So, that was ... Did they crash into each other?
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Perspectives reset, time doubles back, expectations crash into one another.
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What sells are the scenes where spaceships crash into London.
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Provided, that is, it doesn't crash into a power pylon.
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After the 22 orbits, Cassini will crash into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Archival pages from The New York Times can attest that not so long ago, pilots were more likely to misjudge terrain and crash into mountains, or even to crash into other planes in midair.
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When I would crash into bed at 1 or 2 a.m.
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Or that "Crash Into Me" isn't about a metaphorical emotional 'crash'?
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Similarly, the technology won't allow you to crash into the windmill.
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"Kobe witnessed someone crash into me at 65 mph," he said.
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And here I crash into the stumbling block of truly sustainable art.
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Waves crash into Jennette's Pier in Nags Head, North Carolina, on Friday.
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Without necessary regulations, drones will potentially crash into airplanes and each other.
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You should do that outside, so you don't crash into your ceiling.
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DART will crash into the asteroid, changing the speed of the moonlet.
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"Just don't crash into me, man, please," Peña shouted out the window.
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If you had them all just run, they'd crash into each other.
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If they are, could these visionary ventures crash into new dead ends?
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Once they get going, they can crash into things — or down stairs.
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However, the group's aim to democratize information may soon crash into financial reality.
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He reportedly encouraged Republicans to crash into the impeachment hearing room on Wednesday.
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Could this falling domino crash into the next: Denmark, perhaps, or even France?
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Can we watch as these differently textured tectonic plates crash into one another?
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Satellites in densely packed constellations may crash into each other or other spacecraft.
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Shaw previously drove a Mercedes to crash into Han's vehicle in "Tokyo Drift."
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But, driving off giddy with excitement, they're the ones who crash into Ronna.
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Self-driving cars could choose who to crash into based on net worth.
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In particular, Ives said, Slack is about to crash into a Microsoft wall.
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"It sounded like something was going to crash into the hospital," she said.
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In that sense, Facebook is headed for its own crash into the sea.
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Their boat was too small to crash into a large ship like ours.
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The mission ended in September with a planned fiery crash into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Come September 15, Cassini will crash into Saturn, having spent all of its fuel.
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But young, poor and ethnic-minority voters are more likely to crash into them.
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The Juno mission ends on February 20, 2018, when Juno will crash into Jupiter.
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Is there any chance it will make a detour and crash into our planet?
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Maybe an asteroid will crash into the earth, killing us off like the dinosaurs.
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I do occasionally crash into things, but I have learned to laugh it off!
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Three female passengers survived the crash into thick vegetation just miles from the runway.
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As I come out from behind it, I almost crash into the girl again.
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Roth set a high bar for everyone else—and himself—to violently crash into.
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Where those seemingly opposing ideas crash into each other is with Porpentine's howling dogs.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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MARC STEIN Formula One has an unwritten rule: Do not crash into your teammate.
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Many meteors disintegrate in our atmosphere, or slow down and crash into the soil.
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Many meteors disintegrate in our atmosphere, or slow down and crash into the soil.
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Massive sheets of ice crash into each other, breaking apart and forming massive obstacles.
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In order to ensure that drones don't crash into buildings, crash into other aircraft or violate laws, vehicles and operators need to exchange data and receive real-time information about where there's an airport, a prison or a fire where drones are prohibited.
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There's something about watching a robot crash into a fence that's just so damn satisfying.
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Multiple explosions resulted from the crash into the parking lot of the Barrick Gold Corp.
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" The witness says he then saw the plane crash into the water and "nose over.
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Venture capitalists have started to crash into this marriage and made it into a threesome.
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I leave at around 11:45 and crash into bed at close to 1 a.m.
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Worry about your sins" and "Let the missile hit you or crash into the rocks.
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"I saw the van do a weave and crash into the fence," Bolasky later recalled.
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He insists he thought it was gonna crash into him, and that's why he fired.
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He'd accepted some major cash to arrange for that car to crash into pregnant Annalise.
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How four hijackers redirect the jet southeast, most likely to crash into the nation's capital.
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If they were having trouble seeing, they would probably crash into buildings and each other.
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After all, most of the bad things you can crash into are in that direction.
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It is also worth putting the 2008 economic crash into perspective—both historical and global.
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What a 9-foot storm surge didn't crash into, the 155-mph winds wiped out.
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After building the set, you can catapult Red at the castle and crash into the piggies.
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But now that it's out there, the next question is, well, will it crash into anything?
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Layers of unreality and reality crash into each other in the reunion of the Golden Lovers.
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OSIRIS-REx's scientists hope to fully understand whether Bennu will someday crash into our own planet.
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I'm proud to report that I did not crash into anything, or mow down any kayakers.
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The Juno mission ends on February 20, 2018, when Juno is expected to crash into Jupiter.
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But at least in the air there's nothing to crash into until you hit the ground.
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President Donald Trump runs a tight ship — poised to crash into an iceberg at any second.
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We've already seen drones accidentally crash into the White House lawn, and power lines in California.
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So what caused that plane to crash into the Java Sea just 13 minutes after takeoff?
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These sensors are set up to detect when subatomic particles called neutrinos crash into the Earth.
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Again and again, he threatens to crash into the slough of See What I Did There?
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We sing "holy shit" when they crash into each other off of ladders or through barricades.
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And to not crash into each other and to, you know, occupy the lanes more efficiently.
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They float and spin and crash into one another with no regard for what's up or down.
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The mission will conclude on July 2021, when the spacecraft will deliberately crash into the planet. [NASA]
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Large waves produced by Hurricane Irma crash into the end of Anglins Fishing Pier in Fort Lauderdale.
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A few months later, the term "fake news" would crash into the lexicon after the presidential election.
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The boat's still going to move for a long time but hopefully won't crash into the dock.
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They can crash into each other -- or one can cannibalize parts of another that comes too close.
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Heavy typhoon rains caused the landslide to crash into Sucun village, said the official Xinhua news agency.
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We crash into the reality that our kids unique needs will seriously mess with our perfect plans.
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It's not just that I think my plane, train, or bus is going to crash into something.
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It causes their home to crash into Dream's kingdom, while in the real world Latoya wakes up.
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You can fly them with a pre-programmed route to crash into buildings, power plants, interchanges, whatever.
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Pumpers making time to their next well race along these roads and sometimes crash into each other.
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He didn't crash into any cars, but ended up running into the side of an apartment complex.
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They didn't crash into it, but that appears to have been by luck, according to the report.
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We feel profoundly activated neurologically (the threat of embarrassment) and, at the same time, crash into constriction.
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Come September, the 20-year-old spacecraft will crash into Saturn, having spent all of its fuel.
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I doubt he heard but somehow, right before he was about to crash into us, he stopped.
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"After that, we saw the plane crash into this house," he said pointing to a nearby building.
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The driver escaped by jumping from the moving vehicle and causing it to crash into a fence.
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But an overzealous impact could break an asteroid into fragments that could still disastrously crash into Earth.
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Police said another car pulled up and opened fired, causing the initial car to crash into a pole.
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After a while, you realize you're just watching pixels crash into other pixels until the clock runs out.
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The character designs for the titans look great, and spells crash into the world with a satisfying explosion.
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Authorities haven't said what caused the Airbus A1303, which had 2130 people aboard, to crash into the sea.
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The next hot trend: moon water Meteorites don't just stir up dust when they crash into the moon.
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Aside from maybe gashing you open if they crash into you, there's not much harm they can do.
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If you want to say you watched a spacecraft crash into a comet, THIS IS WHAT YOU WATCH.
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Chris Gardner of Keawe Adventures said he heard the copter crash into the water and ran to help.
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Seeing him crash into the glass over and over was a mirror I didn't want to look into.
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Then calculations suggested that orbit might not be stable, and the spacecraft might crash into Venus shortly afterward.
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Far from clarifying anything, every issue seemed to crash into the one before it, rendering it more complex.
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You buy a drone today and pilot it yourself and 20 minutes later you crash into a tree.
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Well, not parallel exactly: As with Jeremy and Norman, these ideas crash into each other over and over.
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One car almost struck the police vehicle, according to reports, while another car did crash into the cruiser.
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Blaney hit the back of Newman, causing him to spin out and crash into the track's retaining wall.
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I quickly take off my makeup, brush my teeth, put on some pajamas, and crash into my warm bed.
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"I thought the ship was going to crash into my house," a resident living nearby told Italy's state television.
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The challenge is making sure that the nozzles don't crash into each other, which is harder than it sounds.
