On a trip to London for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Saturday, Justin Trudeau was spotted singing with Montreal musician Gregory Charles in the lobby of a hotel.

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In a video shared on Twitter, the Prime Minister of Canada can be seen singing the group Queen’s song “Bohemian Rapsody,” accompanied by Gregory Charles on the piano. The video has been viewed over half a million times.

Trudeau celebrates his accession as Queen of Canada by drunkenly singing to an audience at his predecessor’s funeral. Nobel. pic.twitter.com/kpXTPcQ71f

— Keean Bexte 🇬🇧 (@TheRealKeean) September 19, 2022

“After dinner on Saturday [le] The prime minister attended a small gathering with members of the Canadian delegation who came together to pay tribute to Her Majesty’s life and service, sources said. Gregory Charles, a well-known Quebec musician and recipient of the Order of Canada, played the piano in the hotel’s lobby, leading to some members of the delegation, including the Prime Minister, joining him.

The Montreal musician and singer has been invited to join the Canadian delegation in England for the funeral of the monarch. The latter also took part in Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral procession on Monday.

Shortly after the video was released, the internet erupted with comment. While the maxim “live and let live” was on everyone’s lips, many netizens were shocked to see the Canadian prime minister act like this just days before the Queen of England’s funeral.

“He couldn’t pretend to care for a few hours in public,” he wrote in a tweet that garnered more than 400 likes.

The James Webb Space Telescope has released its first images of Mars, offering a unique and more detailed look at the Red Planet’s atmosphere.

The giant telescope, nearly a million miles from Earth, is giving scientists and the public a glimpse of Mars’ observable disk — that is, the portion of the planet’s sunlit side that faces it.

Webb’s first images of Mars were taken by his near-infrared (NIRCam) camera. They show a region of the planet’s eastern hemisphere at two different wavelengths, or colors, of infrared light.

The Red Planet is one of the brightest objects in the night sky due to its relative proximity to Earth, but this poses challenges for the JWST – which was built to detect the faintest light from distant galaxies in the Universe.

The James Webb Space Telescope has released its first images of Mars. The first image on the left shows a surface reference map from NASA and the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA) with overlaid fields of view from the two Webb NIRCam instruments. Webb’s two near-infrared images are shown on the right

The first image on the left shows a surface reference map from NASA and the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA) with overlaid fields of view from the two Webb NIRCam instruments. Webb’s two near-infrared images are shown on the right.

The shorter wavelength NIRCam image is dominated by reflected sunlight and therefore shows surface detail similar to visible-light images.

The rings of Huygens Crater (the planet’s fifth-largest impact crater, named after astronomer Christiaan Huygens), the dark volcanic rocks of Syrtis Major (a well-known dark spot), and the brightening in the Hellas Basin are all visible in this image. The basin is the largest well-preserved impact structure on Mars, spanning more than 1,200 miles, the space agency notes.

When the light emitted by the planet passes through the Martian atmosphere, some of it is absorbed by carbon dioxide (CO2) molecules, making the Hellas Basin appear darker than the surrounding area due to this effect.

The Red Planet is one of the brightest objects in the night sky due to its relative proximity to Earth, but this poses challenges for the JWST – which was built to detect the faintest light from distant galaxies in the universe

Shown in this image are the rings of Huygens Crater, the dark volcanic rocks of Syrtis Major, and the brightening in the Hellas Basin. The basin is the largest well-preserved impact structure on Mars, spanning more than 1,200 miles, the space agency notes

“This isn’t actually a thermal effect at Hellas,” explains lead investigator Geronimo Villanueva of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, who developed these Webb observations.

“The Hellas Basin is at a lower elevation and therefore experiences higher air pressure. This higher pressure leads to suppression of thermal emission in this particular wavelength range due to an effect called pressure broadening. It will be very interesting to distinguish these competing effects in this data.’

Villanueva and his team also published Webb’s first near-infrared spectrum of Mars, showing tiny variations in brightness between hundreds of different wavelengths.

“This isn’t actually a thermal effect at Hellas,” explains lead investigator Geronimo Villanueva of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, who developed these Webb observations

“The Hellas Basin is at a lower elevation and therefore experiences higher air pressure. This higher pressure leads to suppression of thermal emission in this particular wavelength range due to an effect called pressure broadening. It will be very interesting to distinguish these competing effects in this data.

“Preliminary analysis of the spectrum reveals a variety of spectral features that contain information about dust, ice clouds, what type of rocks are on the planet’s surface, and the composition of the atmosphere,” says NASA.

“The spectral signatures — including deep valleys known as absorption features — of water, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide are easily discerned with Webb.”

The US space agency also noted that Webb’s instruments are so sensitive that they require special techniques to avoid what is known as “detector saturation” due to the bright infrared light from Mars.

