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science-and-technology1 year ago

SOHO's Long Journey Nears Its End After Extended Mission

The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), a joint mission by ESA and NASA, is nearing the end of its operational life as it approaches its 30th anniversary. Originally launched in 1995 for a two-year mission to study the Sun, SOHO has exceeded expectations, continuing to provide valuable solar data and even discovering comets. Despite overcoming numerous technical challenges, the mission's future is uncertain due to funding constraints, with NOAA's upcoming SWFO-L1 mission set to replace its role in 2025. SOHO's mission is expected to transition to a post-operations phase by 2026.

crime1 year ago

"Arizona Refuses Extradition of SoHo Hotel Murder Suspect Due to Trust Issues with Manhattan DA"

The suspect accused of murdering a woman in SoHo, Raad Almansoori, will not be extradited to New York at this time, as Arizona prosecutors do not trust Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell wants Almansoori to remain in Arizona due to concerns about his treatment in New York. Almansoori is also suspected of other crimes, including a sexual assault in Florida, and the NYPD is working with the FBI to investigate potential connections to other crimes.

crime1 year ago

"Multistate Serial Attacker Suspect in SoHo Hotel Murder Arrested in Arizona"

The suspect wanted in connection to the murder of a woman in a SoHo hotel has been arrested in Arizona and is charged in two stabbings there. Raad Almansoori, 26, is believed to be involved in a string of assaults on women in multiple states, including New York, Florida, and Texas. He made statements linking himself to these crimes while in custody in Arizona. The NYPD is working with the FBI to gather more information and is asking the public and law enforcement to come forward with any relevant information.

science-and-technology2 years ago

Impending Solar Storm Threatens Earth's Power Grid.

NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has detected a high number of active sunspots on the farside of the Sun, which could bring a spell of strong solar storms to Earth. A helioseismic map of the Sun shows four different dark regions that highlight the potential area of instability on the Sun that can give rise to solar storms and solar flare productions. One of the regions is as large as the other three combined and is capable of sending a G5-class geomagnetic storm to the Earth, which can damage satellites, impact mobile networks and internet connectivity, and cause power grid failure.

real-estate2 years ago

Strokes bassist and realtor feud over Manhattan garden

Strokes bassist Nikolai Fraiture and a real estate executive, Toby Dodd, are embroiled in a legal battle over a private garden in Soho. Dodd and his wife purchased the garden and a small ground-floor room in 2017, while Fraiture and his wife bought a ground-floor unit and the basement in 2019. Fraiture claims the units purchased by the Dodds had been illegally combined, and prevented them from doing desired renovations. The Dodds claim that Fraiture is "fixated" on the garden and has made life in the building hell in his quest to obtain it. A Manhattan judge has granted the Dodds' request to prevent the Fraitures from booting them from 44 King until a court appearance next month.

royal-news2 years ago

"Kate Middleton breaks royal protocol with Soho fans and Tube encounter"

Kate Middleton broke royal protocol by getting touchy-feely with fans in Soho, posing for selfies and chatting with them. She also admitted to struggling with selfies and trying to teach her children French. The Princess of Wales also indulged a fan by posing for a photo with her sapphire engagement ring, which was similar to Princess Diana's. The royal couple visited the Dog and Duck pub in Soho to learn about preparations for King Charles' coronation.

royal-news2 years ago

"Prince William and Kate's Pub Crawl Ahead of King Charles' Coronation"

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the Dog and Duck pub in Soho to support the hospitality industry ahead of the Coronation weekend. The royal couple arrived at the pub on the Elizabeth Line and Prince William tried his hand at being a barman by pulling a pint of beer called "Kingmaker". They shook hands with the growing crowd outside the pub and talked about their excitement for the upcoming Coronation. The visit aimed to recognize the efforts of people in the hospitality industry who will be working through the weekend.

royal2 years ago

"William and Kate's Surprise Pub Visit and Tube Ride"

Prince William and Princess Kate surprised commuters by taking the tube to visit a historic pub in Soho. The couple chatted with Transport for London staff and discussed the upcoming Coronation. At the pub, they sat down for a pint and discussed the buzzing atmosphere ahead of the Coronation. The prince also went behind the bar to pull the first pint of a special Coronation beer brewed by Nicholson’s for the historic occasion - the Kingmaker Pale Ale. The Dog & Duck pub has given hospitality to several famous patrons including old Etonian and author George Orwell.

local-news2 years ago

Fatal Subway Altercation: Passenger Restrained in Chokehold.

A 30-year-old man died after being restrained by a former Marine who put him in a chokehold for almost three minutes on a subway train in SoHo. The man had been acting erratically, allegedly throwing trash and yelling at passengers. The NYPD is investigating the incident and waiting for the medical examiner to determine the official cause of death. The Marine was taken into custody for questioning but released without any charges. The man who died had more than 40 prior arrests and an active warrant out for his arrest from a felony assault charge.

science-and-technology2 years ago

"Earth Braces for Multiple Solar Storms and Flares"

Multiple coronal mass ejections (CMEs) have been released from the sunspot AR3288, some of which have merged together to form a stronger cloud. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a minor G1-class geomagnetic storm alert for May 2nd and 3rd due to the collective effect of these CMEs. The cannibal CME effect, where CME clouds absorb and merge with each other, can cause powerful solar storms that can damage satellites, mobile networks, GPS, and power grids. With the peak of the current solar cycle being pushed back, astronomers predict even stronger storms in the months to come. NASA's SOHO satellite is used to study the sun and its effects on the solar system.