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"Was doing stunts in air or lack of flying skills caused crash into Island," the sheriff said on Twitter.
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They need an asteroid to crash into Earth, because the biggest obstacle for the Democrats is good news. Right?
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But flying insects still have a tendency to crash into things, suggesting pattern velocity is an imperfect navigational aid.
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"We observed one UAS crash into the water but did not observe a 'splash' for the other," Brown added.
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Heavy rains brought by the remnants of Typhoon Megi caused the landslide to crash into Sucun village on Wednesday.
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For benign drones, that means routing them to the right destination or ensuring they don't crash into other drones.
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Thanksgiving is where all our food rules crash into one another like proton beams in the bowels of CERN.
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Oh, and after orbiting the planet 37 times, the spacecraft will crash into Jupiter's surface and meet its death.
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After a controlled dive and crash into the ocean, his fellow aviators marked his location and called for rescue.
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He believes that an asteroid will crash into Earth and wipe out humankind in eight months and 12 days.
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Assuming it does not crash into another object, asteroid Aretha will be orbiting the Sun until our star dies.
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She performed "Formation," before a crowd that gurgles beer and chants as predominantly Black athletes crash into each other.
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Birds, for example, that are drawn to light may crash into buildings, particularly ones with transparent or reflective windows.
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A blue wave is building, but it will crash into a relatively stable political system surrounded by high walls.
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But in those with dysfunctional pulvinar activity, thoughts, emotions, and attention crash into one another, causing unnecessary suffering and confusion.
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He pre-programs some of the drones to shoot or crash into specific targets using over-the-counter navigation software.
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The good people over at Minute Physics explain why most of us couldn't crash into the sun if we tried.
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They'd miss obvious dust bunnies, crash into furniture, and get hopelessly lost under your bed searching for the charging dock.
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Players crash into a beach, dodge bullets, use a Bangalore torpedo to clear barbed wire, and clear out German bunkers.
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Someone who can feed the cars false information can potentially cause them to crash into each other or nearby walls.
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It's impossible to accelerate a person that much in the lab; for one, they'd crash into the walls almost instantly.
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"There are creatures out there that live their entire lives at sea, and I've had them crash into the boat."
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Transferring from a local slidewalk to an express, I lose my balance and crash into a stocky woman in blue.
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SpaceX initially intended for the car to crash into Mars, but it looks like it will pass the red planet.
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" Langley dreams of buying his mother a wheelchair, which she'll crash "into the couch and oh, they'll laugh and laugh.
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Unfortunately, his wild ride ended with a crash into the rocks at nearby Sunset Cliffs, sending him to the hospital.
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Instead of being recycled, they crash into the ocean and sink to the bottom after lofting a payload into orbit.
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More importantly, Butler wasn't actually trying to defend Crowder—he was only trying to get Crowder to crash into him.
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The reflection of those exterior lights in the windows might have disoriented the birds, causing them to crash into the glass.
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I crash into bed with my husband after sending a couple of emails and taking my prenatal vitamins and nausea medication.
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The spacecraft will make its planned crash into Saturn's atmosphere in September, ending its mission after launching from Earth in 1997.
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With its own form of grinding, too, as you couldn't just crash into insult sword fighting while green around the gills.
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It's a fundamental part of the spaceflight company's business model — reusing expensive rockets rather than letting them crash into the ocean.
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Sebastian pointed out that drones are being used to sniff data-center traffic, and even crash into data-center cooling systems.
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The dense, green plumes of gas are causing me to crash into trees as I search for a place to land.
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Again if cargo ships crash into docks and airplanes fly into mountains on April 6th, don't say we didn't warn you.
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Then a Tesla Model X in autopilot mode left the driver dead after a fiery crash into a California highway barrier.
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At some point, it's going to be vital that we have systems for ensuring "good drones" don't crash into each other.
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A Chinese man sued Tesla in China in July, saying Autopilot caused his son to crash into a street-sweeping vehicle.
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We'll see if other players try to crash into the market with a similar concept and trigger a perma pricing war.
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A Chinese man sued Tesla in China in July, saying autopilot caused his son to crash into a street-sweeping vehicle.
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Attempt to land on the Hudson River or crash into one of the densest cities in the US.Clip: I don't know.
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At least one wing fragment from the plane has been found, a sign that it did indeed crash into the ocean.
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"I just saw the train crash into everything and I just started trying to help whoever I could," he told ABC News.
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"'Crash Into Me' has this really special place in the hearts of a lot of musicians and people my age," he says.
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There is currently no information about what caused the plane to crash into the city, which adjoins the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
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The character starts the movie in retirement due to his driver dying in a head-first crash into the wall at Daytona.
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Richie Porte, Froome's former lieutenant at Sky who is now with the American BMC team, was the first to crash into it.
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That is to ensure there is no possibility that Juno would crash into Europa and contaminate it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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But what's even more mind-boggling is imagining the cosmic fireworks when these giants crash into each other and unite as one.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of people who died in a 2011 helicopter crash into the East River.
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Embarrassed, I turn to go back in and nearly crash into Yima, who has forgotten her cane and instead grips the wall.
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Following the crash into a pillar, KABC said, the student was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries.
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After a monthlong political crisis, Lebanon faces an economic one, too, as the effects of long-term policies crash into citizens' lives.
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It will weave in and out of that space until mid-September, when it will crash into the planet and be incinerated.
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In the video, you can hear rumbling that sounds like thunder as the pieces of the glacier crash into the water below.
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It was a really crazy moment on the set where hundreds of crew members watched the minivan crash into our precious props.
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It's like hating a band because its fans are annoying (and I love Dave Matthews Band — or at least "Crash Into Me").
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There is a singular pendulum ride spinning round and round, each time looking like it might crash into the makeshift bar tent nearby.
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It tests factors like how often the simulated human drivers and pedestrian crash into each, to help determine if they're realistic or not.
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Okay, if you crash into the water and you've got to swim ... If Larry Page is in it, it's not that dangerous. Whoever.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you make a wrong turn and crash into the SunYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is warning Congress: the country is running out of money and could crash into the debt ceiling within weeks.
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VICE: How unusual is it for any major Navy ship—US or otherwise—to collide with or crash into another vessel like this?
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If you thought your Winter Storm Jonas experience was bad, consider Ellie Goulding's near-fatal car crash into a frozen lake in Norway.
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Williams plays with the similarity between these two types of arousal, showing how they collide and crash into each other like fast cars.
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If Cassini doesn't crash into Saturn, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of Saturn's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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The probe was scheduled to crash into Jupiter's clouds this month, but instead the mission has been extended until at least July 2021.
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The vocals are often harmonized by machine; the drumbeats that crash into the beginning of "10 (Death/Breast)" are programmed and cranked up.
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But as The Associated Press reported on Monday, the 2009 police report about Woods's crash into a fire hydrant near his Isleworth, Fla.
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The pioneering ClearSpace device is designed to locate, capture and remove large items that threaten to crash into the satellites orbiting the planet.
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As an astrophysicist, he built galaxy simulations, using supercomputers to model the way the universe expands and how galaxies crash into one another.
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Alcott claimed, of her own youth, that she "fell with a crash into girlhood," and movies, let's face it, are made for crashing.
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Many take the reflections they see in windows for the sky, leading them to crash into buildings and fall — sometimes dozens of stories.
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This was a commuter airplane, and these three men threatened to crash into the atomic reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
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Misener says Amazon's drones are "highly automated" and have "sense-and-avoid technology," which allows them to see obstacles and not crash into them.
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But Uranus will still be stumbling on in the void, watching its moons crash into each other, just like that terrible Dave Matthews song.
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Once Congress and NASA decide to decommission the station, it will be forced to de-orbit into Earth's atmosphere and crash into the ocean.
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The two side boosters both landed successfully shortly after launch, but the center booster seemed to crash into the ocean during the live stream.
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Empty space is constantly giving birth to pairs of new particles called virtual particles, which usually just annihilate when they crash into other particles.
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But if you take that phrase and look at it as SITES that CRASH into each other, you've got yourself a pretty spiffy theme.
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The intrusive nature of telemarketing is telegraphed by having Cassius literally crash into people's houses, desk and all, interrupting everything from dinner to sex.
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You don't, after all, want your Amazon drone to crash into a tree — or even worse, your children — when it lands in your backyard.
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Sheets of concrete weighing hundreds of tons crash into the river and onto the footings of the bridge, with sounds as loud as explosions.
