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New Post has been published on Matter Concern
New Post has been published on https://matterconcern.com/2017/02/06/major-fireball-northwest-of-chicago-feb-6-2017/
Major fireball Northwest of Chicago, Feb 6, 2017
There was a very bright green fireball seen by hundreds of eyewitnesses surrounding Lake Michigan early this morning at 1:25:13 AM Central Time (2017 February 6 7:25:13 UTC). The reports from these individuals and the video information from dash cameras and other cameras in the region indicate...
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Bill Cooke's height is 6ft 5in (1.96 m)William Morrill Cooke (born February 26, 1951) is a former American football defensive end in the National Football League who played for the Green Bay Packers, the San Francisco 49ers, the Detroit Lions and the Seattle Seahawks. Listed at 6'-5" and 249...
Meteor Moment: What is the All-Sky Camera Network?
Dr. Bill Cooke, of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office -- located at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama -- explains what the All-Sky Camera Network is and how it's used to track meteors or fireballs.
By: NASA's Marshall Center.
Varios bólidos en la lluvia de Perseidas 2.015
Varios bólidos en la lluvia de Perseidas 2.015
La NASA realizó una filmación de cuatro horas sobre la lluvia de Perseidas durante el pico de actividad, entre las 11:00 horas p.m. del 12 y las 3:00 horas a.m. del 13 de agosto de 2.015. La actividad estuvo a cargo de la Meteoroid Environment Office del Marshall Space Flight Center, de la NASA, y se observaron bólidos captados por la Red de Cámaras de Todo el Cielo. (more…)
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'Fireball' Over US Southeast Was Probably Falling Space Junk (Video)
The bright light that streaked across skies throughout the American Southeast early Monday morning (June 29) was probably a piece of space junk crashing back to Earth, researchers say. The mysterious sky light blazed up at 1:29 a.m. EDT (0529 GMT) Monday and was witnessed by skywatchers from Louisiana to Virginia — and by all six meteor-observing cameras operated by NASA in the Southeast. But this was no meteor, said Bill Cooke, head of the Meteoroid Environment Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. http://dlvr.it/BNFLWk
[T]here was a substantial and growing group of people using what are now seen as management practices, who were known as managers, running ante-bellum plantations. What is also clear, and discomforting, is that white supremacist racism underpinned the creation of the managerial identity. The key principle of Taylorism in the construction of this identity, hitherto unaddressed, is the separation of conception from execution, the shifting ‘of all responsibility for the organization of work from the worker. . .’. What distinguishes modern managers as managers is that they ‘. . . should do all the thinking . . . leaving workers with the task of implementation’ (Morgan, 1986, p. 30). On the plantations this principle was specified thus: ‘[t]he slave should know that his master is to govern absolutely, and he is to be obey implicitly . . . he is never for a moment to exercise either his will or his judgment in opposition to a positive order’, and slaves should have a ‘habit of perfect dependence on their masters’ (Southern Cultivator, 1846, in Stampp, 1956, pp. 145,147).
Bill Cooke, The Denial of Slavery in Management Studies (x)
La lluvia anual de meteoros Oriónidas alcanzó su punto máximo este martes 21 de octubre
La lluvia anual de meteoros Oriónidas alcanzó su punto máximo este martes 21 de octubre
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Todos los años, desde mediados hasta fines de octubre, la Tierra pasa a través de una corriente de escombros polvorosos que provienen del cometa Halley y el cielo, antes del amanecer, puede iluminarse con un bello despliegue de estrellas fugaces.
“Esperamos ver alrededor de 20 meteoros por hora cuando la lluvia alcance su punto máximo, el martes 21 de octubre a la mañana”, dijo Bill Cooke,…
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