Specifically, NASA says more than 800 students observing the April 2024 solar eclipse over North America found that the Earth’s ionosphere rises as the Moon blocks the Sun, then returns to normal as it moves on, creating “atmospheric gravity waves.”
They figured that out by bouncing high-frequency radio waves off the ionosphere, according to NASA’s blog post detailing early results of experiments from that day.
They come in brown and black, attach magnetically, and fold up to become a stand, like Apple’s folio covers. And there’s a magnetic flap to secure your Apple Pencil.
Nomad’s Leather Folio covers cost $110 for the 11-inch M4 iPad Pro cover and $135 for the 13-inch one.
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The company, Embodied, announced this week it had lost funding and will close up shop, reports Aftermath. That will brick Moxie, its cloud-connected $799 educational robot.
The company won’t offer refunds or warranty and repair services. That leaves caregivers with distraught kids and robots that shut down despite otherwise functioning hardware — a situation consumer protection groups have lobbied the FTC to go after.
