incredibly

manipulative for, like, the duration of the book,

she just... She drove me nuts time and time and time again, and I'm still not

sure why the male lead fell in love with her rather than being like "Bitch, get

the fuck out of my house" because that is the treatment that she deserved for her

actions. Question 3: a nope series. A series

that turned out to be one huge pile of nope after you invested all of that time

and energy in it or a series you gave up on because it wasn't worth it anymore.

For me, the answer is one in the same. And that answer is Throne of Glass by Sarah

J Maas. I love the series for the first... two books? Also maybe the third book. Like,

I enjoyed a lot of stuff that was going on in the third book. I liked the prequel

novellas. But then book 4 came long and then book *5* came along and now I will

not be reading any more of that trashy trashy series. Unless it's like $2

on Kindle in which case I might hate read it. But probably not. Question

number 4: a nope popular pairing. A ship that you don't support. There is

really only one answer to this question for me. I mean, I have a lot of ships that

I don't support but my NOTP to end all NOTPs is fucking Aelin and Rowan

from the Throne of Glass series, most particularly Empire of Storms. I mean, I

hated them in Queen of Shadows as well. I liked their dynamic in Heir of Fire when

it was strictly platonic, but the second that that relationship turned romantic?

Nope. No no no, get that shit the fuck away from me which is a big part of why

I hated the Empire of Storms as much as I hated Empire of Storms. I hated that

Aelin started spending the entire fucking time being like "Mmm, let's have sexy

conversations in my head while I'm holding a war council!" Like, bitch. Fucking

stop. Focus on one thing at a time. I would be perfectly happy if Rowan died

in a fire and was never seen again. Like, then I might contemplate going back

to reading the series. Probably not. But I might. Question number 5: a nope plot twist.

A plot twist you didn't see coming or didn't like. There are not very many

occasions where I do not see a plot twist coming. I don't know what it is -

maybe because I've read it so many books? - that I'm like "Yeah, I can kind of see

what's coming here". But I think the plot twist that stands out the most to me,

like, over the years is what happens at the end of The Third Day the Frost. I did

not see that coming at all. I'm still not okay with it. I

just... I...I have a lot of feelings about the plot twist that happens at the end

of this book. I just...why would you do that? Why? Why would you do that? Ever??

Why. Question number 6: a nope protagonist action or decision. A character decision

that made you shake your head, nope. For this one I'm going to go with the,

like, big decision that Braden from Conviction by Kelly Loy Gilbert makes.

It's...it's a pretty big decision that he makes and I'm not going to go into

detail about what it is because spoilers. But the decision that he makes is actually

kind of against the law, and so that decision... I understand why he made the

decision that he made, but oh my God, it annoyed the living shit out of me.

Question number 7: a nope genre. A genre that you will never read. I think

really the only genre that I would flat-out say no, that's not my thing, I'm

not going to read it is erotica. Like, it's...it's just not my thing. I will read

romance books occasionally but I don't want straight-up porn, it's not my jam.

I don't care about it, I'm not interested in it, not going to read it. So I think

erotica is probably the only category where I will draw an absolute line in

the sand and say "nup, not going to do it." Question number 8: a nope book format.

Book formatting that you hate and avoid buying until it comes out in a different

edition. This will surprise literally nobody. Fucking hardback books.

I hate hardback books with the fire of a thousand suns. They are stupid expensive,

the dust jackets get ruined really really easily, and in Australia at least

we tend not to get the thing where, like, you take the dust jacket off and it's

really pretty underneath. We just get like shitty brown or black boring books

with, like, the title on the spine. And even if you take the dust jacket off to

read them, like, the book itself underneath gets damaged if you're

transporting it. So, like, why the fuck would you buy a hardback book?? Question

number 9: a nope trope. A trope that makes you go nope. I would have said

something along lines of like the Manic Pixie Dream Girl or The Reluctant Chosen

One or the Lost Princess or something like that. I do hate all of those things.

I think they're all incredibly overdone and they just need to stop. But at the

moment, the one that is pissing me off the absolute

most is a parent who is dying of cancer or a parent who has died of cancer or

parents who died in a car accident or a sibling who has drowned. Like, some kind

of past trauma that involves the death of a family member who is very close to

the protagonist and which is used either as, like, a thing that that they need to

overcome in the course of the story and that meeting a significant other will

help them to overcome or it's basically used as an excuse to, like, not have

parents in the book. And that just annoys the living shit out of me. It is really

not that difficult to include decent fictional parents in your story. Like,

look at The Hate U Give! The family dynamic in that book is fucking amazing

and nobody is dying of cancer. Question number 10: a nope recommendation. A book

recommendation that is constantly hyped and pushed at you that you simply refuse to

read. The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare. I read the first book back in, like,

2012 or something? And I didn't, like, hate it hate it. But the whole time that I was

reading it, it felt incredibly familiar. It was like I had read that thing before

but in a slightly different form. And I finally realised that okay, yeah, there

are a lot of similarities in this not only to Harry Potter but to things like

Buffy and other 90s pop culture where if you've grown up on 90s pop culture,

you're like "Hmm, yeah I see what you did there". So for me it just felt

incredibly familiar. I was not a big fan of the characters, I was not a huge fan of

the writing because it felt like I've read it before. So I did read that first

book. Will not continue with the rest of series, no matter how many times the kids

at work are like "But you really need to read the rest of the series, it's soooo good."

