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Everyone knows that LG OLED TVs are some of the most beloved televisions in the world. They offer stunningly vivid colors and the deepest blacks you can imagine. The only problem is that they're often much more expensive than comparable smart TVs. If you know which models to look at and when‚ however‚ you can get one of LG's gorgeous OLED TVs without breaking the bank. Instead of checking out the latest and greatest LG OLED TVs‚ I recommend taking a look at the LG A2 OLED TV. The picture quality is just as good as newer OLED TVs in LG's mid-range‚ but this model is currently 50% off at just $599.99. LG 48-Inch Class A2 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV Price: $599.99 (reg. $1‚300) Buy Now There are several great TV deals available right now‚ especially if you want an entry-level model. As we noted in our daily roundup of top deals‚ prices start at just $89.99 for the Insignia F20 Fire TV. Needless to say‚ that's a very low price for a great television. But it's also a small TV that's only good for a kitchen or perhaps a guest room. If you want something bigger and higher-end‚ you definitely need to check out the sale happening right now at Best Buy. I have an LG A2 OLED TV myself‚ and I can assure you that it's absolutely stunning. The picture quality is just as good as the LG C1‚ which I also have. This particular model features a newer display panel than the C1 though‚ and it touts some very impressive specs. Some LG A2 highlights include self-lit pixels‚ 100% color fidelity‚ and 100% color volume. LG's α7 Gen5 AI Processor 4K does a remarkable job of helping produce incredible picture quality. Plus‚ AI Picture Pro technology helps upscale content to 4K without degrading the quality. There are several different picture modes that are highly customizable. Also‚ gamers will love how fantastic the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X look on this TV‚ which automatically switches to gaming mode when it detects that you've turned on your console. LG 48-Inch Class A2 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV Price: $599.99 (reg. $1‚300) Buy Now At $1‚300‚ the LG A2 OLED TV is still among the best 48-inch TVs you can buy‚ even though it's not a brand-new release. With a price of $599.99 on sale at Best Buy‚ it's unbeatable. Want something a bit higher-end? The 55-inch LG C3 model is currently $400 off‚ in case you're looking for something bigger. LG C3 Series 55-Inch Class OLED evo 4K Processor Smart Flat Screen TV for Gaming with Magic Rem… Price: $1‚396.99 You Save: $403.00 (22%) Buy Now Don't Miss: Today’s deals: Sonos speaker sale‚ $20 Anker Soundcore earbuds‚ GE Opal 2.0 XL‚ LG CordZero vacuum‚ more The post LG’s A2 OLED TV is stunning‚ and now is the perfect time to upgrade appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple deals for March 2024 Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales M1 MacBook Air was just discontinued – get one for $750 before it’s gone for good Today’s deals: Samsung Discover sale‚ $99 AirPods‚ 15% off Super Mario Bros Wonder‚ ASUS Zenbook 15‚ more

Google Maps can do more than just help you reach your next destination. It can help you discover nearby attractions and more details about your favorite places. Common examples include business hours and contact information. You also have access to plenty of user-generated content‚ including reviews and photos‚ which can come in handy. At times‚ it might seem like it's too much information‚ sure. But that information is only there if you decide to engage with a business. You can ignore it most of the time if you want to.  Google Maps users who routinely inspect reviews and photos tied to businesses should be happy to hear the app can also show social media for business profiles. It'll be up to your favorite places to link their social media profiles to their Google Business Profiles. Continue reading... The post Google Maps can show social media posts from your favorite places – here’s how appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales Today’s deals: $302 Apple Watch S7 in stainless steel‚ Dyson vacuums‚ Kick scooters‚ Samsung monitors‚ more M1 MacBook Air was just discontinued – get one for $750 before it’s gone for good Best Apple Watch deals for March 2024

