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NASA is to unveil more of the Webb Space
Telescope's versatile color images,

following a presidential sneak peek of a
galaxy -sided image from deep in the

cosmos.

NASA was due on Tuesday to unveil more
of its initial showcase from the James

Webb Space Telescope, the largest and
most powerful orbital observatory ever

launched. The first batch of full
-color, high -resolution pictures, which

weeks to render for raw telescope data,
were selected.

The 9 billion infrared telescope built
for NASA by aerospace giant Northrop

Grumman Corp.

Ooh, sorry there, guys.

Once the telescope underwent a month
-long process to unfurl all of its

components, including a sun shield the
size of a tennis court, and to align its

mirrors and calibrate its instruments,
the introductory assortment of pictures

had been closely guarded secret until
Friday, when the space agency posted a

list of five celestial subjects chosen
for its big reveal on Tuesday at NASA's

Goddard Space Flight Center in
Greenville, Maryland.

Oh, wow.

The SMAC's 0723 image Biden released on
Monday showed a 4 .6 billion

year old galaxy cluster whose combined
mass acts as a gravitational lens,

distorting space to greatly magnify the
light coming in from more distant

galaxies behind it.

That makes it just 800 million years
younger than the Big Bang, the

flashpoint that set the expansion of the
known universe in motion.

some 13 .8 billion years ago.

The bejeweled light composite photo,
according to NASA, offers the most

view of the early universe, as well as
the infrared image.

Thousands of galaxies captured in a tiny
path of sky roughly the size of a grain

of sand, held at arm's length by someone
standing on Earth, Nelson said.

Megalodons like to snack on sperm whale
snout.

Ancient...

Megalodon sharks may have snacked on
sperm whales now, according to a new

analysis of the marine mammals'
fossilized skulls. An international team

researchers described signs of this
focalized foraging, aka deliberate

in 7 million -year -old whale bones.

Both modern and fossilized sperm whales
sport distinctive supercranial basins

that take up around a third of its body
length.

which can reach around 60 feet.

These massive heads house their
incredibly complex sound production

which enable them to make louder noises
than any other animal on the planet.

But most of the supercritical basin is
filled with an extremely fatty substance

called spermaceti.

That's a lot of sperm.

But in this new study, which analyzed
various sperm whale specimens held at

Natural History Museum in Lima,
paleontologists found bite mark clusters

correspond with the fattiest nasal
regions.

I know, what else is fat?

Well, this latest study gives us just a
small taste of the intriguing

megalodon's diet.

It does serve as a reminder that even
the most aggressive predators are

generally not above grabbing some fast
food in the form of a whale carcass.

Getting a little hot in here.

Oh my.

Something about the morning -afternoon
news just really gets me going, if you

know what I mean.

mysterious and fascinating as the giant
-headed sperm whales and long -lost mega

sharks on the menu.

It's no surprise that researchers are
hungry to learn more.

Like I said, it's really hot. Oh, wow.

This just in.

Carnival...

cruise brawl broke out after alleged
threesome sparked cheating accusations.

This threesome rocked the boat.

That wasn't the only thing rocking that
night, I'm sure.

A wild brawl that erupted on the dance
floor of a big apple -bound carnival

cruise ship was sparked by a jealousy
over a menage a trois, according to

reports.

Excuse me.

Getting really steamy in here.

This chaotic fight broke out between
roughly nearly 60 people near the

Narrows Bridge on Tuesday when the
significant others accused their

cheating in a threesome.

The skirmish started at a nightclub on
the fifth floor of the Carnival Magic

Shop at around 2 a .m. after the angry
lovers confronted their respective

partners for two -timing on the seven
seas.

The brawlers then began shoving each
other and smashing beer bottles, and one

them may have been sliced during the
melee.

Sounds a little dangerous for a
threesome, if you ask me.

Inside a giant flying luxury hotel that
can stay in the air for years, a giant

nuclear -powered flying hotel with a gym
and swimming pool is set to carry

5 ,000 passengers in an unparalleled
luxury.

A new CGI video details...

how the AI pilot SkyCruise plans to
remain airborne for months at a time,

while docking to take on new passengers
or to drop off anyone aboard.

The futuristic hybrid between plane and
hotel, which has 20 engines powered

by nuclear fusion, is designed to never
land.

Designs to run 24 -7 running repairs
would be carried out in flight, if first

aviation.

I wouldn't ask how many people it would
take to fly this gigantic plane.

He said, all this technology and you
still want pilots?

Despite plans for a manless ride, this
guy could still require plenty of staff

on board the greatly...

A detailed video also promises
restaurants, gigantic shopping malls, a

pool.

It would even be perfect as a sky cruise
offers a panoramic call.

Ooh, excuse me.

Breathtaking 360 views of the outside.

However, despite the greatness promised,
not everyone is on board with the idea.

Catch my drift.