Ain't gonna happen. Question 11: a nope cliche or pet peeve. A cliche or writing

pet peeve that always makes you roll your eyes.

Crooked smiles in love interests or, like, weird descriptions of facial expressions

or facial features .Like, I don't know what it is about the way that some

writers describe people but it just makes me kind of do a confused dog head

tilt because I don't quite get what they're getting at. You either get the

descriptions where their eyes are showing, like, ten thousand

emotions at once and you're like "Are they really? Are they?" Or you get the

weird things like "cheekbones so sharp you could cut yourself on them", which,

like, dude. Fucking stop. Question number 12: a nope love interest.

A love interest that's not worthy of being one or a character you don't think

should have been a viable love interest. I mean, I have to start by saying

literally everybody in the Twilight series. Like all those characters suck.

Nobody deserves to be happy. That's all I have to say. I mean, really especially

Renesmee is not a viable love interest and should never be a viable love

interest and yet she's a viable love interest. That shit needed to not happen.

But I think the one that I'm going to go with here is Peter K from the To

All the Boys I've Loved Before trilogy by Jenny Han. I don't what it is about that

dude, I just cannot fucking stand him. I actually really enjoyed the second book

where there was, like, another guy coming into the picture and I was like "Yes, yes!

She needs to be with him!" So, um, yeah. I think I have to go with Peter. I don't

like him at all. Sorry not sorry. Question number 13: a nope book. A book that

should not have existed that made you say nope. I'm sure literally every single

one of you can guess what the answer to this question is going to be. Yeah.

Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer. I hate everything about this book. Every. Single.

Thing. Including the length, why the fuck is this book so long?? Question

number 14: a nope villain. A scary villain or antagonist you would hate to cross

and would make you run in the opposite direction. I struggled with this one for

a while because I tend not to find villains all that scary when I'm reading

books. But then I remembered St George from the Enemy series by Charlie

Higson. That dude is fucking terrifying, starting with the fact that, like, he

basically eats his own son. He's a zombie so, like, it kinda makes sense. But yeah.

Fucking creepy as hell, would not want to go anywhere near him. Question number 15: a

nope death. A character death that still haunts you.

I could go with pretty much any death in the Harry Potter series because, like,

reasons. But the one that I am going to go with happens towards the end of The

Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness. If you have read this book,

you will know what the death is. I am not over it. I will never be over it. I don't

think I will ever forgive Patrick Ness for that particular death. Just...no. I'm

not okay. And question number 16: a nope author. An

author you had a bad experience reading and have decided to quit. I could

list a lot of authors, I feel like, for this one. Like, Stephenie Meyer is

obviously off the list forever. Cassandra Clare?

Not a big fan of, not going to read anything else she writes. Brandon

Sanderson, same deal. But I think the actual final definitive answer

that I'm going to go with here is Jennifer Niven. I hated All the Bright

Places with the fire of a thousand suns. It causes me physical pain when I see

kids borrowing that book at work. I'm like "Oh, honey, no. Please don't read that

book, it's so awful." Like, I just I hated that book so much. I did not like the

writing, I have no interest in reading Holding Up the Universe. Just...no. Not

going to read it, not not going to read anything else that she writes because I

just... you know, that's how much I hated All the Bright Places. So there you have it,

friends. That is my answers to the nope book tag. If you want to do this tag,

go right ahead and consider yourself to be tagged because I don't know who's

done this shit and who hasn't. So if you want to do it, go do it. I tag you.

Thank you guys so much for watching, I love all your faces and I will see you

on Friday. Bye guys.

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The Story Of Moto Guzzi V8 - Two Wheel Madness - Duration: 5:00.

Moto Guzzi is one of the most legendary motorcycles brands out there and the V8 is one of the

best and motorcycles of all time.

With its complex 8 cylinder 500cc engine the Moto Guzzi V8 could reach speeds that other

GP motorcycles would reach only after 10 years.

Despite being way faster and powerful than other motorcycles the V8 failed to achieve

success.

Hello guys and welcome back to another video and this is The Story Of Moto Guzzi V8 - Two Wheel Madness.

Moto Guzzi was known for making great single and twin cylinder motorcycles for racing a

for road use.

But after they lost the 1954 Grand Prix championship against Gilera they decide to build a new

revolutionary bike.

They knew that 4 cylinders weren't powerful enough and a 6 cylinder would be to wide so

the solution was a V8 500cc motorcycle.

The V8 was designed by the lead engineer Giulio Carcano, assisted by Umberto Todero and Enrico

Cantoni and was build in just 5 months after they got the approval from Moto Guzzi principals

Carlo Guzzi and Giorgio Parodi.

The idea behind the Otto (Eight how the V8 is known in Italy) was to build a revolutionary

motorcycle which could reach new speeds.

The idea indeed was with high risks because the V8 was only used by cars at the time and

was complex and expensive to build.

The new motorcycle was tested for the first time in 1955, both the engine and the bike

were without precedent: a water-cooled, 500 cc (31 cu in) V-8 motorcycle — with dual

overhead cams and a separate carburetor for each of the eight cylinders.

In fact the Moto Guzzi engineers having been accustomed to air-cooled engines, actually

forgot to engage the water pump on the water cooling system on the V8 the first time they

tested the motorcycle.

