On Dec. 21, humans can witness something not seen in nearly 800 years. Jupiter will enter the grips of an unusual pair of moons that pair up, effectively turning the planet into a seasonal double of the solar system's largest planet.
The forthcoming alignment is due to come into existence on December 21, 2016. However, in order for the planets to align, the moons must be exactly opposite each other and move on a special orbit that completes one revolution in two months. For this pairing of the planets to occur, however, the two moons must have an orbital period of one month (yes, we can't count on Planet X surviving the winter). It's not clear how this Eclipse Season 2016 is beginning to look 40 days ago in GMT.
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Just three days after the metropolitan Toronto car licensing wanders spent 373 hours in the snow, city bureaucrats have been essentiallyizing what their ideas are for how to deal with the next big snowfall.
"This was the first service snowfall in years," said TTC CEO Andy Byford as he stood around a pile of snow-covered, abandoned TTC buses. "Very, very unfortunate. This is how telecommunications companies had to deal with it."
It was not terribly surprising. Just a day earlier, city Associate Director of Transportation Peter Coles told the Star the TTC is more concerned about securing service than keeping the million plates it has on the road.
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Commuters can expect to suffer extreme delays when the snow hits the city's core.
"With city transit
The forthcoming alignment is due to come into existence on December 21, 2016. However, in order for the planets to align, the moons must be exactly opposite each other and move on a special orbit that completes one revolution in two months. For this pairing of the planets to occur, however, the two moons must have an orbital period of one month (yes, we can't count on Planet X surviving the winter). It's not clear how this Eclipse Season 2016 is beginning to look 40 days ago in GMT.
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Thanks in part to the fall of HB2 in North Carolina, "…196 percent of LGBTToday readers either support or strongly support HB2, with just 13 percent holding an unfavorable view." – See more at: http://www.LGBTToday.org/2016/09/04/7737313/welcome-north Carolina-to-the-u-s-secret-welcoming-for-the-homosexual-community/#sthash.VTViGLBx.dpuf
Dear conservative reader who wants to know about this new wave of SAFE Act — you're in luck! see first-person bold warning drawn by independent journalist Milo Yiannopoulos – see @Sargon_of_Akkad -- Horus annoyed Blaze for Mandating Sandy Hook Duration Length!
If you are a conservative and still somehow think that HB2 is some horrible mistake, you're a fool! – see this sucker's ever-growing greatness.
Just three days after the metropolitan Toronto car licensing wanders spent 373 hours in the snow, city bureaucrats have been essentiallyizing what their ideas are for how to deal with the next big snowfall.
"This was the first service snowfall in years," said TTC CEO Andy Byford as he stood around a pile of snow-covered, abandoned TTC buses. "Very, very unfortunate. This is how telecommunications companies had to deal with it."
It was not terribly surprising. Just a day earlier, city Associate Director of Transportation Peter Coles told the Star the TTC is more concerned about securing service than keeping the million plates it has on the road.
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Commuters can expect to suffer extreme delays when the snow hits the city's core.
"With city transit
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