Some may have called the sky cruise
concept the new Titanic, pointing out a

plethora of issues with its design.

Maybe there might be a little Jack and
Rose action as well.

The huge airplane would have issues
taking off and would be far more

aerodynamic. Others also pointed out
faults with the weight, saying that if

aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor
crashed, it could destroy a city.

Clearly, they don't care.

Texas avoids blackout powers used to
break more records in heatwaves. Power

demand in Texas will luckily hit new
record highs this week as consumers

up the air conditioners to escape a
lingering heatwave after homes and

businesses help avoid rotating blackouts
by conserving energy on Monday.

The Electric Reliability Council of
Texas, AIRCOT, which operates the grid,

Of more than 26 million customers, OI,
representing about 90 % of the

state's power load, warned over the
weekend that it may have to take

measures on Monday, including rotating
blackouts to maintain reliability.

I wonder what's really causing their
heat wave.

But conservation efforts reduce energy
use enough to enable available resources

to meet Monday's record demand.

Extreme weather is a reminder of the
February freeze in 2021 that left

of Texans without power, water, and heat
for days during a deadly storm as

aircraft scrambled after the collapse.

AccuWeather said temperatures in
Houston, the biggest city in Texas, will

from 99 Fahrenheit on Tuesday to 100 on
Wednesday. That compares to a normal

high of 94 for this time of the year.

Aircraft forecast power to use a hit.

Preliminary 78 ,264 megawatts on Monday,

topping a record from July 8th.

Unlike Monday, however, ERCOT has not
urged consumers to conserve energy on

Tuesday and Wednesday.

One megawatt can power around 1 ,000 U
.S. homes on a typical day.

Excuse me.

I think I'm feeling that Texas heat wave
for sure all the way over here.

Okay.

Power prices at the Air Cotton North
Hub, which include Dallas, slid down 130

per megawatt an hour for Tuesday, for
Monday.

And that compared with an average of $68
so far this year.

$141 in 2021 and a five -year average of
$56.

This just in, American Airlines expects
a 12 % jump in second quarter revenue.

American Airlines Group Inc. said on
Tuesday it expects second quarter

to rise about 12 % from pre -pandemic
2019 at the time of the aviation

has been facing several headwinds.

Airlines have been grappling with
staffing shortages after letting go

of pilots when people stopped flying
during the depths of the coronavirus

pandemic.

Rising jet fuel prices around the world
caused by the Ukraine crisis have also

hurt the industry.

The Fort Worth, Texas -based carrier now
expects fuel expenses

to average between $4 .05 per gallon of
jet fuel versus previous

forecasts of $3 .92 and $3 .97 per
gallon.

the company had earlier forecast second
quarter revenue between 11

I don't know what came over me.

This coffee is extra caffeinated this
morning.

This just in.

OPEC expects global oil demand to rise
in 2023, but at a slower pace than this

year. The oil producer group said in a
monthly report on Tuesday, citing

economic growth and progress in
containing the COVID -19 in China.

Oh wow, that's a lot to contain.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries, OPEC, said it expects demand

to rise by 2 .7 million barrels per day
in 2023.

That's a lot of gas.

It left this year's growth forecast
unchanged at 3 .36 million BPD.

Oil use has rebounded from the pandemic.

induced slumps in 2020 and is set to
exceed

2019 levels this year.

Despite the impact of the war in
Ukraine, soaring prices and inflation

strict Chinese measures to curb COVID
-19 infections.

In 2023, expectations for healthy global
economic growth amidst improvements in

geopolitical development combined with
expected improvements in the containment

of COVID -19 in China are

expected to boost consumption of oil.

Oh my.

Oh, OPEC said in the report, OPEC's
demand forecast for 2023, it's hard

to... Oh, more... optimistic than the
International Energy Agency.

Another closely watched forecaster, as
well as initial views from OPEC,

delegates calling for a steeper
slowdown.

Definitely feeling the need for a
slowdown.

OPEC said its 2023 forecast assumes that
there will be no escalation of the war

in Ukraine and that risks... such as
inflation, do not take a heavy toll on

global economic growth.

Well, we will see about that.

OPEC kept this year's global economic
growth forecast at 3 .5 % and the

growth of 3 .2 % in 2023.

Adding uncertainty was skewed to the
downside and upside potential quite

limited.

Oil held on to an earlier decline after
the report was released.

Trading below $103 a barrel and well off
the near record high of $139. And it

hit in March.

Oh my gosh.

Something about today's news report
really has me going.

Oh

my.

But I actually think I have a few
messages today from reviewers that I

like to share with all of you.

Is it just me?

Oh my.

Mr.

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Yes, this is 100 % live.

I'm here bringing you the latest news
every day.

Mr. JR1, is she aware she's on set with
no panties on?

Panties? I didn't know that was required
for today's uniform.

Typically that does not hinder my
ability to give you all the latest news.