The Otto Cilindri was fairly lightweight, weighting at only 148 kg/326 lbs and with

a power output of 75hp at 12000 rpm the V8 could reach a top speed 275 kmh/170 mph, a

pretty impressive top speed for the time.

The V8 engine was a piece of art on its own.

The engine weight only 45kg/99 lbs, the tiny cylinders, with dimensions of 44 mm/ 1.7 in.

bore and 41 mm/ 1.6 in.

stroke were arranged in two banks at 900 to each other a gear train drove the double overhead

camshafts.

Eight carburetors, 20 mm. bore, were tucked in between the banks.

Tyre, brake and suspension technology, however, lagged behind the powerful engine—making

race course field testing difficult and actual racing dangerous.

Only Dickie Dale, Stanley Woods, Alano Montanari, Keith Campbell, Bill Lomas, Fergus Anderson,

Giuseppe Colnago and Ken Kavanagh were ever able to even ride the V8 motorcycle.

Several of the riders experienced spectacular falls—Bill Lomas suffering a head injury

at the 1956 Senigallia Grand Prix.

Fergus Anderson crashed the motorcycle on its maiden run in Modena.

Ken Kavanagh refused to ride the motorcycle after the 1956 race at Spa-Francorchamps.

The Otto Cilindri also proved complex and expensive to build and maintain because bikes

suffered broken crankshafts, overheating, and seizing, all in addition to the danger

the bike posed to the racers themselves.

By 1957 there were two bikes available and no one willing to race the bike without further

development.

Instead, the Otto remained undeveloped, as Moto Guzzi and other manufacturers withdrew

from racing entirely in the 1957 season.

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How do you feel? Talking about emotions in Spanish - Duration: 22:43.

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10 SIGNS YOU'RE ADDICTED TO YOUR CELL PHONE - Duration: 5:25.

10 Signs You're Addicted to Your Cell Phone

Hashtag Zoe

hey guys it's Zoe and welcome back to my channel so for today's video I have ten

signs you're addicted to your phone and trust me you're probably guilty of more

than half of these things because I definitely am also so make sure to

subscribe to my channel if you're not already and also hit the notification

bell if you have not already so you can see my videos when I post them you'll

get notified that'd be good great awesome also comment the color of your

phone case mine's black bless my soul so

without further ado let's go ahead and get started with the video

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really can signal like now Tony kakko sound great good idea

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it I'm not sure Zoe

all right if you have made it this far in the video please comment the

old-fashioned emoji which looks like this and by emoji I mean smiley face and

by smiley face I mean a : and half of a parenthesis comic bat so people are

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locations like you're weird it's okay to be weird I accept you because I'm going

to comment that too so anyway thanks so much for watching if you enjoyed this

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Flying Into the Sun? NASA's Parker Solar Probe Mission - Duration: 9:50.

If you've watched enough of our videos, you know I've got an uneasy alliance with

the Sun.

Sure, it provides the energy we need for all life on Earth.

But, it's a great big ongoing thermonuclear reaction, and it's right there!

As soon as we get fusion, Sun, in like, 30 years or so, I tell you, we'll be the ones

laughing.

But to be honest, we still have so many questions about the Sun.

For starters, we don't fully understand the solar wind blasting out of the Sun.

This constant wind of charged particles is constantly blowing out into space, but sometimes

it's stronger, and sometimes it's weaker.

What are the factors that contribute to the solar wind?

And as you know, these charged particles are not healthy for the human body, or for our

precious electronics.

In fact, the Sun occasionally releases enormous blasts that can damage our satellites and

electrical grids.

How can we predict the intensity so that we can be better prepared for dangerous solar

storms?

Especially the Carrington-class events that might take down huge portions of our modern

society.

Perhaps the biggest mystery with the Sun is the temperature of its corona.

The surface of the Sun is hot, like 5,500 degrees Celsius.

But if you rise up into the atmosphere of the Sun, into its corona, the temperature

jumps beyond a million degrees.

The list of mysteries is long.

And to start understanding what's going on, we'll need to get much much closer to

the Sun.

Good news, NASA has a new mission in the works to do just that.

The mission is called the Parker Solar Probe.

Actually, last week, it was called the Solar Probe Plus, but then NASA renamed it, and

that reminded me to do a video on it.

It's pretty normal for NASA to rename their spacecraft, usually after a dead astronomer/space

scientist, like Kepler, Chandra, etc.

This time, though, they renamed it for a legendary solar astronomer Eugene Parker, who developed

much of our modern thinking on the Sun's solar wind.

Parker just turned 90 and this is the first time NASA has named it after someone living.

Anyway, back to the spacecraft.

The mission is due to launch in early August 2018 on a Delta IV Heavy, so we're still

more than a year away at this point.

When it does, it'll carry the spacecraft on a very unusual trajectory through the inner

Solar System.

The problem is that the Sun is actually a very difficult place to reach.

In fact, it's the hardest place to get to in the entire Solar System.

Remember that the Earth is traveling around the Sun at a velocity of 30 km/s.

That's almost three times the velocity it takes to get into orbit.

That's a lot of velocity.

In order to be able to get anywhere near the Sun, the probe needs to shed velocity.

And in order to do this, it's going to use gravitational slingshots with Venus.

We've talked about gravitational slingshots in the past, and how you can use them to speed

up a spacecraft, but you can actually do the reverse.