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In 2017, four passengers were injured after bad weather caused their plane to crash into a fire truck upon landing and burst into flames.
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But the balls did not crash into the seats the way they would when Sheffield, who hit 509 career home runs, took batting practice.
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Don Kohles, 91, told CNN he saw the car crash into a fire hydrant or a utility pole in front of the Trader Joe's.
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In the Charlotte suburb of Matthews, a tree fell on a vehicle, causing the car to careen and crash into a church, police said.
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Hueso said that before Chappel's video of the August impact, he estimated that 10 to 60 objects like this crash into Jupiter each year.
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It's been 524 years since that day, and we know a lot more about the random alien fireballs that occasionally crash into the planet.
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On Friday, September 15, at 7:55:46 am Eastern time, NASA watched its 20-year-old, $4 billion-plus spacecraft crash into Saturn.
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DART will crash into a moonlet of near-Earth asteroid Didymos, that is comparable in size to an asteroid that could pose a threat.
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Kobe was brash enough to crash into the NBA in 1996 straight out of high school and that ruffled some feathers among sports journalists.
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Anyanwu was driving on the 163 when a car forced him to crash into a guard rail, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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In the real city, traffic signals weren't operational so motorists politely paused At intersections, graciously took turns, as one imagination could crash into another.
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These ships would act as "kinetic impactors," meaning that they would crash into the asteroid to gently nudge it into a non-apocalyptic trajectory.
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DART will crash into a moonlet of Didymos, a near-Earth asteroid, that is comparable in size to an asteroid that could pose a threat.
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The initial investigation has raised questions about whether or not the plane's sensors and software malfunctioned, causing the 737 MAX to crash into the water.
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The next day, the plane was under a completely different crew when it experienced the same problem, causing it to crash into the Java Sea.
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It will crash into the planet's thick atmosphere in September, closing its eyes on the ringed world and its many moons once and for all.
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Just imagine the apocalyptic possibility of broadcasting a malicious music file over the radio that makes certain cars crash into each other on the highway.
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These small moons are a part of why Cassini had to crash into the planet it spent years studying in order to fulfill its mission.
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But because the toy itself is still handling all of the steering, McQueen will occasionally crash into obstacles as it turns around to change directions.
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CNBC looked into the history and practice of naming the storms that come across the Caribbean and crash into the nation's south and east coasts.
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These sensors are set up to detect when subatomic particles called neutrinos — which travel along with other subatomic particles in cosmic rays — crash into Earth.
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And so it is in space, where more and more satellites and space junk threaten to crash into each other and crowd out the future.
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Drones can crash into planes, deliver drugs to prisoners, rip out your eyeball, or invade restricted airspace around our national monuments or nuclear power plants.
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Somewhere between 220 and 280 meters across, this rock could crash into Earth at several points in the future, most likely on April 250, 2027.
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An unrelated fatal helicopter crash into a local skyscraper soon after Uber's announcement seemed to embolden critics of the city's often elite-targeted transit products.
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Three female passengers are in critical condition after surviving the crash into thick vegetation just miles from the runway, the state-run newspaper Granma reported.
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The FAA has been placed in an odd position for an agency whose primary job has been making sure planes don't crash into each other.
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Scheduled to crash into the comet on September 30, the orbiter will finally rejoin its longtime companion, the recently deceased Philae lander (RIP, sweet prince).
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The organization cited research showing that drivers still crash into hazards even when their eyes are on the road and hands are on the wheel.
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The insects become inebriated, crash into walls and die, according to the blog of Tom Volk, a mycologist at the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse.
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The NTSB singled out the driver's "inattention and overreliance on" the autopilot system for the January 85033 crash into the fire truck, which was unoccupied.
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The NTSB singled out the driver's "inattention and overreliance on" the autopilot system for the January 2018 crash into the fire truck, which was unoccupied.
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A combination of rising tides and winds of more than 75 miles per hour from two different directions caused massive waves to crash into Venice.
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That endeavor also sent a vehicle to the lunar south pole, though that spacecraft was meant to crash into the ground rather than land intact.
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I'd heard "Crash Into Me" on the radio and was fascinated by the sweet song, the folk-jazz mix wasn't like anything I'd ever heard before.
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The spacecraft will crash into the smaller asteroid, called "Didymoon," at 3.7 miles per second, or 13,320 miles per hour, in an attempt to deflect it.
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The last thing anyone needs is for commercial, unmanned aerial systems to crash into structures, or worse, people below causing property damage, injuries or a fatality.
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During the exercise, one student became distracted, and Vlaming looked up as the student's partner was about to crash into a glass case along the wall.
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It's difficult to imagine that the unstoppable force that is the startup world won't eventually crash into the most immovable objects in the health care business.
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More likely, the Roadster is just going to keep floating around space — and maybe crash into the Earth, Venus, or the Sun within 10 million years.
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But the Hornet's deck allowed the planes as little as 2000 feet to get airborne — otherwise they'd drop off the edge and crash into the ocean.
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Earlier this week, Brady reposted footage from a trip two years ago that saw him crash into the snow after attempting to ski up a ramp.
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The impact was so violent it ricocheted the Cadi into the Toyota, which caused the Cadi to crash into a signal pole before striking a wall.
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During MESSENGER's last few months in operation, NASA brought the probe closer and closer to Mercury and eventually let the spacecraft crash into the planet's surface.
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READ: Russia wants to modify Cold War missiles to destroy asteroids So why send art to an asteroid that could one day crash into our planet?
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WALLACE: Looking at that text would cause her to crash into a tractor here in rural Iowa, taking the life of a 75-year-old man.
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In an article published in Tuesday's the Australian, Vance explained that in previous crash investigations, planes that crash into water are usually reduced to tiny fragments.
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In other words, the photons of the radio wave will crash into the atoms making up the intervening material and they will be deflected or absorbed.
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Editorial Why did a New Jersey Transit train crash into Hoboken Terminal on Thursday morning, killing at least one person and injuring more than 100 people?
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"Apparently it was going to crash into the sun or something," the B ship's captain tells Arthur Dent, vaguely wondering why the other ships never followed.
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It has a long way to travel — about 2.5 million light-years — but it's likely to crash into the Milky Way in about 4 billion years.
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These sensors are set up to detect when subatomic particles called neutrinos — which travel along with other subatomic particles in cosmic rays — crash into the Earth.
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Say goodbye to K. and walk for 10 minutes until I get back to my hostel, where I take off my makeup and crash into bed.
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The astronomers want to continue observing this exoplanet in the future to determine if its orbit is stable or if it will crash into the star.
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Scientists have figured out why bats crash into buildings: smooth, vertical surfaces like window panes throw off their navigation systems, basically keeping them from "seeing" those obstacles.
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Would it do more damage to crash into a brick (and unmoving) wall or a head on collision with a similar car also traveling at 50 mph?
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More than 20 years later, Tom Wheeler can still remember the sound that several thousand tons of aluminum train make when they crash into an abandoned vehicle.
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On Friday, September 15, around 7:55 am EDT, NASA will tune in to watch its 20-year-old, $4 billion-plus Cassini spacecraft crash into Saturn.
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"My heart sinks," Calafiore's girlfriend, Cara Maria Sorbello, says after the Big Brother alum's first crash into the water below from the very top of the ladder.
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The final phase of the memorial is underway and on track to open on the 17th anniversary of plane's crash into a Pennsylvania field during 9/11.
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Pilots also had to decide whether to take short cuts, sometimes seeing their drones crash into the ground or into each other to the shouts of spectators.
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Before these things take to the air, there needs to be a system for making sure they don't crash into each other, or into buildings or planes.
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When Lady Bird finally rejects Kyle on prom night, the final straw is her love of the Dave Matthews Band song "Crash Into Me," which Kyle mocks.
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Flying insects crash into things all the time, but their bodies are designed to be flexible and absorb most of the impact, without causing any permanent damage.
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It's jerky, not nearly as stable or as easy to control, and mine had a tendancy to tilt too far during flight and crash into the ground.
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Though the shoes light up, riding them at night seems a little scary; during the day at least you can see what you're about to crash into.
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Plaintiff Zachary Stevens alleged that a defective switch caused him to lose control of his 2007 Saturn Sky and crash into another vehicle, killing the other driver.
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It's scheduled to be decommissioned in just five years, after which it may be handed off to commercial operators or simply deorbited, to crash into the Pacific.
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Activists had been concerned about what might happen if the plant were to crash into coastal rocks on its journey to Pevek, but the trip went smoothly.