Astronomers can anticipate this by using short exposures to measure just a portion of the light hitting the detectors and employing “special data analysis techniques”.

“Preliminary analysis of the spectrum reveals a variety of spectral features that contain information about dust, ice clouds, what type of rocks are on the planet’s surface, and the composition of the atmosphere,” says NASA

NASA explained the telescope’s perspective in a statement: “Webb can acquire images and spectra with the spectral resolution needed to study short-term phenomena such as dust storms, weather patterns, seasonal changes and, in a single observation, processes occurring at different times.” take place (day, sunset and night) of a Martian day.’

The new images use data from Webb Science, which is a work-in-progress and has not yet been peer-reviewed.

Last week, the Webb captured a stunning image of the Orion Nebula, which formed 4.5 billion years ago.

This image showed an open cluster of young massive stars, with their intense radiation and dense filaments forming the cloud of dust and gas that could play a key role in the birth of new stars.

The nebula was previously photographed by the Hubble telescope in 2004, but that device uses visible light and its view was obscured by the large amounts of stardust.

However, JWST detects the infrared light of the cosmos, allowing observers to see through these layers of dust and peer into its cosmic center – a region only now seen with human eyes.

Last week, the Webb captured a stunning image of the Orion Nebula, formed 4.5 billion years ago (above).

This image showed an open cluster of young massive stars, with their intense radiation and dense filaments forming the cloud of dust and gas that could play a key role in the birth of new stars

Since midnight, on the night of Sunday September 18th to Monday September 19th, Russian tourists with a Schengen visa issued by a European country no longer have the right to enter Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and to enter Poland. To enter the European Union (EU) directly and by land – closed to Russian planes – these are all doors that close, leaving only the passage through Finland open. The latter country has not yet banned tourists from entering the country, although Helsinki has reduced the number of visas issued to them by 90%.

The EU foreign ministers agreed on a compromise on August 31 in Prague. The Twenty-Seven had decided to suspend the 2007 EU-Russia agreement facilitating the issuance of European visas to Russian citizens. The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, had made a concession to the countries bordering Russia, which called for stricter measures, and authorized them to “take measures at the national level to restrict entry into the EU”.

Also read: The European Union suspends an agreement that will make it easier to issue visas for Russians

According to the European border and coast guard agency Frontex, between February 24, when the war in Ukraine began, and August 22, 998,085 Russian citizens entered the Schengen area, including 330,000 from Finland and 220,000 from Estonia . During the period, Russia’s neighboring countries, in a scattered order, took various measures to limit entry into their territory, limit the issuance of tourist visas or close their borders to certain Russian nationals. Believing that this was not enough, the three Baltic states and Poland decided to go further and ban Russian tourists from entering the country from Monday.

“Create Dissatisfaction”

In a statement released Thursday, September 8, the leaders of the four countries referred to the “significant and growing influx of Russian citizens” to their borders, which “is becoming a serious threat to Russia.” [leur] public security and the whole Schengen area”. The Prime Ministers also reiterated: “Three quarters of Russian citizens support Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine” and considered it “unacceptable that citizens of an aggressor state are allowed to travel freely within the EU when at the same time people living in Ukraine have been tortured and murdered”.

The four countries have therefore decided to deny access to their territory to Russian citizens with short-term Schengen visas. The only exceptions: Russian diplomats are still allowed to cross the border, as are employees of transport companies, family members in Europe and political dissidents. Also exempt are Russian citizens transiting through Lithuania on board the train connecting Russia with the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. According to Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu, about half of the 53,000 visas issued by his country are said to be affected by the sanctions.

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The Hurricane fiona that crashed Puerto Ricobefore touching land on the coast of the Dominican Republic, the island’s power plants struck and caused Damage defined as catastrophicdas. Landslides, blocked roads, fallen trees and power lines e a collapsed bridge in the city of Utuadoin the central mountain region, are part of the destruction, Governor Pedro Pierluisi said at a news conference. In Puerto Rico, all territory is over three million people As the hurricane got closer, it ran out of energy. The island’s electricity company said on its website today that it had “started up some circuits” but gave no figures on the number of people receiving electricity. The Hurricane Center downgraded Fiona to a tropical storm in Puerto Rico, but warned against it rain and floods You could keep hitting the island. The hurricane also left an estimated 196,000 people without drinking water due to power outages and river flooding, officials said.

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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake hits Mexico again on September 19 at 5:41 a.m

(CNN Spanish) — A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck Mexico this Monday, according to reports from the United States Geological Survey (USGS, for its English acronym).

The seismic focus was at a depth of 10 kilometers and the epicenter was 42 kilometers NW of La Placita de Morelos, Michoacán.

The earthquake was also felt strongly in Mexico City.

CNN driver in Mexico feels the tremors of 7.6 in the air 1:14

The National Seismology of Mexico recorded it with a magnitude of 7.4.