The Parker Solar Probe will fall down into Venus' gravity well, and give orbital velocity

to Venus.

This will put it on a new trajectory which takes it closer to the Sun.

It'll do a total of 7 flybys in 7 years, each of which will tweak its trajectory and

shed some of that orbital momentum.

You know, trying to explain orbital maneuvering is tough.

I highly recommend that you try out Kerbal Space Program.

I've learned more about orbital mechanics by playing that game for a few months than

I have in almost 2 decades of space journalism.

Go ahead, try to get to the Sun, I challenge you.

Anyway, with each Venus flyby, the Parker Solar Probe will get closer and closer to

the Sun, well within the orbit of Mercury.

Far closer than any spacecraft has ever gotten to the Sun.

At its closest point, it'll only be 5.9 million kilometers from the Sun.

Just for comparison, the Earth orbits at an average distance of about 150 million kilometers.

That's close.

And over the course of its entire mission, the spacecraft is expected to make a total

of 24 complete orbits of the Sun, analyzing that plasma ball from every angle.

The orbit is also highly elliptical, which means that it's going really really fast

at its closest point.

Almost 725,000 km/h.

In order to withstand the intense temperatures of being this close to the Sun, NASA has engineered

the Parker Solar Probe to shed heat.

It's equipped with an 11.5 cm-thick shield made of carbon-composite.

For that short time it spends really close to the Sun, the spacecraft will keep the shield

up, blocking that heat from reaching the rest of its instruments.

And it's going to get hot.

We're talking about more than 1,300 degrees Celsius, which is about 475 times as much

energy as a spacecraft receives here on Earth.

In the outer Solar System, the problem is that there just isn't enough energy to power

solar panels.

But where Parker is going, there's just too much energy.

In a moment, I'm going to talk about the deep mysteries about the Sun that the Parker

Solar Probe is going to help us understand, but first, I'd like to thank Charles Dunn,

Nichola Hammoudeh, Paul Aubin, and the rest of our 737 patrons for their generous support.

If you love what we're doing and want to help out, head over to patreon.com/universetoday

Now we've talked about the engineering difficulties of getting a spacecraft this close to the

Sun, let's talk about the science.

The biggest question astronomers are looking to solve is, how does the corona get so hot.

The surface is 5,500 Celsius.

As you get farther away from the Sun, you'd expect the temperature to go down.

And it certainly does once you get as far as the orbit of the Earth.

But the Sun's corona, or its outer atmosphere, extends millions of kilometers into space.

You can see it during a solar eclipse as this faint glow around the Sun.

Instead of dropping, the temperature rises to more than a million degrees.

What could be causing this?

There are a couple of ideas.

Plasma waves pushed off the Sun could bunch up and release their heat into the corona.

You could also get the crisscrossing of magnetic field lines that create mini-flares within

the corona, heating it up.

The second great mystery is the solar wind, the stream of charged protons and electrons

coming from the Sun.

Instead of a constant blowing wind, it can go faster or slower.

And when the speed changes, the contents of the wind change too.

There's the slow wind, that goes a mere 1.1 million km/h and seems to emanate from

the Sun's equatorial regions.

And then the fast wind, which seems to be coming out of coronal holes, cooler parts

in the Sun's corona, and can be going at 2.7 million km/h.

Why does the solar wind speed change?

Why does its consistency change?

The Parker Solar Probe is equipped with four major instruments, each of which will gather

data from the Sun and its environment.

The FIELDS experiment will measure the electric and magnetic fields and waves around the Sun.

We know that much of the Sun's behavior is driven by the complex interaction between

charged plasma in the Sun.

In fact, many physicists agree that magnetohydrodynamics is easily one of the most complicated fields

you can get into.

Integrated Science Investigation of the Sun, or ISOIS (which I suspect needs a renaming)

will measure the charged particles streaming off the Sun, during regular solar activity

and during dangerous solar storms.

Can we get any warning before these events occur, giving astronauts more time to protect

themselves?

Wide-field Imager for Solar PRobe or WISPR is its telescope and camera.

It's going to be taking close up, high resolution images of the Sun and its corona that will

blow our collective minds…

I hope.

I mean, if it's just a bunch of interesting data and no pretty pictures, it's going

to be hard to make cool videos showcasing the results of the mission.

You hear me NASA, we want pictures and videos.

And science, sure.

And then the Solar Wind Electrons Alphas and Protons Investigation, or SWEAP, will measure

type, velocity, temperature and density of particles around the Sun, to help us understand

the environment around it.

One interesting side note, the spacecraft will be carrying a tiny chip on board with

photos of Eugene Parker and a copy of his original 1958 paper explaining the Sun's

solar wind.

I know we're still more than a year away from liftoff, and several years away before

the science data starts pouring in.

But you'll be hearing more and more about this mission shortly, and I'm pretty excited

about what it's going to accomplish.

So stay tuned, and once the science comes in, I'm sure you'll hear plenty more about

it.

I'd love to hear what you think about this mission, and the mysteries of the Sun.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

In our next episode we talk about the revolution in gravitational waves.

Now there have been three detections, are we entering a whole new era of gravitational

astronomy?

That's next time.

As always, it's time for your playlist.

A short group of videos I've hand selected to help you explore this topic more deeply.

Let's start with an official video from NASA about the Parker Solar Probe, a video

about the mystery of coronal heating, an awesome video of the Sun.