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After falling short in its first two attempts‚ SpaceX got its Starship super-rocket to an orbital altitude today during the launch system’s third integrated flight test. Now it just has to work on the landing.  Today’s test marked a major milestone in SpaceX’s effort to develop Starship as the equivalent of a gigantic Swiss Army knife for spaceflight‚ with potential applications ranging from the deployment of hundreds of Starlink broadband satellites at a time to crewed odysseys to the moon‚ Mars and beyond. The 396-foot-tall (120-meter-tall) rocket lifted off from SpaceX’s Starbase facility in South Texas at 8:25 a.m. CT (1325 GMT)‚ with all 33 of the first-stage booster’s methane-fueled Raptor engines firing. The Super Heavy booster is considered the world’s most powerful launch vehicle‚ with 16.7 million pounds of thrust at liftoff. Minutes after launch‚ the rocket’s second stage — known as Ship — successfully executed a hot-staging operation to start up its six engines while still attached to the Super Heavy booster. After stage separation‚ Ship continued onward at orbital velocity to an altitude of about 140 miles (230 kilometers). Meanwhile‚ the booster began a series of burns that were meant to bring it down to a soft splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. The Super Heavy splashdown turned out to be not as soft as SpaceX hoped. Only a few of the booster’s engines were able to light up again for the intended landing burn. The last telemetry from the booster seemed to suggest that it hit the water at almost 700 mph (1‚112 kilometers per hour). “We didn’t light all the engines that we expected‚ and we did lose the booster‚” SpaceX commentator Dan Huot said during today’s webcast. “We’ll have to go through the data to figure out exactly what happened‚ obviously. … But wow‚ Ship in space!” For more than 40 minutes‚ a camera on the second stage transmitted stunning views of Earth as seen from an orbital height. SpaceX was also able to test the opening and closing of a payload door that’s meant to be used for satellite deployment in orbit. The flight plan for this test didn’t call for doing a complete orbit. Rather‚ the trajectory was designed to have Ship come down for its own soft splashdown in a remote stretch of the Indian Ocean. The climax of the descent came when Ship’s onboard camera captured the glow of plasma generated by the craft’s descent at speeds in excess of 16‚500 mph (26‚700 kilometers per hour). The atmospheric heating was expected to reach 2‚600 degrees Fahrenheit (1‚425 degrees Celsius). “We’ve never seen anything like this before‚” SpaceX commentator Kate Tice said of the fiery real-time video‚ which was transmitted down to Earth via SpaceX’s Starlink network. SpaceX founder Elon Musk marveled at the sight in a posting to X / Twitter‚ the social media channel he owns: Watch the super hot plasma field grow as Starship re-enters the atmosphere! pic.twitter.com/to4UOF2Kpd— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 14‚ 2024 A few minutes into the descent‚ SpaceX lost the signal from Ship — and the prolonged silence led SpaceX’s mission controllers to assume that the ship was lost during re-entry. It’s possible that the second stage’s engines weren’t able to relight properly to reduce the speed of the descent. The mission team will have to analyze the data to determine what went wrong. “No splashdown today‚” Huot said. “But it’s incredible to see how much further we got this time around.” Huot emphasized that the aim of today’s test was to learn how to improve future Starships‚ and eventually make them reusable. “The data is the payload on one of these flights‚” he said. SpaceX is already getting ready for the next test flight‚ and the ones after that. “Hopefully‚ at least 6 more flights this year‚” Musk said in a pre-launch X / Twitter posting. The precise timing will depend on approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration. NASA is depending on SpaceX to provide a version of Starship that would serve as the landing system for the Artemis program’s first crewed mission to the lunar surface‚ currently set for 2026. Today‚ NASA Administrator Bill Nelson congratulated SpaceX on its “successful test flight.” “Starship has soared into the heavens‚” Nelson wrote on X / Twitter. “Together‚ we are making great strides through Artemis to return humanity to the Moon — then look onward to Mars.” Musk has pointed to Starship as the vehicle that could carry thousands of settlers to Mars in years to come — and he touched upon that theme again after today’s test flight. “Starship will make life multiplanetary‚” he wrote. The post Starship Reaches Orbit on SpaceX’s Third Test but Breaks Up on Re-Entry appeared first on Universe Today.