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Artemis 1 moving to the Launch Pad for its trip to the moon.

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August 24, 2022

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August 16th 2022

The new heavy lifter,Orion rocket in the Artemis program started its journey at the cape on the 16th of August 2022.

The launch is scheduled for the 29th of August 2022 and will propel the Artemis 1 with its crew module around the Moon and return to Earth make a reentry unmanned and without the risk to the four persons ‘lifes’ that will crew Artemis 2 to a landing on the moon and return in 2024 or 2025.

Mission Mars

The ultimate goal always couched in scientific experiments and knowledge gathering is to use the moon as a base to continue on to deep space with more than likely its first visit of human beings to the planet Mars

Deep Space Nine 🕘🕤 no

Stay safe! You don’t want to miss out

Tags: Deep Space nine, NASA Artemis program

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TGIF- Funding for disaster risk abatement. August 4th BC wildfire risk report..

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August 5, 2022

local government risk abatement

The British Columbia government has grants of 2.3 million dollars for disaster risk abatement programs.

Details

The sun west of Merritt, Red from smoke, of the 2017 fire season in the Southern interior of BC File Photo KDG

Know of a risk…

Get on your local government to be proactive.

Stay careful

Tags: British Columbia British Columbia, Fire and Flood

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British Columbia wildfire status update…

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July 26, 2022

Live with minister Farnsworth

Highlights

Lytton fire

Includes structures, 1.7 km out of the Old Town site, resources being deployed.

Summer weather taking hold risk increased.

We will get through this…

Tags: British Columbia, British Columbia wildfire update July 26th 2022, Mike farnsworth

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Heat warning, British Columbia interior daytime temperatures up to 40° c…

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July 25, 2022

The sun west of Merritt, Red from smoke, of the 2017 fire season in the Sothern interior of BC File Photo KDG

Daytime heat to 40 c

There is a heat warning for the BC Central interior from environment Canada drawing our attention to the fact that the forecast for today July 25th 2022 is for temperatures to be up to 40 degrees Celsius…

Environment Canada

Tags: Environment canada, Heat warning, weather

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The mind of a bee

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July 14, 2022

The little creatures that collect plant nectar and pollinate the plants are not mindless. Bees recognize faces,learn by watching and trying. Have emotions and communication abilities.

London Linnean Society, Lars Chittka.

Canada honey production.

Canada produces 1.77 million metric tons per year..The average profit for a person that keeps a bees is about $600 per hive.

Canada maintained and increased the income from honey in 2020, $208 million dollars.

Piece of the action.

Bees may soon develop the ability to negotiate a better deal and keep more of their production. Tongue in cheek.

2020 honey and the pandemic.

Alberta leads

The Canadian province of Alberta produces one third of Canada’s honey.

Beekeeper, Keaton Henson

Apparently beekeepers have communication skills and emotions and can learn.

Tags: intelligence, The mind of a bee

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Billion year old spiral galaxy, James Webb Space Telescope.

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June 29, 2022

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I will love you a billion years from now sunshine..

Tags: Billion-year-old galaxies, James Webb Space telescope, My Sunshine

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A hungry black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy consuming matter in an aggressive fashion.

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June 15, 2022

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So we know that the universe is expanding because of astronomy and its ability to see planets coming from other stars. Our galaxy The Milky Way has also a supermassive black hole with the center of it competing to draw matter into it and supposedly going through spaghetti application. Then what happens? Could it be that whatever is happening to the matter on the other side is empowering the expansion somehow rather than leftover momentum from a big bang.

Mass and energy still remains a bit of a mystery, compounded by the dynamic of darkness of energy and matter that we sit in, and feel the effect of gravitational waves. Waves 🌊 that must drive something we are not sure of.

Gravitational waves, Psy chamber…

October 1st 1958 NASA open for business... — File Photo KDG

Tags: Dark energy, Dark matter, Space, Supermassive black hole

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James Webb Space Telescope gravitational effect of a black hole in our own Milky Way…

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June 13, 2022

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Wandering Thoughts, Helland…

Some contemplative music to enjoy like the gravitational pull of a black hole something’s are out of our control 🛂 just enjoy the knowledge , it now belongs to you, you Don’t have do anything with it.

peace to you my beauty.

Tags: Black holes, Contemplated music, Joy, Space telescopes

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Happy Coral triangle day…

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June 9, 2022

Today June 9th 2022 is coral triangle day. This observance is an international observance by the UN and endeavors to bring attention to the health and wealth of the coral system in the seas around the planet. The element of food security is a fundamental part of the day and the keeping of the environment at its base the ocean is also fundamental.

Today is also known as dark and stormy day. Dark and stormy day takes its name from a rum and a ginger beer and the observations of the pirate at the coloration of the clouds when he was drinking. We hope that he doesn’t have the last word on the disposition of this day and its remedies. And rather would hope for more civil thought going into the observance of our life on this planet, on this day, and forevermore.

Coral Triangle Day…

editor’s note: Coral triangle day is tied to the observance of June 8th, world oceans day:

Tags: Coral triangle day, Dark and stormy day, Pirates, World food security, world oceans day

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Food hubs…

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May 25, 2022

Daily calories needed

We are accustomed to 2000 calories a day in our life style. For many people 1500 calories would be 👍 good.

Average cost of calories

Data from 5 years ago suggests 0.04 to 0.06 cents per calorie. More recent data says $ 6.65 a day can support 2000 calorie a day diet.

Food percentage of GDP

The food manufacturing sector made over 26 billion dollars worth of GDP on February 2021.

Wage average for workers

The average wage for Canadian agricultural worker is $40,000 per annum. Entry is about $32,000 experienced workers in the $60,000.

Transportation dynamics…

Hay is transported to and from
File Photo KDG

Transportation of food is a significantly costly addition to the cost of calories.

Farm growth

For 2021 in the middle of a pandemic the numbers of farms on Canada are down nearly 2 percent to 189,874 and total area down to 153,687,771 down three

2 percent.