An attempt to fly past the Sun in Kerbal Space Program.

Finally, a longer presentation from NASA about the mission.

One interesting sidenote, the spacesh- hmm.

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Orphan Black - Tatiana Maslany Q&A - Ep.501 - Duration: 1:23.

Hi, I'm Tatiana Maslany

from Orphan Black.

and I play a lot of the clones

most of them

This is a bunch of answers to

questions about season 5

that I will give to you

Yes, I feel like Cosima has

a sort of

she's sort of that mix of like

clinical and personal

and so her obsession with finding out

where they are from

is from a scientific point of view

and it's fascinating to her

and it's vital to her

but also she has the personal thing of

"Who am I?" and that sort of

identity question wrapped up in it

so she has both sides working

which is why she so bravely

and maybe ignorantly, stays on the island

P.T. Westmoreland is his own guy

he's a bit of Wizard of Oz

cause there is a lot of smoke and mirrors

there's sort of something going on

that we don't quite understand

he's got maybe 170 years on us

he's maybe a very old, old person

There's a lot of spin

so there is somebody else who

I might say he is more like

but I won't name him

cause I don't need to name him

I think we all know who I am talking about

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Playing the new update of clash royale 2 vs 2 " taking towers with just rockets" - Duration: 8:44.

Hey what´s up guys, welcome back to my channel

In today´s day we are going to play the new update that just came in

And just a reminder:"I´m going to upload some videos this week in which you are not going to have the absolute dialogue

because, i´m not going to be in home, okay :)

So, I´m going to let you videos for this week, i hope you guys enjoy it and shared my videos

Today Andres is with me, Hey Andres say hi

Good morning, hahaha oh wow so decent.

well requeset a match , the idea is take the towards down with juts rockets

Defend well as we can and take out the toward just using rockets.

As you already know Juan H always take towards with dirty things

hahaha take out the toward of your mom

i got a rocket, should i throw it ?

Yessss threw it, i´m going to throw the rocket to the executioner

good he is using the rocket for the .. oh wow he is doing the same thing

come on men don´t be dirty, this guy

I´m going to use my princess to see if we can connect the toward

there we go, he use his skeletons

too much people upgrade there skeletons and with this balance changes they are unuseful

i´m going to throw another rocket

i´m going to put my goblin gang in the middle

i´m going to use my hog rider in the left, try to defend that

i got log, should i throw it ?

no, oh boy. here we go

here we go, hahahaha

well, I already cycle to my rocket, do you have something to defend ?

ok , i already throw it

try to defend wherever they use to attack

as you can see the toward has 1081 points just throwing rockets.

is a little bit dirty, i´m going to put my princess in the back

i got knight

i wasn´t going to defend that

hahaaha yoooo this guy is also throwing rockets and he didn´t kill the princess

well he gotta use his log to kill the princess

i´m going to use my skeletons and my hog rider in the left and i cycled back to rocket

oh wow we already take down the toward with the archers

just throwing rockets, we take out the toward

come on hog you gotta take on hit, stupid hog rider.

i´m going to save my log to use it for the goblin barrel.

knight, i got a knight with a better level

ok put your knight , because after you start to say here we go

i´m going to threw another rocket for the second toward

try to defend wherever they put.

what about if we threw another rocket, good i´m going to defend wherever is coming

oh wow, this is so dirty, hahaha si so funny that we are winning with dirty things

i´m going to defend with a knight

use a rocket in defense, hahahaha is the only thing that is missing is log

oh no, one of the goblins stay alive, noooo what the hell why you use that rocket on defense !!!!!

well played, let´s play another match to show you guys how dirty we are playing today

hahahaa is so sad win this just with dirty things.

requeset, alright. Well people here we are with the last match, some one else accepted the match. I was too slow, but it´s fine

the idea is finished up w this match taking the tower with just rockets

put it, i´m going to use my hog rider in the front and you put your mortar

okay, now i got my rocket on my cycle

i´m going to throw it, throw it ! well played

hahaha i was thinking you was going to do the hidden rocket, not goblin barrel hidden, hidden rocket !

well played you hit the lava hound and the ice wizard

i´m going to put my inferno tower down to stop that push.

Do you know what we need ?

what ? another rocket

no, we need a tornado. or a mirror

now we got a big problem

well played, we defend our tower

i´m going to use my skeletons, don´t touch my tower !

well played, the infernal dragon is not going to hit the tower.

oh wow look at that mortar, it even hit the stone, do you saw that ?

okay, i´m going to defend

hahaha he gets mad

oops, well i´m going to save my elixer to try to defend

i´m going with my hog rider

use your inferno tower, right here or where you wants it ?

right there, i´m going to use my rocket.

i don´t have it, i don´t have enough elixer

good, it doesn´t matter we defend our tower

oh boy, the ballon gets one hit

we did a good defense, pretty bad, pretty bad but we still defending our tower

rocket ?, go ahead

how much time is left ? 37 seconds

oh wow double lava hound, i´m going to cycle again faster

i´m going to place my knight in the back and the inferno tower

dude do you have arrows ?

arrows !, i don´t have arrows. I´m going to use my rocket

arrows again, arrows !!!!

oh boy ! that is tower, let´s try to attack the left tower, look at that

what should we do ? hahaha they are so dirty

we don´t have anything to defend that push

do you have a rocket ?

no, i don´t have a rocket

oh wow we defend that

what the hell are you doing ?

hahahah see what happens when you are kidding

both are laughing

rocket !

i don´t have a rocket

do you have a rocket ?

omg that ballons are going to hit the toward

hahaha the problem is the bomb of the ballon, it reachs the tower

they are going to win with just spells, yeah they are going to win with just spells

no , this is no real hahaha

well we are going to finished the video right here

well, i hope you guys enjoy it, here trolling a little bit and they finished up trolling us

i hope you guys enjoy it, please suscribe to my channel, if you like this type of videos, let me know in the comments

shared the video, don´t forget to give your thumbs up and don´t forget this week the videos are going to be without dialogue

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Reviving & Contemporizing Jesus Messages - Duration: 5:06.