USGS originally recorded the movement at 7.5.

The Tsunami Warning Center has issued a tsunami warning of potentially dangerous waves hitting Mexico immediately, reports CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.

It’s the anniversary of the two earthquakes that hit Mexico City and other places badly in 1985 and 2017.

Prior to this Monday, there was a national earthquake drill that included activating the seismic alert in the country’s capital just as part of the drill. Then came the movement, just like in 2017.

Amid the commemoration of the 2017 earthquake, relatives feel the earthquake 3:26

One dead in Colima after a fence fell

After the earthquake registered this Monday, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said that José Rafael Ojeda Durán, Secretary of the Navy, told him that a person had died in a shopping mall in Manzanillo, Colima state, after a fence fell.

What the authorities said about the earthquake

In 2017, Morelos, Puebla, Mexico City, the State of Mexico, Guerrero and Oaxaca felt a magnitude 7.1 earthquake just after noon. It happened after another earthquake of great intensity with a magnitude of 8.1 was recorded in the same month, on September 7. And in 1985, one of the most devastating earthquakes for Mexico happened, killing about 10,000 people.

Mexico City’s Prime Minister Claudia Sheinbaum said on her Twitter account that no damage had been reported in the country’s capital and reported that five condors were flying over the city’s streets. Mexico City’s Citizen Security Secretary, Omar García Harfuch, said there had been “no relevant damage” so far.

At the moment there are no damages or relevant news. We will continue to report from @C5_CDMX with the cabinet at the head @Claudiashein

— Omar Garcia Harfuch (@OHarfuch) September 19, 2022

Later, at a news conference, Sheinbaum said they were working on the report of the drill, which took place almost an hour earlier to commemorate the tragic earthquakes of 1985 and 2017: “We were working on the report of the earthquake drill minutes before that the alarm went off was,” said the head of government of Mexico City.

“I managed to speak to the President. We will call you immediately. There is no major damage in the city and we will update you later if there is any major property damage,” he said.

At least one dead after Mexico earthquake and tsunami warning 1:53

“It was a difficult situation because we already know that we’ve had major earthquakes and that obviously people are scared of having an earthquake that day,” Sheinbaum added.

The impact and trauma left by previous tremors in the country causes nervous breakdowns among residents as soon as the alarm goes off. Civil defense workers in Mexico City’s main square informed local media Milenio TV that they treated at least 50 people who were showing symptoms of a nervous breakdown after Monday’s earthquake.

Panic due to earthquake during commemoration on September 19, 2017 1:30

Giving the preliminary report of the National Seismological from the courtyard of the National Palace, the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, said: “We sincerely wish that nothing serious has happened.”

The President has uploaded several videos to his social networks as the reports reach authorities across the country. I know communicates with the governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, who briefed him on the situation in the state: “There are only reports of material damage in Coalcomán, where the epicenter was, and in the surrounding areas,” said López Obrador. The president also communicated with the head of government in Mexico City, where “there is no serious harm.”

First earthquake report pic.twitter.com/tanl3ILVZV

– Andrés Manuel (@lopezobrador_) September 19, 2022

The Michoacán government said on its Twitter account that emergency protocols were activated following the 7.5 magnitude earthquake, according to the USGS, whose epicenter was 42 kilometers north-northwest of La Placita de Morelos, Michoacán. “We ask you to remain calm,” the government wrote.

⚠️ | Emergency protocols have been activated due to the earthquake recorded in Michoacán this afternoon. @pcmichoacan stay alert.

We ask you to remain calm.

— Government of Michoacán (@GobMichoacan) September 19, 2022

Oaxaca Governor Alejandro Murat reported on his Twitter account that civil defense protocols had been activated and that no damage had been reported in the state so far. “#Earthquake was sensed and alarm activated in #Oaxaca, we continue to activate civil defense protocols @CEPCO_GobOax,” wrote Murat.

was noticed #Earthquake and the alarm was activated #Oaxaca We continue to activate civil defense protocols @CEPCO_GobOax. At the moment they inform me that there is no damage.

– Alejandro Murat (@alejandromurat) September 19, 2022

The energy spokespeople of the parliamentary groups are meeting this afternoon to discuss proposals to contain energy prices. The SPÖ invited to the discussion entitled “Energy Rescue Plan”. Club deputy boss Jörg Leichtfried and energy spokesperson Alois Schroll promote the SPÖ model for lower gas prices.

The basis for the discussion is, among other things, a proposal for a resolution that will be presented at the next session of the National Council. In it, the SPÖ calls on the government to work at European level for the rapid introduction of a supported gas price of a maximum of 50 euros per megawatt hour.

At the same time, preparations for a supported gas price at this level must also be made at the national level. Beforehand, Leichtfried called for a “national effort” to tame the “crazy energy market”. In his opinion, “a major intervention in the energy market is urgent”.