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Investigators have so far said that pilot error or a technical fault were likely to have caused the Defence Ministry TU-154 to crash into the sea.
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The deadliest incident involving humans occurred in 1971, according to Guinness, when a lightning strike caused a Peruvian airline to crash into the Amazon, killing 91 people.
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And remember, the space station could very well crash into the ocean or over an uninhabited area, and the pieces could spread out over hundreds of miles.
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Though out of power, the spacecraft will continue in that orbit for at least 20 years, possibly decades longer, at which point it could crash into Ceres.
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If the birds don't crash into the side of the building, then they "flutter around for hours, eventually becoming exhausted and landing in inhospitable environments," CNN reported.
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The man told onlookers that he decided to crash into the station in the early morning because he assumed few people would have been inside the building.
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Johnson's cross-check to Johnson from behind caused his former teammate to crash into the boards with 2:44 remaining in the second period of Saturday's game.
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On Saturday, part of a Cold War-era Russian rocket carrying fuel made with the dangerous chemical hydrazine will crash into the biodiverse Arctic waters of Baffin Bay.
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Vogt agrees, saying Juno is collecting the very first measurements of the energy and other properties of the particles that crash into Jupiter's upper atmosphere, producing the aurora.
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But in Marvel Legacy No. 1, which was released this week, Wolverine and his trademark "snikt" (the sound his claws make) crash into the story out of nowhere.
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A cartoon from February 1941 shows a huge, angry Hitler launching planes from France, only for them to crash into the cliffs and fall into the sea below.
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He's rooted himself to core principles and beliefs, and emerged on the other side with supreme confidence—almost like a dinosaur who weathered the asteroid's crash into Earth.
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"Today, New York City experienced yet another deadly helicopter crash, this time, with our nightmare of having a helicopter crash into a building," Maloney said in a statement.
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"PSA: A meteor did not crash into Downtown Los Angeles, and no, it's not an alien invasion… just a film shoot," the department wrote on their Twitter page.
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Dramatic footage shows the ice bridge collapsing from a height of 230 feet (70 meters) into the river below, causing waves to swell and crash into the glacier.
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Topping off the list was the emotional send-off of the Rosetta orbiter, as it executed a controlled fatal crash into comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko on September 30.
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That viral photo of Dwyane Wade's accidental crash into the stands earlier this month has now made its way into the home of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.
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It's speeding toward us at a rip-roaring 700,000 miles per hour, meaning it'll crash into the disk of the Milky Way in the not-too-distant future.
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More vexing, perhaps, may be what happens when they fill the skies and threaten to crash into each other, or into buildings, birds, cell towers, and power lines.
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When neutrinos crash into water molecules in the ice, they release high-energy eruptions of subatomic particles that can stretch as far as six city blocks, Symmetry reports.
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Puzant Ozbag owns a Model X and he says his car "suddenly and unexpectedly" accelerated "on its own" to crash into a building while his wife was driving.
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The probe, which has been orbiting around a comet since the end of 2014, will make a controlled descent and crash into its rocky companion on September 673th.
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According to German news site Deutsche Welle, the zebra caused a collision when one car braked to avoid hitting it, causing the car behind to crash into it.
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Eventually it reaches a maximum speed and engine note, and you just travel along at that until you brake, crash into another car, or reach the finish line.
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If she's too tired to steer away from an onrushing rock, jutting from the white froth like a dagger, the craft will crash into it, compromising its condition.
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Luckily there is an answer, a cure of sorts, a respite to the waves of stress that so often crash into our and those of our furry friends.
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But you surf directly at the fence, pumping turns as if you're trying to crash into it, and you're fairly close to it for much of the ride.
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The man told onlookers that he had decided to crash into the station in the early morning because he assumed few people would have been inside the building.
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DART will crash into a moonlet (a small natural satellite) of near-Earth asteroid Didymos, that is comparable in size to an asteroid that could pose a threat.
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"If I were to land on the planet another 10 times, I'd still travel the same journey and crash into the same rocks along the way," he insists.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday that Tesla's Autopilot driver assistance system was one of the probable causes of a fatal 13 crash into a concrete barrier.
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Russian news agencies earlier reported citing sources that Russia had temporarily grounded all Tu-154 planes until it identified the causes of the crash into the Black Sea.
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You can't blow through red lights, you can't run over kids, you can't crash into buildings, and if you do, there are repercussions and you're generally held accountable.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES • In the Bahamas, life-threatening storm surges of 18 to 23 feet could crash into the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama, the hurricane center said.
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For Sanders to crash into this debate with a vague proposal to cancel many, many, many more is to imperil the fragile gains that have already been made.
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There are the loose cannons, who crash into a track like an 18-wheel truck steams through a compact car on one of those Russian dash-cam videos.
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He witnesses a pilot crash into a tree and a stranger shoot down the town's cell phone tower, all before getting shot in the shoulder with a stray bullet.
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Or psychic terror vibes, right, to make you run through the woods and crash into a tree so they can drag you into the woods and create baby Bigfoots.
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The field of artificial intelligence is historically known for overpromising — decades of hyped results followed by harsh corrections in funding and expectations as researchers crash into major technological roadblocks.
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Fun fact for you here: the hi-hats that crash into the mix exactly a minute into this are the greatest use of percussion in this history of music.
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First, a bus slide slams into a four car crash pile up (that happened off screen) as peacefully as a 40-foot long steel box can crash into anything.
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During a typical abort, Orion would deploy parachutes to slow its speed before splashdown, but in this case, NASA allowed the test article to crash into the ocean instead.
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Instead, Tuesday night was a wakeup call for Republicans, who were test-driving their messaging strategy for the 2018 midterms — and just watched it crash into a Democratic wave.
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Russian has ruled out terrorism as the cause of a military plane crash into the Black Sea that killed all 92 people aboard, the country's transportation minister said Monday.
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The 27-year-old defender said he doesn't recall the plane's crash into the mountains near Medellin, Colombia, and that he has avoided reading the news stories about it.
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Especially crucial to Lady Bird's narrative are "Crash Into Me" by Dave Matthews Band, "Cry Me a River" by Justin Timberlake, and "Hand in My Pocket" by Alanis Morissette.
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The Cassini spacecraft will even crash into Saturn when its mission ends in September to make sure that it won't smash into one of the planet's possibly habitable moons.
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SpaceX's presumed candidate sites are also flat and relatively free of boulders, which are objects that you definitely do not want your spacecraft to land on or crash into.
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The BEA also issued a photo showing the recorder intact but dented by the impact of the plane's crash into a field minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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Others may rest in these unfamiliar urban areas until morning, then take flight and crash into the glass windows of buildings, drawn by reflections of trees or open sky.
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A scoop or two of ice cream satisfies you for the moment, but you continue to graze into the night until finally, you're so tired, you crash into bed.
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Indonesia plane crash Lion Air flight 610 was essentially a new jet, so why did it crash into the Java Sea minutes after takeoff from Jakarta, killing 189 people?
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Attracted to the artificial light in high-rise blocks, birds can become disorientated and crash into walls -- many of which are made of glass -- suffering injury and often death.
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Instead it will crash into Saturn itself, in pretty much a blaze of glory, gathering data and sending it back to mission control on earth until the very last.
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Created in just 48 hours, Zombies Come in Waves has a simple premise: collect coins as you surf through this post-apocalyptic world, and don't crash into any buildings.
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Rowson noted that drones can also be dangerous if they lose control and crash into a crowd, or if they come into contact with aircraft patrolling the area around Atlanta.
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I wash my makeup off (I refuse to ever sleep with a face full of makeup, no matter how tired, drunk, or lazy I get) and we crash into bed.
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Someone yuppie couple out there has definitely made "Fake Plastic Trees" their own "Crash Into Me," and I'd prefer not to think about the babies spawned from such aggressive earnestness.
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An inquiry by Poland's previous, centrist government ruled pilot error caused the government's Soviet-made TU-154 to crash into the ground in heavy fog during an attempt to land.
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In the post, the 41-year-old quarterback replayed footage from a trip two years ago that saw him crash into the snow after attempting to ski up a ramp.
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The cosmos is littered with clouds of star-forming gas, but few are as well studied as the Smith Cloud, set to crash into our galaxy in 30 million years.
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The film is a post-apocalyptic tale set in the future about Earth's imminent crash into another planet and a group of family members and soldiers' efforts to save it.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said the probable cause of the crash into a berm and fence at the water's edge was that the captain reversed the engines too aggressively.