Jesus had died on our behalf and cancelled our sins.

Why are people still suffering?

This is the question that is in the minds of not only the non-Christians, but also the

Christians as well.

I have no doubt in my mind that Jesus came here as a sacrificial lamb, and did take on

himself our sins.

There's no doubt about it, but how to answer this question?

"Why is this sin still there?

And why people are still suffering?"

We have to understand a whole lot of things that I'm going to do my best and take over

a few months to come, to talk about that.

And why are people still suffering, although Jesus had died on the cross and shed his blood?

First of all we have to understand sacrifice.

I can understand this better because the Sacrificial Lamb Tradition is in vogue in India.

Goats are being sacrificed in temples.

Just reminding me [of] the Leviticus Tradition in Ancient Israel, and sins were atoned by

the blood of the animals.

And Jesus came here to do something phenomenal.

So I'm going to talk about that.

Just in order to give you a proper perspective of what sin is, and what is atonement, and

how relevant it is today?

And that's very important.

And we have understood, we have misunderstood a lot of the teachings of Christ because the

misunderstanding because of failure to, for people who are interpreting them, the teachings

in the phenomenological perspective.

Whatever he did could be understood in a phenomenological perspective, in a scientific perspective.

So that's what I'm going to do.

And the most important thing is, if you do something in the name of Christ, it will work.

But then you should not use the word Christ or Jesus, because everything is there in the

word, the name is a word.

Everything is named in the sound.

And Jesus was never called Jesus or Christ.

And then it's only in English.

And it's all mistranslations, so you go wrong doing that.

And this happened with the Holy Spirit too.

The Holy Spirit will work only when you use its, the Holy Spirit's name in Hebrew.

I think that's what I have been trying to revive.

And there will be a presentation [on Sunday] and followed by a meditation.

And I feel somehow called upon to do this because Jesus can make a difference in the

lives of people, not necessarily Christians.

This, Jesus never wanted anybody to become a Christian, he wanted everybody to become

Him, a Christ, not Christians.

He said that, 'You can even be better than me.'

And all of these things we looked at in our presentation [Sunday, June 10], at 8am, California Time. God Bless.

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Hilton Waikoloa Pt. 1 | Waikoloa, Hawaii | Travel Vlog 03 - Duration: 3:08.

Hey everyone!

So today we're going to be at the Hilton Waikoloa

uh, hotel. I think (Yes).

Um, and we're just going to be

spending the day here, pretending to be tourists.

So I got my Japanese shirt on,

I became Japanese

no, just kidding.

But yeah, so I'm here with my friends Zac,

and Ari,

and returning this week is Patrick

if you remember that closeup.

And my friend Ben over there.

So yeah, so today we're going to hang out at the hotel,

hopefully I get some cool shots for you guys to see.

Yeah, I don't know. We'll see how this week goes. Wooo!

Oh my gosh, my voice is going.

But thank you guys for watching today's video.

So we were at the Hilton in the Waikoloa area.

It's a pretty cool hotel, lots of cool things we did with

Zac, Patrick again, Ari and then Ben

Yes.

Alright, but yeah, thanks for watching.

I think I might call this part one video, I don't know.

There's so much more we didn't see even though we

went through the whole hotel.

There's still other things around here that I didn't get to show.

So maybe there will be a second video

Um--

Give it a thumbs up for all these guys

Um--

Hopefully we can do another one with them again.

But yeah, check out last week's video,

keep watching out for these travel vlogs,

and I'll see you guys next time.

How did you guys like the trip?

My, my, my favorite part

my favorite part,

was, was,

when the dolphins--

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ZKC'31 SCHOOLKORFBAL 2017 - AFTERMOVIE - JARI! - Duration: 2:59.

For more infomation >> ZKC'31 SCHOOLKORFBAL 2017 - AFTERMOVIE - JARI! - Duration: 2:59.

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Graham - Special Reportage (#11) A Tour Through Donetskiy, LPR Frontier, After Ukrainian Shelling - Duration: 33:04.

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Страшные Истории: "Склеп" (Страшная История от подписчика) - Duration: 9:05.

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Can Hot Tubs Make You Sick? - Duration: 3:03.

Maybe it's been a long day and you want to kick back and spend some time in a jacuzzi,

letting those magic water jets get up all on your neck.

But as relaxing as hot tubs can be, they also come with some... microbial risks.

Like any pool of water, hot tubs can incubate all kinds of germs.

And because they're smaller, warmer, and have those bubbly jets, they actually pose

more of a risk for certain diseases.

