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ATV 4 Series Dubai | 4K Video

🇦🇪 Dubai UAE 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates: Dubai Apple updated their aerial screen savers recently and more than likely they will continue to do so. December of last year,  the initial release of the Apple TV4 yielded some great screen savers like: This one And this one The last update brought some really beautiful eye-candy from places like Hong Kong, North Hollywood and others. Here is Dubai:

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What picture-in-picture on the new Apple TV would look like

A subscription TV service isn't the only add-on we could envision for the new Apple TV. Developer Steven Troughton-Smith -- who gave us a peek at iPad split-screen multitasking well before Apple started offering it -- whipped up an app for the device...

Original post: Engadget

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Automated Transfer Vehicle Albert Einstein burns up on re-entry over the Pacific Ocean after resupplying the ISS back in June.

[proteinsdreamingcodons]

Burn #ATV4 burn. Image of the week http://t.co/iGLioPWdwn pic.twitter.com/9yYb6aFK9k

— ESA Operations (@esaoperations) November 5, 2013

@AidenEdmonds the partial circle on the right is a reflection of the #ISS window as this #ATV4 reentry pic shows pic.twitter.com/m2iuO3vCoF

— ESA Operations (@esaoperations) November 5, 2013

[spacettf]

ATV-4 undocking by ESA_events on Flickr.

Via Flickr: 28 October 2013 - as seen from the ISS

[brownpau]

ATV-4 Albert Einstein departs the ISS.

[spacetracks]

In case you missed, check out this video from the ESA (European Space Agency) about the ATV-4s "6 million km voyage to the International Space Station"

"ATV Albert Einstein ESA's automated support and supply ferry for the International Space Station was launched by an Ariane 5 launcher on 6 June 2013."

[changechocolate]

How did we manage to get Change Chocolate to the ISS?

Into-the-chocosphere has become quite an incredible and unbelievable story. Space fans from all over the world ask themselves how we managed to get the bars into ATV-4.  

Let's start from the very beginning. In 2007 a nine year old boy, Felix, had to give a school presentation about the climate crisis. He had the idea that children could plant millions of trees. 6 years later thousands of children all over the world are fighting for their future and planted more than 12 billion trees. 

“The Change Chocolate” in Germany: carbon neutral and fair trade certified, has become one of the most sold fairtrade chocolates without any marketing budget - and a great instrument to reach more people. 

We, the Plant-for-the-Planet Foundation, support the Children. However the Foundation has got very limited financial resources, efficiency is one of our highest goals. Always searching for the biggest lever to spread the cause of the children many incredible stories happened the last years.

Therefore having the idea to send chocolate to the ISS, where scientists do important experiments and take great pictures from mother earth is not that unusual. However, that it worked out has been quite a surprise for us, too. Everything had to go very fast. We even packed the chocolate into a used box.  

  It did work out because people liked the idea and the story behind Plant-for-the-Planet. Into-the-chocosphere has only been possible because a few people were willing to do more than they had to and in the end our chocolate was loaded into ATV-4. Thank you very much!

So far so good. Nobody knows what happens next. Luca and his team unload ATV-4 on Tuesday. Let's hope they find - and like - the Change Chocolate. 

With your support at twitter #chocosphere we reach Luca and his team perhaps. So they finally also get to know the story why there is actually Change Chocolate at the ISS.

A short introduction video about Plant-for-the-Planet 

(Photo: ESA Ground Crew in Kourou)