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Google will unveil the Pixel 9 phones on Tuesday, which will surely pack various Gemini AI features. That's what we'd' expect from Google, even without all the leaks that have already spoiled some of these surprises. However, the industry might be more interested in the success of the iPhone 16 and the Apple Intelligence suite of apps and features that will be available on all four Apple phones. Insider Ming-Chi Kuo says that AI has been a strong driver for phones that turned genAI features into a key sales point, like the Galaxy S24 series, but that momentum is slowing down. It'll be up to the iPhone 16 to convince buyers that Apple Intelligence is exciting enough to buy a new handset. Thus, the iPhone 16's performance will be an indicator of excitement related to AI devices. Continue reading... The post The success of iPhone 16’s AI might matter to more companies than just Apple appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $699 Apple Watch Ultra 2, self-bagging trash can, $349 Dyson V8 Plus vacuum, more Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $40 foldable camera drone, $899 M3 MacBook Air, $16 wireless charger, more Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, $50 off PS5, $200 off PSVR, $100 Hoover carpet cleaner, more Today’s deals: $229 iPad, $300 off Samsung foldables (last chance), $20 label maker, HP laptop sale, more

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Countless viewers tuned in to watch the endearing cast of The Wonder Years grow up through the relatable trials and tribulations of adolescence. It’s been three decades since the finale, and to put that even further into perspective, former child star Jason Hervey has officially become a grandfather, according to his former co-star Danica McKellar. Hervey was a particularly memorable part of The Wonder Years as the frustrating older brother Wayne Arnold, never one for quality romance but always armed with a whole array of colorful and belittling nicknames for the younger kids. All this made his arc into maturity all the more gripping, and according to McKellar, now Hervey himself has passed a huge milestone of his own that will have The Wonder Years fans wondering where the time went. ‘The Wonder Years’ child star Jason Hervey is a grandfather   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Danica McKellar (@danicamckellar) McKellar brought the big news to everyone’s attention with a recent Instagram post. Fanboy Expo Convention played host to a massive Wonder Years cast reunion that brought together almost all of the series regulars. “Our official group Wonder Years shot from Day 1 of @fanboy_expo,” McKellar captioned the post, which is accompanied by a carousel of images from the big event. “What a great day already, and we still have our panel coming up in a few minutes.” RELATED: Whatever Happened To Jason Hervey From ‘The Wonder Years’? “I would say, will somebody please ask @realdanlauria to smile,” she continued teasingly, “but look at those pearly whites as soon as my mom joined the picture! (Swipe) And how cute are Dan & Alley, holding hands??” Another post included a shot of a beautiful bundle of joy. “Wanna feel old?” McKellar marveled. “My Wonder Years co-star @jason.hervey (Wayne Arnold) is a GRANDPA! And ooooh my goodness his grandson Shia is BEYOND precious!!” Still living in the wonder years Danica McKellar excitedly revealed that Jason Hervey of The Wonder Years has become a grandfather / © New World Television/courtesy Everett Collection The original Wonder Years had that special golden glow of nostalgia throughout its runtime in the late ’80s and early ’90s, but for at least some of the cast, that special joy has not only stayed but evolved into something different yet just as great. 52-year-old Hervey is the proud father of twins, and he shared just how much his role of parenthood informed his life from then on out in a tribute post on social media. “17 yrs ago today my life changed 4ever as I realized what my true purpose actually was when my twins were born,” he mused. Hervey found renewed purpose when he became a father / ImageCollect McKellar was excited to get to hold Hervey’s baby grandson, Shia, after the convention was over. Praising the “family vibes all around,” McKellar gushed over Shia’s mother, Hervey’s daughter Shaina. Yet it still feels like yesterday! Click for next Article The post ‘The Wonder Years’ Child Star Jason Hervey Is Now Officially A Grandfather appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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We’ve all read the advice, during a meteor shower there is no equipment needed. All you need to do is lay back and wonder at one of the most spectacular sights the universe has to offer. That’s about it though and while you lay back on a lounger and watch it really can be a wonderfully grounding and relaxing experience. Unless you happen to be on National TV and miss a meteor behind your head and just tell the world there’s nothing to see. Not that I’m bitter about that of course! It’s quite easy to get confused; a meteor is a piece of rock that has fallen through the Earth’s atmosphere and been destroyed on its way down, a meteorite survives the plunge and a meteoroid is a piece of space rock floating through space before it encounters the atmosphere. We can see meteors any night of the year and these are called sporadic meteors however around 20 times a year we can enjoy a burst of meteor activity in events known as meteor showers. There are other showers but these are often faint and barely even noticeable.  A brilliant Geminid meteor shower photographed from Mt. Balang, China. Credit: NASA/Kevin Wu Individual meteors are seen as they plummet to Earth. Their passage through the atmosphere causes the gas to heat and emit light which we see as the familiar streak of light. The atmosphere is of great importance to us because it protects us from countless meteoric visitors that would otherwise strike the surface. Instead, only the largest get through but thankfully they are few and far between. Spacecraft and satellites of course orbit above the protective shield of the atmosphere and so are far more susceptible to damage.  Organisations like NASA take the risk of meteoroid impact very seriously and their greater concern is the sporadic meteors. The showers that we all enjoy only raise the risk for a short time and their characteristics are well understand. This means that their risk profile can be very well calculated with NASA’s Meteoroid Environment Office issuing regular forecasts. The real risk though comes from outbursts, one off unexpected meteoroids or from the countless minor showers that are not yet well documented or understood.  This isn’t just a paper based exercise though. The International Space Station has been in orbit since 1998 and in that time has had to adjust its course numerous times. There have been occasions when the occupants have had to get into an escape module and distance themselves from the Station due to possible meteoroid impact. To date though, there has been no major damage. There are thousands of satellites in orbit to and damage has been sustained by some.  International Space Station. Credit: NASA A paper recently published by Althea V. Moorhead and a small multi-discipline team from NASA’s Meteoroid Environment Office and the University of Western Ontraio looks at quantifying potentially hazardous meteor showers and looks at existing showers to determine which are high risk and of concern.  The team conclude that for a shower to be classed as hazardous, the number of meteoroids of a certain mass or larger that impact upon an exposed spacecraft surface in low Earth orbit over a unit of time (known as the meteoroid flux) must raise by 5% over the sporadic rate. This would contribute 105 Joules of energy, sufficient to damage relatively delicate spacecraft components. The team are clear that they do not recommend spacecraft should mitigate for this level but instead, at least highlight for investigations from meteoroid forecast reports.  Having identified the criteria, the team then assessed 74 of the established 110 meteor showers listed in the IAU Meteor Data Centre catalogue. They found that six showers would meet the criteria for being categorised as hazardous, indeed they exceeded the threshold by a factor of two! The showers of note are the daytime Arietids, Geminids, Perseids, Quadrantids, Southern Delta Aquariids and the daytime Xi Sagittariids. There are a further 11 showers that meet the threshold but do not exceed by a factor of two.  Clearly as the study shows spacecraft operators need to be very conscious of meteoroid activity not just in their orbital operations but also in design and planning. To those of us on the ground we can still of course, sit back and relax to enjoy the spectacle but it adds an interesting context that, as we step out into the universe, those wonderful showers pose a very real risk to the safety of our explorers.  Source : The threshold at which a meteor shower becomes hazardous to spacecraft The post Can Meteor Showers Be Dangerous to Spacecraft? appeared first on Universe Today.

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