Take, for instance, the most common hot tub illness: pseudomonas folliculitis, an infection

of your hair follicles with the bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Hair follicles are the little breaks in the skin that hairs grow out of, all over your

body.

So if these bacteria are soaking in the water with you, they set up shop in your follicles.

A day or so later, pustules will pop up all over your skin, usually where your swimsuit

was.

The good news is that unless your immune system isn't working, well this infection is itchy

and maybe embarrassing, but mostly harmless, and will usually go away on its own after

about a week.

You can get pseudomonas folliculitis from any contaminated pool or lake, but it's

known as hot tub rash for a reason.

Hot tubs are hard to keep clean, and the warm water makes this species of bacteria grow

faster.

You can, of course, disinfect pools and hot tubs by adding chlorine to water, which forms

hypochlorous acid, which can tear apart bacteria and kill them.

But because chlorine also reacts with other stuff, like dirt, sweat, and lotions, it gets

used up faster when there are more people in a small tub.

Plus, chlorine is less effective at higher temperatures.

Now, other bacteria like the wetness and warmth of hot tubs, too, including Legionella.

These bacteria aren't so bad if they touch your skin, but hot tubs are bubbly.

And those massaging jets of water also create a mist that you breathe in, so Legionella

in the water can get into your lungs and cause an infection.]

If you're otherwise healthy, this usually isn't a huge problem.

You might develop a few flu-like symptoms at worst.

But if you're older, smoke, or already have a lung problem, it can cause a deadly type

of pneumonia called Legionnaires' disease.

Certain types of mycobacteria can also lurk in hot tub water.

These bacteria are inhaled like Legionella, but instead of creating an infection and multiplying

the bacteria trigger a sort of allergic reaction called hypersensitivity pneumonitis, or hot

tub lung.

Even if you aren't old or already sick, your immune system can overreact to these

bacteria so your lungs become inflamed, making it hard to breathe or making you very tired.

And because not many doctors bother to ask their patients about their hot tub usage,

people might not suspect their nightly soaks are causing the problem.

If all this has you less psyched to hit the spa, remember that clean and properly chlorinated

hot tubs are perfectly safe.

So, just check before you take a dip!

Thanks to all of our Patreon patrons who keep these answers coming, and for more swimming

science, we have a video where Michael explains why your fingers and toes get all wrinkly

when you soak for too long.

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5 STRANGEST Sightings Of ALIEN BEINGS Spotted On Camera In The Middle Of THE WOODS! - Duration: 4:57.

As if the woods wasn't already a scary enough place with bears, snakes and all different types of

wildlife roaming about, we also have to worry about aliens.

In this video we take a look at some creepy alleged sightings of aliens which were captured

in the middle of the woods.

5) Parque Forest Alien The Parque Forest is located in Santiago,

Chile.

In 2017 A civil engineer was walking through the forest when he decided to take a picture

of police officers that were passing by, after analysing the pictures he noticed something

strange in the background.

He claims to have captured a small humanoid creature on tape.

Now clearly this photo could have been easily photoshopped however, on the other side of

Chile this strange humanoid was found in the Atacama desert.

The humanoid was sent to Stanford University to undergo analysis including x-rays, CAT

Scans and genetic samples.

The humanoid is 6 inches long, has 10 ribs and lived up to 6 to 8 years before its death.

Dr. Lachman who analysed the humanoid concluded the appearance of it is not the result of

any known deformity, genetic defect, skeletal dysplasia or any other kind of known human

abnormality.

He also stated no human has been able to live for 6 to 8 years and remain only 6 inches

in length.

The humanoid was sent to other doctors for further analysis, it was concluded that

the humanoid was not a human fetus.

The Humanoid still remains a mystery.

4) Emerson County Aliens Emerson County forests in New Jersey are

rumoured to be infested with strange aliens known as "Invisible Aliens" and "Shadow

Aliens", reports of these aliens in Emerson County go back to 1957.

In 1997 a person who was filming in the forests of Emerson claimed to have captured these

aliens on tape.

People on the internet have backed up the claims of these aliens describing them as

looking like "ethereal fumes".

3) Yosemite and Fresno Aliens These are also known as "Nightcrawlers"

they first made a sighting in Fresno California and then Yosemite National Park.

The creatures appear to be a short, thin white humanoid with no arms.

Some native Americans claim the creatures have existed on earth for a considerable amount

of time and are from a planet which is mainly swamplands.

They claim they are here on earth to rebuild the connection between man and nature.

The first sighting occurred in November of 2007 and the last occurred March 2011.

Some claim these sightings have been debunked as a simple prank pulled off by local kids.

2) Brazilian Alien Grey There isn't much information surrounding

this clip, it comes from Brazil.

While in the forests of Brazil in 2014 a man believes to have come across a small alien

grey.

Small alien greys account for 43% of all reported sightings and abductions in the united

states.

They have been described as small grey hairless skinned sexless creatures with large black

eyes.

They had been popularised after the Barney and Betty hill abduction of 1961 and the Roswell

UFO Incident of 1947.

The small alien greys are also known as Zeta Reticulans as they are believed to come from

the Zeta Retculi star system.

1) La Tunda This clip comes from Colombia, a farmer had

noticed something making a commotion in the woods behind his farm.

As this continued for several days he decided to get equipped with a gun and his dogs, he

then went to investigate taking his camera with him.

The alien creature charges at the farmer from the shrubbery, he then shoots the alien and

his dog attack it.