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That means that on terrestrial planets, continents would crash into each other and pull apart, mountains would push up, and the sun beating down would create a wind circulation system.
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But during my first attempt at Sky Ladder in Bath, England in 1994, the aviation company told me that I needed a permit, otherwise flights would crash into the balloon.
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Can we hear it crash into our baithak, where we are invited to sit over the course of the exhibition, and during community-organized, and chai-flavored programming every Saturday?
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The new footage reveals that Batman utters the now classic line just after running the Batmobile into Superman and having it bounce off and crash into a wreck, leaving Superman unscathed.
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And while quadcopters have been flying solo for years now, you haven't seen them flying in groups much because of how easy it is for them to crash into each other.
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Gato Roboto opens with what has to be the worst possible outcome of a cat stepping on a keyboard: the misstep causes a spaceship to crash into a mysterious abandoned planet.
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He's one of my favorite things to talk about because I hate it in this really special way but "Crash Into Me" is one of my favorite songs of all time.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, have the potential to transform our daily lives but not until regulators can be sure they won't fall from the sky or crash into other aircraft.
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The Dave Matthews Band lead singer is known for songs like "Crash Into Me" — a sound and style that's worlds apart from the music made of Cardi B and Lil Pump.
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The Piper Cherokee took off at the airport and experienced an unknown issue, causing it to crash into cars parked at the airport parking lot, airport spokesman Brian Kulpin told CNN.
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A Utah man had his Model S autonomously crash into a parked trailer a couple weeks ago, which has kicked off an interesting back-and-forth between Tesla and the owner.
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I wanted some of the mixes to be a little bit clashy at times, to crash into each other, and some to just invisibly melt in and out of one-another.
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The BEA also issued a photo showing the recorder intact but dented by the impact of the plane's crash into a field on Sunday minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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The orbiter performed its final task early this morning, making a controlled crash into the comet's surface, destroying itself in the process but gathering valuable data down to the last minute.
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I feel some concern when I learn the aliens had attached rockets to the moon to crash into Brazil, but in the end, I feel like the right call was made.
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Russia has launched satellites that intentionally bumped into their own rocket stages—demonstrating that seemingly benign pieces of scientific equipment can be turned into weapons, sent to crash into enemy targets.
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An Israeli nonprofit, SpaceIL, attempted to land the first private spacecraft on the Moon in April, but an early engine shutdown caused the vehicle to crash into the lunar surface instead.
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The new stars seem to come from two nearby galaxies, the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, which are on track to crash into our galaxy in 2 or 3 billion years.
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If the two satellites crash into each other, the collision will result in thousands of pieces of small space debris which will pose a massive risk to other satellites in space.
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At the end of the seven-minute clip aired at NYCC, Ryan meets his new superior James Greer (Wendell Pierce), who he happened to almost crash into on his morning commute.
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Though the store was not too crowded overall, we had to watch our steps so as not to crash into a cart with a massive TV monitor popping out of it.
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You can get badly hurt in traffic, but you can also crash into something or get thrown off and hit your head and get badly hurt when there's no traffic around.
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These sensors are set up to detect ghostly subatomic particles called neutrinos — which do travel in a straight line but barely interact with other matter — as they crash into the Earth.
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The Niskanen half was the tough one, and I still see a player realizing that a falling opponent is about to crash into him and putting his hands up to protect himself.
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Lyrically, it's introspective; sonically, it's searching and almost pained and, altogether, it's easily the most interesting and multi-faceted track you'll hear today, as the delicate vocals crash into a surging instrumental.
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When siblings Aaron Allen and Jolisa Jones saw a car side-swipe an SUV, causing a young couple and their days-old baby to crash into a creek, they rushed to help.
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"The biggest problem with delivery drones is going to be how to create separation between drones, so they don't crash into each other, potentially injuring people and causing property damage," he said.
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Drones flying too close to commercial flights pose a serious threat to larger aircraft, and can be sucked into the engine or crash into the cockpit window, injuring or killing a pilot.
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By now, it's hard not to come across some new car with a suite of technologies that force you to stay in your lane or not crash into the car you're following.
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" The Oscar-winning director later told Deadline that he was "guilty" of getting Thurman into the car that would eventually crash into a tree, calling it "the biggest regret of my life.
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Colliders examine the smallest scales of the known universe by shooting particles through tunnels at near light speeds and studying the weird quantum junk that's created when they crash into each other.
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"My dad always said if you're floating down a river where there's rocks lined up on the shore, the last thing you want to do is crash into the shore," he says.
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Director Christopher McQuarrie explained to Empire that while Cruise was always supposed to crash into the building, "he hit the building at a slightly different angle" during one execution of the stunt.
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Also in agreement was Campbell Brown, the company's chief liaison with news publishers, whose job description includes absorbing some of the impact when Facebook and the news industry crash into one another.
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The big picture: Unmanned aerial vehicles have the potential to transform our daily lives, but not until regulators can be sure they won't fall from the sky or crash into other aircraft.
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Mr. Silverbush's love for fast cars, which persisted in spite of a crash into a tree at 90 miles per hour in 1979, benefited from a bit of unexpected luck in 2009.
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Along the border, artillery exchanges break out all the time and large rounds continually sail over the troops dug in on each side and crash into nearby villages, maiming and killing civilians.
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The Federal Aviation Administration currently employs about 14,000 highly trained air traffic controllers who monitor and direct airline traffic across the United States, making sure that one plane doesn't crash into another.
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Reports are popping up based on one selective reading of the Bible that next Saturday, September 23rd, a made-up planet will crash into the Earth and end life as we know it.
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The photos stopped coming when the hot air balloon the couple was riding over Lockhart, Texas collided with high-tension power lines, causing it to burst into flames and crash into a pasture.
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NASA's MAVEN spacecraft, which has been orbiting the Red Planet for the last two years, had to slightly alter its orbit this week so that it didn't crash into the Martian moon Phobos.
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We're told the damage on the truck indicates the tire blew, causing BJ to crash into an embankment on the driver's side ... it does not appear the truck flipped, as was first reported.
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A repeat seemed impossible on Friday as he started nearly five minutes behind the leader, Steven Kruijswijk of the Netherlands, but Nibali surged into the lead, aided by Kruijswijk's crash into a snowbank.
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The plane went through several 100-foot-high lines of trees and was fragmented from the crash into pieces tiny enough to pick up, NTSB Western Pacific Region chief Debra Eckrote said Sunday.
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The European aerospace giant Airbus is to fix deployable flight recorders to its planes that will eject from the plane and float on water in the event of a crash into the sea.
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The mission finally came to an end on September 30, when Rosetta executed a controlled crash into the comet, but the agency was ready with one last retrospective of its adventures and achievements.
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As he gestured to Herb Dean that he'd like to retrieve it, Silva rocked him with a series of punches, only to crash into him with a jump knee as the round ended.
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The photographer is immediately stunned into silence, which is an extraordinary feat considering that he's played by Riggle, a comedian who tends to crash into scenes with considerable physicality and eye-popping rage.
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But it mostly concerned with telecommunications, and decisions over who gets to use which parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, and for what (and also: making sure the satellites don't crash into one another).
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On April 22, Cassini begins a journey that will take it between the planet and its rings for 22 orbits before its mission finally ends with a crash into Saturn's atmosphere in September.
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Spoofs of sitcoms, infomercials and true-crime shows crash into one another, buffered by forlorn snippets of the original wedding tape and clips of Ralph's interactions with his best friend, Josh (Rahm Braslaw).
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They think the mysterious young stars come from two nearby galaxies called the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, which are on track to crash into our galaxy in 2 or 3 billion years.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Bernie Sanders might come out of Iowa and New Hampshire riding a wave — only to crash into the breakers built in the south and the west by Hillary Clinton's minority outreach.
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As you can see from the videos, the drones had their handlers walking along the side of the catwalk to make sure they didn't crash into any of the famous faces in the crowd.
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The tiny cars are actually made of soft foam so when they come flying off of a ramp they're not going to crash into walls and furniture like high-speed metal die-cast bullets.
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Most of the craft will burn up in the atmosphere, but a small amount of debris is expected to crash into the South Pacific, far from any land, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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The film seems to want to have it a few different ways, drawing on all of those emotional threads at once, and in the end they crash into one another in an unwieldy manner.
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The two personas eventually crash into each other as the plan goes to literal shit, with Park giving Ki-jeong a desperate and haunting vulnerability that's only heightened by how menacingly she plays Jessica.
