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Francisca Sinn

Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor for the Justice Department and J. Michael Luttig, former federal judge join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss what comes next for the American judicial system with the Trump Administration willfully defying court orders and if the Supreme Court is willing to step up and defend the constitution.

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A genealogy of technology and power

"The technologies of today are the latest manifestations of a long line of entangled systems of knowledge and control. This is the purpose of our visual genealogy: to show the complex interplay of systems of power, information, and circumstance across terrain and time, in order to imagine how things could be otherwise."
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calculatingempires.netCalculating Empires: A Genealogy of Technology and Power since 1500Explore how technical and social structures co-evolved over five centuries in this large-scale research visualization.
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Daniel Pomarède

Meet the Laniakea supercluster

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NatureMeet the Laniakea supercluster - NatureThe Milky Way is a member of the Local Group of galaxies. Now have sufficient data on the distances and motions of galaxies to be able to describe a much larger level of organization in our corner of the Universe — a supercluster 160 megaparsecs across and containing 1017 solar masses. Brent Tully et al. use a new catalogue of 'peculiar velocities', line-of-sight departures from cosmic expansion caused by gravitational perturbation, to develop a map representing the distribution of matter. They identify a 'home' supercluster that they name Laniakea — from the Hawaiian lani and akea ('heaven' and 'spacious'). It includes the Virgo cluster, the Norma, Hydra and Centaurus clusters (also known as the Great Attractor), the Pavo-Indus filament and a number of voids.
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