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welcome and good afternoon Fade to Black

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breaking news for this Thursday March

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9th

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2023 I'm Jimmy church and this is all of

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the news that you need on this day in

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history

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1997 Christopher Wallace AKA Biggie

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Smalls AKA The Notorious B.I.G is shot

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to death at a stoplight in Los Angeles

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just weeks before his new album titled

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life after death was scheduled to be

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released on this day in 1997. here's

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your fader fact today fully vetted

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Birds

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can't live in space because

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they need gravity to swallow

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and that

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is your favorite fact let's get to the

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breaking news

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a newly discovered asteroid will get

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really close to Earth in about 20 years

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with a roughly one in 600 chance that it

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will collide directly with our planet

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officials with NASA's planetary defense

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coordination office has just announced

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by the way when you watch the movie

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don't look up which I talk about all the

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that planetary defense coordination

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office pops up in the film it is a real

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office while that's higher than average

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a a risk for something that is flying by

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our planet near Earth asteroids it's

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still a very small chance of impact NASA

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says and that risk level is expected to

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decline as clear observation of the

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asteroid become available now it was

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first detected back on February 27th the

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asteroid is dubbed 2023 DW it's

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estimated to measure about 160 feet in

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diameter or roughly the length of an

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olympic sized pool the asteroid is

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expected to make its very close approach

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to Earth on February 14th

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I think I just came up with a new name

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Antarctic sea ice has shrunk to a record

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low in February of this year satellite

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measurements revealed that only 66

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percent of the sea ice extent usually

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detected during the peak of the Southern

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summer has been present in the water

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surrounding the South Pole last month

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the previous monthly record low was

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reported back in 2017 out of a series of

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measurements that dates back to 1979.

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the European environment monitoring

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agency Copernicus has just announced all

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of the news earlier today the agency's

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Sentinel satellites found below average

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sea ice concentrations in all regions of

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the Southern Ocean the southernmost part

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of the global ocean that surrounds

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February 2023 was the fifth warmest

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warmer than usual the U.S east Northern

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experienced above average temperatures

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however the U.S West Northeastern Russia

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turkey and Northern Australia on the

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experienced a colder February this year

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it was a flip-flop scientists just

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blasted Barbies that's right Barbie

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dolls with liquid nitrogen to test a new

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method of moon dust cleanup and it

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worked out extremely well so check this

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out

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for the experiment

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researchers I'm not making this up I'm

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not it sounds made up it's not

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for the experiment researchers at

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Washington State University dressed

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Barbies in makeshift spacesuits

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constructed of material similar to what

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Nasa uses then the team blasted the

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dolls with liquid nitrogen to test how

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well the cryogenic fluid would remove

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collected from the 1980 eruption of

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Mount Saint Helens which is similar in

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consistency to lunar dust from the gear

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they found that spraying the spacesuit

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glad dolls with liquid nitrogen not only

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remove more than 98 percent of the Moon

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does substitute but also cause little or

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no damage to the kevlar-like suit

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material this proved to be a better

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solution than older methods when Apollo

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Astronauts

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used lint brushes

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that's right

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brushes

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space startup relativity space

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was forced to call off the launch of the

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world's first 3D printed rocket with

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just over a minute to go before liftoff

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the startup opted to stand down from

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launching the world's first 3D printed

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rocket on its inaugural test flight

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relativity was set to launch its terrain

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one booster yesterday from Florida's

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Cape Canaveral space force station but

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technical difficulties at the launch pad

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forced the company to call off the

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attempt we still don't know why

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3D printed components have flown on

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Rockets before relativities booster is

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the first to be made almost entirely

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with 3D printing which is also known as

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additive manufacturing relativity has

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not yet announced a new launch date and

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time but company officials say details

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will be disclosed soon

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check this out

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a centuries old gold disc Found in

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Denmark has revealed the earliest known

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mention of the Norse god Odin and and

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was shown that he was being worshiped at

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least 150 years earlier than previously

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thought the disc known as a braciate was

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Unearthed in a treasure Trove in

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vendelov central Denmark back in 2020

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alongside Roman coins that have been

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reworked into jewelry it was displayed

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to the public at a museum near the

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discovery site and only recently made

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available to academics who were able to

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establish its significance

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Odin is one of the primary gods of North

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mythology of course a pre-christian

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pagan belief system central to Viking

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Society before the vindalev hordes

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Discovery the oldest mention of Odin was

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a broach found in southern Germany from

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the latter half of the 6th century

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now I'm Gonna Leave You with this

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feel-good story of the day an elderly

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man

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survived on croissants candy and

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biscotti for nearly a week alone in his

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car stuck in a snow bank on a desolate

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California highway his name Jerry juray

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he's 81 years old and he set out from

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his Mountain House in Big Pine

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California on February 24th to return to

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his family home in Gardnerville Nevada

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just over three hours away in good

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driving conditions right well during the

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drive joray accidentally veered onto a

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smaller Road and his SUV became stuck

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near Gilbert pass the mathematician and

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former NASA employee was ill-prepared

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for the weather wearing only a light

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windbreaker after nearly a week buried

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in snow on March 2nd a cell phone ping

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identified by the California Highway

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Patrol team helped narrow the search

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area and once weather allowed a

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helicopter was deployed

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as one team headed to reveal the

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aircraft the pilot spotted something he

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initially thought was a large Rock

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closer look revealed a vehicle and the

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pilot spotted an arm waving out of the

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small opening in the car window

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now after a brief hospital visit he had

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to take a bus home to his wife in

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Gardnerville as his SUV is still stuck

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in the snow

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there you go there's your Fade to Black

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breaking news all of the news that you

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need for this Thursday March 9th 2023

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Fade to Black breaking news is produced

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by Renee Newman I'm Jimmy Church go back

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Lee tappy

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thank you