Artificial Intelligence Browser Launched by Perplexity

Article: Perplexity launches Comet, an AI-powered web browser - TechCrunch

Perplexity is looking to cut into Google's web browser domination with its new Comet AI-Powered Browser. It will be first available for Perplexity's Max $200 a month users. But, like most everything else AI, it will likely be opened up to the general public at some point.

Click the Article Link to read more about Perplexity's new browser.

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Comet Sample Return Happens Tomorrow

Article: OSIRIS-REx to collect sample from Bennu’s surface - NASA.gov

Article: NASA is about to play 'tag' with asteroid Bennu: Here's how it works. - Space.com



Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 20, the NASA spacecraft OSIRIS-REx, will play "tag" with an asteroid, and attempt to collect a sample that it will then return to Earth.

NASA TV will start its coverage at 5 p.m. EDT.

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How to See Comet NEOWISE

Viewing Information: For those at northerly latitudes, Comet NEOWISE up in the evening now, too - EarthSky.org

Go to: TheSky Live Planetarium. Then,

1.) At the top left, click on location and set where you are.

2.) Below that, set the time you are looking for.

3.) Below that, in the search box, key "Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE)" and ENTER.

Neowise is following the sun in the sky. So, right now, it is rising about an hour and a half before the sun. Later in the month, that will switch, and it will be following the sun into setting.

Click on the link above to register for the event!

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Comet Can Be Seen in Night Sky

Article: Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) springs a naked-eye surprise - Astronomy Magazine

After a few disappointments this year, a comet now gives us hope of seeing one in the night skies!

Comet NEOWISE can be seen it in the morning sky. Click the article above for all the details!

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Comet Landing Tomorrow!

Main Page: Rosetta Mission - ESA

TV Schedule: ESA Television Upcoming Transmission - ESA

Story: European Probe to Make Daring Landing on Comet Wednesday: Watch Live - Space.com



Non-Stop Rosetta Coverage on NOW! ESA TV will be on non-stop from now until the Philae lander has transmitted photos back from the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. There are several steps to accomplish. Rosetta will release Philae at 3:35 a.m. EST (0835 GMT). Rosetta will receive status from Philae at 5:53 a.m. EST (1053 GMT). ESA will know if the landing was successful by 11:00 a.m. EST (1600 GMT), tomorrow November 12.

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NASA Discusses Mars Comet Findings at 12 p.m. EST

Comet Heading Towards Mars - Courtesy NASA

Article: NASA to Discuss Science Findings of Oct. 19 Comet Flyby of Mars - NASA

Shortly, NASA will be discussing the scientific findings made when Comet Siding Spring came within 87,000 miles of Mars on October 19. Instruments from three craft in Mars orbit, MAVEN, MRO and ESA's Mars Express all contributed data. Five experts will be on hand to discuss what they found.

Tune in via USTREAM:

USTREAM: Live Feed - NASA/JPL

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Mars Orbiters All Healthy After Comet Encounter

Mars Comet Encounter - Courtesy NASA/JPL

Article: All Three NASA Mars Orbiters Healthy After Comet Flyby - NASA

The three NASA Orbiters circling Mars gave "thumbs up" after their close encounter with Comet Siding Spring yesterday. The comet came within 87,000 miles of Mars on Sunday. It was the kind of event that only happens once every million years.

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Mars Odyssey and Mars Maven are all signaling as healthy. They were parked on the far side of the encounter to protect them. Many instruments were used to document the encounter, and photos and data should be available in a few days!

ReelNASA Channel: Live Feed - NASA

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Mars Comet Encounter This Sunday!

Comet Heading Towards Mars - Courtesy NASA

Article: Comet's Mars Flyby Sunday Has Scientists Abuzz - Space.com

Comet Siding Spring will come within 87,000 miles of Mars on Sunday. This kind of event only happens once every million years. So, scientists are very eager to get a good look at the comet with those satellites orbiting Mars. They are curious to see what impact the particles from the comet might have on the thin atmosphere of Mars. The comet is thought to be about 4.6 billion years old. This would make it almost as old at the solar system itself.

ReelNASA Channel: Live Feed - NASA

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Comet Encounter!

Article: A Cosmic First! Rosetta Probe Goes Into Odd-Duck Orbit Around Comet - NBC News


As a strong fan and advocate for space exploration, it's always interesting to discover programs you didn't know existed. It's also great to be reminded of ones that, after years of operation, are finally reaching their intended target.

Such is the case with the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft. It's intention is to orbit a comet while dormant. That is, when it's a ball of rock and ice heading in towards rounding the sun. It's as it gets closer that the trapped ice steams off and you get the characteristic tail.

The craft will release a lander, which will land on the surface and do some very up close observations!

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