He managed to kill the alien.

After this footage was released people of Colombia feared this may have been "La Tunda"

also known as "the child of the devil".

This is an urban legend throughout Colombia and Ecuador of an alien shape shifting type

of creature which lives in the woods, according to the legend the creature shape shifts to

lure people into the woods to their death.

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7 YouTubers Who Got EXPOSED For Lying! (Jake Paul, Alissa Violet, Lance Stewart) - Duration: 12:11.

7 youtubers who got exposed

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Superheroes We Lost So Far In 2017 - Duration: 4:45.

In the world of superheroes, death is simply a passing inconvenience.

If your favorite character dies a horrible yet heroic death, well, it might sting for

a bit, but don't worry — they'll be back sooner or later.

With that in mind, here's a spoiler-filled look at some of the superheroes we lost so

far in 2017.

Rest in peace… for now.

Logan

Wolverine has been one of the most popular superheroes in the world for decades, thanks

in large part to Hugh Jackman, who's portrayed the character in nine movies since the year

2000.

In 2017, though, Jackman appeared in what he swears is his final film as Wolverine,

headlining the grim Logan.

Fittingly, Jackman's final appearance as Wolverine ended with Logan's death.

Turns out the adamantium grafted to his bones didn't just make him indestructible — it

also was slowly poisoning him, pushing his mutant healing factor beyond its capabilities.

So when Logan faced off against an evil clone, his battered body finally gave up the ghost

— but not before he heroically saved a group of mutant kids, including a totally different,

totally not evil little girl clone.

So at least some of Logan lives on somewhere, even if it might be a little too confusing

to understand.

Professor Charles Xavier

Dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal, Professor Xavier has been

pursuing his dream since 1963.

And for the better part of two decades, Patrick Stewart has been one of a pair of actors portraying

the good professor on the big screen.

Sadly, the Professor's dream turned into a nightmare in the film Logan.

After suffering a seizure that accidentally caused him to kill all his own students, Xavier

was put into a drugged stupor by his last remaining pupil, Logan.

Professor X's pain finally came to an end when Logan's evil clone killed him right in

the middle of a road trip to the woods of North Dakota.

That seems like a fittingly convoluted way for the original X-Man to die.

Jack Flag

First debuting back in 1994, Jack Harrison was originally a member of a citizen's patrol

group who responded to reports submitted to Captain America's danger hotline.

But during a fight with Mr. Hyde, he got drenched in super chemicals and became a real deal

superpowered hero under the name Jack Flag.

After bouncing around the Marvel Universe for two decades, even joining the Guardians

of the Galaxy at one point, Jack Flag and his on-again-off-again partner Free Spirit

were eventually recruited by Captain America to Join SHIELD.

Unknown to them, however, Steve had been turned evil by the reality-warping powers of the

Cosmic Cube and was actually working for Hydra.

Jack discovered this the hard way when Steve Rogers tossed him out of a plane.

Jack survived the fall, but was left brain dead until Free Spirit decided to pull the

plug.

Jack, we hoist a patriotic face bandana to your memory.

Hack

When you join a team called the Suicide Squad, you have to know your time is limited.

The superhero known as Hack found this out the hard way.

A tech-savvy metahuman who grew up in the slums of Nairobi, Hack had the unique ability

to interact with computers using her mind, allowing her to surf the web and download

information directly into her head, as well as turn people into digital code and transport

them through the internet.

But rather than simply use her powers to binge-watch YouTube, Hack decided to help the Suicide

Squad.

Along the way, she accidentally discovered that the team had traitors in their midst.

Before she could reveal this shocking information, one of those traitors, Captain Boomerang,

stabbed her to death.

Alas, poor Hack.

We hardly knew ye.

Patriot

When it comes to classic superheroes, it doesn't get much more old school than Jeffrey Mace,

The Patriot, who first debuted way back in 1941.

Though his heyday in the comics ended long ago, The Patriot got a second lease on life

thanks to Marvel's Agents of SHIELD, where he appeared in season four as the spy agency's

new director.

Blessed with powers thanks to a super soldier serum, Mace ended up entering the virtual

reality program called The Framework in order to rescue some of his agents.

And just like in The Matrix, if you die in the Framework, you die in reality too.

"Whoa."

While Mace performed a rescue inside the program, Madame Hydra blew up the building he was in.

Mace was able to use his powers to save everyone else in the building and give them time to

escape — but at the cost of his own life.

"Coulsen?" "I'm right here, hang on."

"Go."

Bucky Barnes, The Winter soldier

That used to be one basic rule when it came to bringing back dead characters: everyone

could return except for Peter Parker's Uncle Ben and Captain Amercia's sidekick Bucky Barnes,

who died while trying to defuse one of Baron Zemo's flying bombs during World War II.

That rule was famously violated, though, when Bucky returned from the dead as the Soviet

sleeper super agent, the Winter Soldier.

However, all good things must come to an end, including Bucky's second life.

After Captain America was turned evil by the Cosmic Cube, evil Steve Rogers teamed up with

the new Baron Zemo.

They captured Bucky, and, in a cruel twist, re-enacted his original death by strapping

him to a replica of that same flying bomb and blowing him sky high.

Don't worry, though, he'll probably be back.

After all, it's happened before.

"Bucky?"

"Who the hell is Bucky?"

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