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Click here to view original GIFUnlike an RC car that will simply crash into a wall if you lose control, an expensive drone can potentially fly for miles after it stops heeding your remote's commands.
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Mark your epochal calendars, because 30 million years from now, a massive billow of gas called Smith's Cloud is due to crash into the Milky Way, according to a video released on Friday by NASA.
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Making sure things don't crash into each other in orbit is paramount for companies that launch rockets or operate satellites, and the chance of a collision is only growing, especially as the satellite business booms.
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A fight broke out, Rosita full-on exploded a dude with a flame gun, and the other Savior nearly escaped — only for Daryl and Tara to promptly crash into her with their even bigger truck.
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The video, taken by a plane circling the scene, shows a prolonged car chase before the militia members' white truck and dark Jeep crash into a snowbank to avoid hitting a line of police cars.
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New York (CNN)Three people were killed and 16 were injured after a Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus and a private tour bus collided in Queens, causing one of the buses to crash into a building.
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Tiangong-2620, which means "heavenly palace," is now about 21 miles above the Earth and is expected to crash into the atmosphere late April 13 or early April 21, the European Space Agency (ESA) reports.
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Because Cassini has earthly microbes stuck to its body, scientists don't want the probe to crash into and contaminate Titan or other moons like Enceladus, an ice-encrusted world that's hiding a warm saltwater ocean.
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Within this paradigm, wearable tech appeals not because of their features, but because they stay consistent in a contemporary life where new diets, superfoods, or exercise fads crash into disrepute as quickly as they rise.
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The new Sauber C37 has also proved quite a handful in testing in Barcelona, with Leclerc responsible for three red flags over the eight days including a crash into the wall on the final morning.
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Along the riverbanks, towns and cities containing the heart of Iraq's population would be flooded; in four days, a wave as high as sixteen feet would crash into Baghdad, a city of six million people.
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The recent push for all companies to be socially conscious and environmentally sustainable is a "wave" threatening to crash into U.S. markets, McCooey also said during Wednesday's wide-ranging Q&A at East Tech West.
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LG: Yeah, and that way when you crash into the tree eventually with your $1000 drone, you don't, you know ... You don't want to be a on a hoverboard with a Samsung Galaxy, for example.
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The ExoMars Schiaparelli lander may have suffered a software glitch that caused it to crash into the Martian surface at 186 miles per hour, according to European Space Agency (ESA) mission leads quoted Tuesday in Nature.
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Underwood told Florida news outlet WPTV that, while driving down Port St. Lucie Boulevard in Port Lucie, Florida on Thursday night, he witnessed another car crash into a tree after slowly crossing six lanes of traffic.
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Then she encounters Xavier Holliday (Joshua Sasse), a dreamy hunk whose carpe-diem attitude holds dark roots: He believes that an asteroid will crash into Earth and wipe out humankind in eight months and 12 days.
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Opportunity may have now lived well over 5,000 Martian days — called "sols" — on the frigid desert planet, but it's lucky it didn't crash into the surface during landing, becoming a crumpled mass of wires and metal.
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In an interesting twist on the classic game, your own snake body isn't fatal—you can run your head over your tail, so long as you don't crash into any other player while you're doing so.
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It had migrated thousands of miles, perhaps, only to crash into my window with so much force that it killed itself while I read about the last surviving member of a snail species endemic to Hawaii.
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But the debate over drones, which are primarily made either in China or with Chinese parts, shows how attempts to "decouple" America from Chinese industry can crash into the realities of the global tech supply chain.
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Then when the police officer in question is found not guilty despite what Bow calls irrefutable evidence to the contrary, anger and confusion crash into each other, and the characters find themselves filled with helpless frustration.
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"If you program your vehicle to obey the law, it's not going to run over pedestrians, or crash into other vehicles," said Brian Soublet, chief counsel at the California DMV, in a conference call with reporters today.
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Enormous green swells arrive from the horizon, rise to a vertical wall above a slablike reef, roll themselves into barrels and crash into a roiling stew of deadly white water, at least when conditions are just right.
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The complexities involved in controlling teams of moving robots so they don't crash into each other, or indeed wipe out other objects/entities that cross their path, is a hard problem that continues to keep roboticists busy.
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With Bertha's continual financial support, Karl was able to build several models of the Benz Patent Motorwagen, but after a few bad publicity attempts—including a dramatic crash into a wall—he was reluctant to try again.
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George W. Bush had just been elected, and a few months later, planes hijacked by terrorists would crash into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, prompting one of the biggest existential moments the country had ever experienced.
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But underwater, synchronized swimming is a combat zone in which swimmers, all with a smile, routinely kick and crash into one another while executing those exquisite moves at close quarters without touching the bottom of the pool.
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We've had reporters around the world consulting investigators, pilots and aviation experts, trying to understand what may have caused a new Boeing jet to crash into the Java Sea last week, at the cost of 13 lives.
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In the 2008 accident, a turbine engine blade failed during an approach to Catalina Island near Los Angeles, leading to a rapid plunge and a crash into the ground that killed three people and injured three others.
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"Just a Pilot on a flight for love .. will probably crash into a windmill tonight," Viall, 39, wrote while dressed in a pilot outfit, holding a rose, and wearing a small bandage on the top of his head.
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They rise and fall, hover, fly sideways and backwards, shoot flares, back up, spring forward, dip, dart off again, lift ships, drop radio transmission towers, lose their rotor blades and roll over, fire missiles, crash into one another.
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Neutron stars might also make FRBs when they crash into other objects like black holes or white dwarfs, when they themselves collapse into black holes, or when their magnetic field lines are plucked by fierce winds of plasma.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish President Andrzej Duda and hundreds of mourners on Friday attended the funeral of Lukasz Urban, the Polish truck driver who was killed and his vehicle used to crash into a Berlin Christmas market last week.
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Your puny waves may be too weak to register with LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, but LIGO can pick up the stretching and squeezing of spacetime that happens when, say, black holes crash into each other.
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Taken by: Rosetta Date: November 12, 2009 To rendezvous with comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in 2007 — which it will crash into (on September 30, 2016) — the Rosetta spacecraft needed a speed boost with the help of Earth's gravity.
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Zack Granite replaced the young star, which is a huge downgrade on both offense and defense, and may signal that Buxton has lingering effects from his crash into the wall on Todd Frazier's flyout in the second inning.
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Other findings include: In the 2018 crash into a fire truck, the vehicle was operating a "Hardware Version 1" and a firmware version that had been installed via an over-the-air software update on December 20163, 2017.
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With Hurricane Irma poised to crash into Florida over the weekend, lawmakers approved $15 billion in hurricane relief as part of a short-term measure that increases the nation's borrowing authority and keeps the government funded until December.
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But if you use a pure reinforcement learning technique, and train a system to drive a car with a simulator, it's going to have to crash into a tree 40,000 times before it figures out it's a bad idea.
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The Work and Pensions and BEIS (Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) will investigate how a company that auditor KPMG said was a going concern less than a year ago could crash into liquidation with huge liabilities earlier this month.
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Dusty parlays the sympathy for him and his friend Magnum TA (seriously injured in a legit car crash) into a full face turn for the Soviet Nikita Koloff, Flair's opponent at Starrcade, in a masterful piece of theatre psychology.
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Wheelchair rugby basically involves teams powering around an indoor court — which comes complete with a painful-looking wooden floor — in specially re-enforced, custom-made wheelchairs (they even have a front bumper to to help players crash into opponents).
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" The director told Deadline in an interview published Monday that he was "guilty" of getting Thurman into the car that would eventually crash into a tree, "but not the way that people are saying I am guilty of it.
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VERACRUZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Storm Franklin, now a Category 1 hurricane, is set to crash into eastern Mexico's key oil-producing Gulf state of Veracruz as the Atlantic's first hurricane of 2017, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said on Wednesday.
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And when you see an opportunity for a joke, you say "yes", and add it in: like bickering spouses, you suspect Jack and Ethan would slap each other's hands off the steering wheel until they crash into a wall.
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More evidence that points to a blue wave that's about to crash into 2018: Monmouth University released a new poll Wednesday that showed 51% of registered voters preferring a Democratic candidate for House and just 36% favoring a Republican.
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Bryant&aposs death resurfaced a story from 15 months ago when he rushed to provide whatever assistance he could when he saw a car crash into another at 65 mph (104 kph) in the Newport Beach area of California.
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JUBA (Reuters) - At least four passengers were injured in South Sudan on Monday after bad weather caused their plane to crash into a fire truck upon landing, bursting into flame and plumes of thick black smoke, an official said.