Big Dick Henry IV, quote, I rock hard.

Amazing. Something about the news just
really gets me going and turned on as

well.

This just in boners are to be had
everywhere by everyone today

You know, maybe some of this wetness I'm
having down here can help with that

Texas heat wave.

Oh my.

I think I'm getting some more news right
now.

Let me see.

I have my next report in right now.

Oh my goodness.

Walmart to electrify its delivery fleet
with Canoe EVs. Walmart Inc. has struck

a deal with Canoe Inc. to buy 4 ,500
electric vehicles.

It's part of the U .S.

retailer's goal to achieve net zero
emissions by 2040.

Shares of Canoe jumped up about 38 % in
trading before the bell after Walmart

said on Tuesday that it also had an
option to purchase up to 10 ,000 units

electrifies its delivery fleet.

Something about electricity.

Financial terms of this deal were not
disclosed. However, in June, Walmart

it was expanding transportation pilots.

with the manufacturers of electric
hydrogen and natural gas -powered

including Cummins Inc.

and Daimler Trucks Freightliner.

The retailer in January said it had
reserved 5 ,000 electric delivery vans

General Motors' commercial EV business.

Bright drop. A large number of companies
have been pushing into the growing

commercial EV space as governments
around the world are pressing companies

slash CO2 emissions.

Companies including Static Corp., Amazon
.com, and United Parcel Services, Inc.

have pledged to shift their large
delivery fleet to EVs.

The deal announced on Tuesday also
includes Canoo's fully electric

delivery vehicle, the EV Startup.

and anticipates the starting production
of the LDVs beginning in the fourth

quarter of 2022.

Better be on the lookout for that.

The new chief executive Tony Akula said
the firm expects to build 14

,017 sets of vehicles in 2023.

factory, Hyundai Motor, set on Tuesday.

It would build a dedicated electric
vehicle factory in South Korea that will

become its first automobile plant to
open in the country in almost three

decades.

Production is due to begin by 2025, the

company's union said.

statement relaying a pledge that the
company has in wage negotiations.

Looks like everything is going electric
in this modern day age.

Hyundai Motor gave no further details in
its statement.

Hyundai Motor's unionized workers in
South Korea voted this month for a

strike the first time in four years over
demand for higher wages.

They were also angry at management
prioritizing investment outside the

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resume its automobile plant to open in
the country almost three decades

production is due to begin by 2025.

super exciting that we are getting a
development and evs in the coming years

honda motors unionized workers in south
korea voted this month

for a possible strike the first time in
four years on demands for higher wages

The EV factory facility in Georgia is
scheduled to break ground in early 2023.

Sales of internal combustion engine
vehicles are scheduled to be banned in

certain markets, so the new EV factory
is in its final hunting mode of

Test -fired booster rocket first

booster rocket developed by Elon Musk's
space expert's next -generation Starship

spacecraft was in the flames during a
ground test firing on Monday in Texas,

dealing a license setback that Musk's
aim of launching Starship to orbit this

year. Yeah, exactly not good. The team
is assessing damage, Musk said on

Twitter, after the early evening
explosion of the super -heavy Booster 7

prototype. as seen in a live stream
reported by the website NASA Space

There was no immediate indication of
injuries.

The explosion, which engulfed the base
of the rocket in a ball flint and heavy

smoke, appeared to shake the video
camera, with specifics to the engine

start test, Musk said on Tuesday.

Going forward, we won't do a spin test
start with all 33 engines

at once.

The booster remained standing upright,
bolted to a test gantry afterward.

The failure came in the midst of a days
-long static fire test campaign in Boca

Chica, Texas.

Of the booster equipped with an array of
33 Raptor engines for the use in an

upcoming uncrewed orbit test flight,
SpaceX hopes to launch later this year.

tall when mated with this heavy first
stage booster in the company's next

generation launch vehicle.

I'm getting some more news in right now.

Shares hit by short sellers lithium tech
allegations.

Short seller J Capital Research on
Monday alleged the Lake Resources NL

produce lithium in Argentina is based on
a process from Lilac

Solutions Inc. that likely does not
work.

Oh my.

The latest attack against new
technologies.

aiming to produce the electric vehicle's
battery metal.

Shares of lake which are treated in
Australia fell 6 .3 % on Monday after

Jay Capital's report outlined several
alleged missteps by lake management and

claimed that technology developed by
Lilac is too costly to run and uses too

much fresh water.

Privately held, Lilac is among the most
prominent developers of so -called

direct lithium extraction technologies,
aiming to extract the battery metal from

brine using a range of equipment.

Though none have worked at the
commercial scale, Lilac signs a deal

last September to develop a catchy
lithium project in Argentina.

You know what?

I think something happened with my
civilian chair, so I thought I would end

today's news with a nice big show for
you all.

Like I said, something about the news
just really gets me going.

news to you.

And you as well, 420 Stones.

More news always coming to you.

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