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I just want to add that the moment I saw the engineering section of the Enterprise on Star Trek (’09) I instantly thought it looked like a brewery before I found out they actually shot in one. It was a TERRIBLE look and possibly one of the biggest mistakes in the film.

Great. I just wanted to ask about the Casa Berardi medium-term cost outlook as you move from underground what looks like into more of an open pit mine plan for your recent reserve announcement? Thank you.

Indeed, we’ve very rarely got close to asteroids, let alone analysed what they’re made of directly, so one can never be quite sure of what we’ll find when we show up, says independent geophysicist and disaster researcher Mika McKinnon.

In a strange way, it’s Queen’s music, delectable as it is, that’s most underserved by Singer’s one-thing-after-another sketchbook approach. In terms of the Queen songbook, the movie gets a few things wonderfully right, like the Live Aid performance, or the recording — and marketing — of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the one-of-a-kind existential rock-opera mash-up (“Nothing really matters..to me”) that, in 1975, became Queen’s signature six-minute radio masterpiece. The marathon recording session exuberantly evokes the song’s shoot-the-works quality, and there’s an irresistible sequence, built around the in-joke of casting Mike Myers — yes, Wayne Campbell himself — as an EMI executive, in which the members of Queen try, and fail, to convince the label to release “Bohemian Rhapsody” as a single. The rest, as they say, is history.

So, for me at least, a solid hour and a step in the right direction but not what I would consider a complete turn around from last season (and we haven’t even gotten back to the Klingon’s or have met Ethan Hunt / Mission: Impossible Spock yet).

A man walks along the shore of Lake Michigan, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019, in Chicago. A deadly arctic deep freeze enveloped the Midwest with record-breaking temperatures on Wednesday, triggering widespread closures of schools and businesses, and prompting the U.S. Postal Service to take the rare step of suspending mail delivery to a wide swath of the region. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)

As a director, Singer has always been a big-budget short-order cook, the kind of filmmaker who brings more energy than texture to what he’s doing. “Bohemian Rhapsody” creates a watchable paint-by-numbers ride through the Queen saga, yet it’s rarely the movie it could or should have been. As scripted by Anthony McCarten (“Darkest Hour,” “The Theory of Everything”), it lacks the cathartic intimacy, the rippingly authentic you-are-there excitement of a great rock-world biopic like “Sid and Nancy” or “Get On Up” or “Love & Mercy.” Yet the film’s limitations may not end up mattering all that much, since its once-over-lightly quality could prove to be highly commercial (and Malek’s captivating performance is pure awards bait). The movie can work for mainstream audiences as a jukebox musical pegged to a heart-tugging semi-synthetic version of Freddie Mercury’s rise and fall.

Steam rises from the Fox River in St. Charles, Ill. on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. The cold weather system that put much of the Midwest into a historic deep freeze was expected to ease Thursday, though temperatures still tumbled to record lows in some places. (Brian Hill/Daily Herald via AP)

Philly rapper Tierra Whack’s 15-track, 15-minute debut is the perfect example of what a full-length visual can, and more importantly should, do for an audio body of work. She delivered a multi-part video so striking it demands attention be paid to the music, and vice versa. Each colorful and often jarring clip — one (literal) minute she’s getting a manicure with a brutally busted face, and the next she’s kicking back in a pet cemetery —  shows the ingenuity of an artist unfamiliar with boundaries. Let’s hope she never finds them. – LYNDSEY HAVENS

So, trying to find a Δ of around ½ W/㎡ amidst roughly 400W/㎡ (½÷400)=0.00125 ≈0.13% requires an accuracy of 0.13% just to notice a change … to actually measure the change, requires around ten times more accuracy, like 0.02% …using Eppley PIR units, factory-rated for ±5W/㎡. Philipona 1998 pointed out several Eppley PIR units near ±20W/㎡ off. All the while, controlling for changes in atmospheric temperature and humidity … not bloody likely.

In January 1965, Lois Willis of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in Richmond reviewed data in a computer room. An accompanying story about the era’s growing technology described how “obsolescence, while not planned, is almost inevitable” as data processing expanded.

Supposedly that extra bit is Gene Coon’s doing, but regardless, canonically there was some concept of a Judeo-Christian God in TOS. Not that I’m keen on it. But there ya go.