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At a basic level, fusion is the process that powers the sun: The nuclei of hydrogen atoms crash into each under extreme heat and pressure, causing them to fuse together and form the nuclei of another, heavier element — helium.
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" The Oscar-winning director told Deadline in an interview published Monday that he was "guilty" of getting Thurman into the car that would eventually crash into a tree "but not the way that people are saying I am guilty of it.
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But after spending nearly 20 years in space, Cassini is running out of fuel—instead of risking an unintended crash into one of Saturn's 62 moons, NASA has decided to end Cassini's mission by plunging it into the planet's atmosphere.
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The scene provided its own logistical challenges in that respect, as it involved not just Cruise's helicopter and the helicopter he's pursuing (which he's meant to crash into), but also the camera helicopter, all flying through a relatively narrow space.
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Their take on hardcore is incredibly abrasive; gang chants crash into powerviolence, grinding noise usurps bottom-heavy grooves, dirty punk beats careen past peppy bursts of crust, and vocalist Sami's manic shriek oversees the violence, spitting brutal poetry like snake venom.
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It takes place on the West Bank, where an improbable cloister of Arab Catholic nuns sworn to silence encounter a noisy trio of Israeli settlers who crash into their statue of the Virgin Mary in the moments before the Sabbath starts.
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The Work and Pensions and BEIS (Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) said they would investigate how a company that auditor KPMG said was a going concern less than a year ago could crash into liquidation with huge liabilities earlier this month.
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Galileo took its time to reach its destination: it used Venus and a pair of Earth flybys to head out to the Asteroid belt and Jupiter, and spotted the gas giant in time to see Shoemaker-Levy 1753 crash into it.
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Throw in some questions about how rich people can secretly fund lawsuits and what that means for a free press and you have a very ugly example of what happens when New York tabloid sensibilities crash into Silicon Valley entitlement.
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But it is certainly the case that during Trump's administration, near-crises careen into and out of the headlines and crash into each other every day in a way that makes those two competing Clinton storylines seem tame by comparison.
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The Breeze comes with five automated flying modes (including a selfie mode), an indoor positioning system that utilizes optical flow and infrared positioning sensors so it won't crash into your TV, and it weighs in at less than a pound.
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The door is locked again, Mia is blasting 'Crash Into Me,' and after all the tables are broken down, glasses polished, and silverware rolled for tomorrow's lunch, you have an hour in the Square before you clock back in for dinner.
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But that did not happen near the epicenter of the quake and, even though many villagers ran up into the hills rising to the east of the coastline, tsunami waves did not crash into the small fishing communities and pretty beaches.
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Give her and her company, Streb Extreme Action, a platform 30 feet in the air to leap off, a sheet of plexiglass to crash into, or a mat to land on, face forward, with a splat, and they're right at home.
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That satellites might crash into each other may not seem like a huge deal, but aside from the loss of an important space-based asset, each collision would produce a field of orbiting debris, increasing the chances of even more collisions.
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Skylab dropped some debris in a small Australian town, and the same discussions seem to come up whenever a satellite is slated to crash into Earth, as happened in 2011 when some of NASA's Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite (UARS) crashed into Earth.
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Even the most basic robots perform tasks that are unintended by their creators; surely Google didn't intend to have its car crash into a bus, but the car still made the decision to avoid a set of sandbags, which led to the crash.
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Postal—his 2007 of a video game of the same name—famously opens in the cockpit of an airplane about to crash into the twin towers on 9/11 while terrorists argue about how many virgins they're supposed to have in heaven.
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On an early Sunday morning in January 2007, 18-year-old Ashley Myers was driving home from Washington, D.C. on Interstate 66 when a tanker truck hauling gasoline struck the car directly behind her, causing it to crash into her Volvo station wagon.
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That it hit an extremely carbon-rich shelf in shallow waters is thought to be about a 13% probability, as compared to the much large chance it had to crash into open ocean and eventually impact the basalt bottom of the sea floor.
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NASA will be launching a probe called the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), which will arrive at the asteroid (called 65803 Didymos) in late 2022 and then directly proceed to crash into the asteroid's moon at 6 km/s (or about 13,400 mph).
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While the TGO's engine continues to burn, Schiaparelli will move closer to Mars and start its descent around 10:42AM ET. The lander then has just six intense minutes to slow itself down enough so that it doesn't crash into the planet's surface.
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The new film — directed by Patty Jenkins, the first woman ever helm a superhero blockbuster — goes back to the start, from Diana's youth to the day she sees a plane appear out of nowhere and crash into the aquamarine shores of Themyscira.
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The investigation into what caused a commuter train to crash into one of the busiest terminals in the New York region is likely to take months, though federal officials said Saturday that they began investigating safety problems at New Jersey Transit months ago.
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He told a delegation of Americans years later that his mother had called him to see the news and he had reached the television just in time to watch the second plane crash into the south tower of the World Trade Center.
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He told a delegation of Americans years later that his mother had called him to see the news and he had reached the television just in time to watch the second plane crash into the south tower of the World Trade Center.
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Insurance company Ameriprise reports that cars crash into a restaurant, retail store, or office building 20133 times a day in the U.S., and that the annual cost associated with property damage and personal injury claims associated with these accidents is $200 million. Interesting.
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NASA and others aim to test this strategy in 2022 with the Double Asteroid Redirection Test, in which a spacecraft will deliberately crash into the smaller member of a binary asteroid system in an attempt to change its orbit around the larger body.
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An Egyptian committee investigating the crash into the eastern Mediterranean Sea made the announcement a day after search teams found the cockpit voice recorder in a breakthrough for investigators seeking to explain what caused the plane to go down, killing all 66 people on board.
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Now, he's throwing it back with an EDM cover of Dave Matthews Band's "Crash Into Me." PEOPLE sat down with the singer — after a Barry's Bootcamp workout where he debuted the track — to talk about his upcoming show Royalties and his single with Steve Aoki.
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But I can tell you that he traveled for more than 603 blocks along that very busy bike path on a beautiful, sunny, though chilly afternoon in New York City on Halloween, ended with the crash into the bus, very near Stuyvesant High School here.
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This week at the European Space Agency's conference on space debris in Darmstadt, Germany, Hugh Lewis, a senior lecturer in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Southampton, detailed how catastrophic it could be for satellites should one rogue CubeSat crash into another and another.
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As a result of new work by Amir Ali Ahmadi and Anirudha Majumdar of Princeton University, a classical problem from pure mathematics is poised to provide iron-clad proof that drone aircraft and autonomous cars won't crash into trees or veer into oncoming traffic.
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From the surprise nominations that foretell an upset, to the last minute surges that see the most unlikely of films, um, crash into a Best Picture win, Nomineering tells the story from the beginning of the year all the way until the ceremony itself.
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Tesla — Tesla failed to achieve the top score in one of several tests conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on its Model S. The Model S got only an "acceptable" rating in a test simulating a crash into a tree or another vehicle.
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Trejo, 75, told television station KABC-TV he was on his way to an auto mechanic in L.A.'s Sylmar neighborhood when he saw a motorist run a red light and crash into another car, which flipped over onto its roof in the intersection.
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The spacecraft only has a few drops of fuel left, and rather than risk allowing a dead hunk of metal to crash into one of Saturn's potentially life-harboring moons, NASA decided to send its beloved spacecraft into the object of its decade-plus exploration.
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At the heart of the show are 62 machine sculptures, made from the 1950s until Tinguely's death in 1503 — noisy, clunky, yammering clusters of metal that shimmy, whip, jolt and crash into anthropomorphic life when visitors press a big red button on the floor.
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Alissa: Gerwig and I are almost the exact same age, and Lady Bird [would now be] a year younger than me, and so the thing I will never, ever forget is the way Dave Matthews Band's "Crash Into Me" is used in this film.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department's announcement that it is opening a civil rights investigation into a deadly car crash into a crowd of people protesting white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va., has put a spotlight on what the department's role may be under Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The promise of fusion energy At a basic level, fusion is the process that powers the sun: The nuclei of hydrogen atoms crash into each under extreme heat and pressure, causing them to fuse together and form the nuclei of another, heavier element — helium.
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For the president to avoid accountability through the people's representatives in Congress by erecting a wall of process complaints and blocking access to subpoenaed administration witnesses and documents is a blind defense that will ultimately crash into its own wall of denial and burn.
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It features a new villain, a high-tech hacker-type played by played by Charlize Theron, who can use a wireless keyboard and some hacker magic to remotely take control of dozens of cars, making them crash into each other and even fall off buildings.
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An Egyptian committee investigating last month's crash into the eastern Mediterranean Sea made the announcement a day after search teams found the cockpit voice recorder in a breakthrough for investigators seeking to explain what caused the plane to go down, killing all 66 people on board.
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Inspired by her own struggle to "be all things to all people," Salvaterra started the series by asking her friends and acquaintances—other mothers at school, the nanny—to don crazy wigs and gowns at 6 AM one February morning and crash into the freezing ocean.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll gain a new appreciation for The Dave Matthews Band's "Crash Into Me." —Genevieve Koski The first season of Starz's The Girlfriend Experience was a beautiful, menacing gem that offered a compelling glimpse into the luxurious and malevolent world of upscale prostitution.
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You wonder if parents tell their children about the mistresses and the famous Thanksgiving car crash into the neighborhood fire hydrant, about the prescription pills and TMZ headlines and police mug shots as recently as last year after an arrest on charges of driving under the influence.
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They ended the mission because the spacecraft's fuel was nearly depleted, meaning that NASA would have lost the ability to control Cassini's trajectory and could not guarantee it would not crash into a sensitive site like the icy moon Enceladus, which could potentially harbor extraterrestrial life.
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Luna 22, the first "cosmic rocket" the Soviets had attempted to crash into the Moon, missed by a margin of 22,995 kilometers (3,725 miles), though that probe still earned the distinction of being the first spacecraft to leave Earth's gravity and enter orbit around the Sun.
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As we previously reported, the ex-NBA star was charged with hit and run stemming from a July 20th incident in which he allegedly drove the WRONG WAY on an Orange County, CA freeway -- causing a car driving the other direction to swerve and crash into the center divider.
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Whenever something important happens—a touchdown, a field goal, an incredible catch–Tecmo Super Bowl shifts from the normal, wide view of the field to a special cutscene, where the players take on gigantic proportions as they leap into the air, crash into each other, and achieve athletic greatness.
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The agency's Cassini probe, which started orbiting Saturn in 2004, is a prime example: When Cassini got low on propellant in 2017, scientists opted to send it on a death spiral into Saturn to avoid any possibility that the probe could crash into Saturn's moons Enceladus or Titan.
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When these particles crash into Earth's atmosphere, they release energy in the form of light, which most commonly appears as shimmering green, though it may also blend into hues of blue and red-purple depending on the altitude and the types of gases with which the particles collide.
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While it may be cute to watch a baby kick their chubby legs and move around a room — and give parents a break by keeping them busy — the walkers can also allow little ones to venture too far and crash into objects or tip over the edge of a staircase.
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Season 2, starting Thursday, June 15, on PBS, defiantly breaks ranks with the original as Wasserman and Roebuck investigate the abduction of a French couple from their car on the Eurotunnel Shuttle below and a plane crash into the Channel above, with plenty of clues to sift through, but no survivors.
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In an ongoing case involving a challenge to this law, patient health, the right to bear arms, and free speech crash into each other The conflict began in June 2011, when Florida Governor Rick Scott signed the Firearm Owners' Privacy Act, which prohibits healthcare providers from inquiring about gun ownership.
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Tesla is an awesome car with futuristic electronics that set the standard for the auto industry ... they also crash into garages and houses because the car malfunctions ... so claims a Tesla owner in a new class action lawsuit, but the car company claims it's all just a crass money play.
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But the title of 2018's Most Viral Campaign Ad undoubtedly belongs to Air Force veteran and domestic abuse survivor M.J. Hegar and her spot "Doors," which depicted all the doors that she had to walk through (or kick down, or crash into) to become the Democratic candidate for Texas' 31st Congressional District.
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A lot of times this year it's been twice weekly, but now I'm juggling investigative works so, which writing a, trying to write a good column and investigative work can't go hand in hand because you need the time to crash into walls and ... You're doing investigative pieces, you're doing reported pieces.
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That model certainly has the Air beat on the pricing front, at $399 to its $799, but the new quadcopter represents six additional months of software finessing in an attempt to bring to market the kind of device a first-time flier can get off the ground and not crash into anything or anyone.
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Y'know when you get home from work and you throw your coat over whatever other junk is in your hallway, force your shoes off without undoing the laces or even deigning to bend over, and heroically crash into the sofa, like an overweight hippopotamus cannonballing into an Olympic-sized pool of butter-like spread?
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In addition to toy weapons and other playthings that could encourage children to launch projectiles at or crash into one another, the list includes a large stuffed elephant that the group warns could inadvertently suffocate an infant if left in a crib and a toy puppy with a 31-inch (79 cm) leash that could pose a strangulation hazard.
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On the purgative "Children's Summon," he opens with delicate xylophone chords that crash into pounding drums as he conducts demonic Latin chants; "What Is A Killer Like You Gonna Do Here?" sounds like it takes place in a jazz club under warm lighting—that is, if the place was cool with songs about coaching someone through a murder.
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Their charges: that the birds are terrified by the flapping plastic flag Mr. Riley waves to keep them flying; that it is unnatural to make pigeons fly at night, when they normally rest; and that between their poor night vision and the distractions of the moving lights, they could become disoriented and crash into the East River.
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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When long turbine blades bend, they can crash into the tower, or hub, like this Danish system did in 2008 after its "brake" failed and it spun out of control: So the third engineering challenge is to find designs and materials that can stand up to the stresses that come along with height and higher winds.
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How much does this thing cost and will I ever in my lifetime afford one, how fast can it go, will I regret this in the moment before we crash into a guardrail, what exactly are people thinking as they gape at us, how many valets have had 1980s Hollywood fantasies about taking this for a joyride... it's that kind of car.
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Season 2 mercifully breaks ranks as it brings back Clémence Poésy as the French detective Elise Wasserman and Stephen Dillane as her British counterpart, Karl Roebuck, to investigate the abduction of a French couple from their car on the Eurotunnel Shuttle below and a plane crash into the Channel above, with plenty of clues to sift through, but no survivors.
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The sensor, a vane located on the front of the Boeing 737 Max model known as the angle-of-attack (AoA) sensor, fed incorrect data to the flight control system of the Lion Air plane, activating an anti-stall software on the aircraft that repeatedly pitched the plane downward before its crash into the Java Sea, killing 189 people, Indonesian authorities have said.
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As is Petroski's style, the book contains many suggestions to make our infrastructure a little better and a little safer: Guardrails should be designed with their ends buried in the ground so that vehicles can't crash into them, for example; missing safety signs should be replaced promptly; the government should develop lane markings that are easily visible in snow yet can't be ripped up by snowplow blades.
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Me, I'd like to get home early enough one of these nights to make this whiskey-soaked dark chocolate Bundt cake, in part because it's delicious and in part because I generally do nothing of the sort, but crash into the house 45 minutes later than I thought I would, to bang out a cacio e pepe or mapo ragù in a post-commute daze.
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And then, there are the recent reports that a gigantic crack has deepened in an Antarctic ice shelf, increasing the possibility that an iceberg extending nearly 2,000 square miles will crash into the sea and, as it melts, alter forever the seascape of the planet, with Chile (whose territorial claim in that continent is governed by a treaty with six other nations) one of the first victims.
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Gance and his co-writers took the science-fiction drama of that novel as a metaphor for what was happening in world politics, suggesting that perhaps only the impending death of everyone on the planet — in this iteration through the cataclysmic crash into earth by Lexell's Comet — might possibly bring the nations together just long enough to escape the devastation of the impending World War.
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The Starship Technologies delivery robots, as well as other robots will stop, they will get stuck, they will crash into things, they will veer off the path, and the way that they will continue on their journey will be if and when someone on the path stops what they are doing and where they are going in order to right each disabled robot, and set it back on the path.
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After Rabanne retired and closed up shop in 1999, convinced a Russian space station would crash into and destroy Paris — more on that later* — Puig, the Barcelona-based fashion and fragrance firm that has owned the brand since 1969, installed numerous designers at the helm: Rosemary Rodriguez (2000), Patrick Robinson (2004), Manish Arora (2011), and Lydia Maurer (2012), each tasked with the tricky responsibility of navigating past and present.
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As we enter the era of self-driving vehicles, one vital but slightly morbid area of research concerns the ethical codes these vehicles should follow when making the kind of life-or-death choices every driver dreads: whether to steer off the road at speed rather than hit a child, for example, or make a deliberate crash into one vehicle to avoid causing a pile up at a junction.
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The sequence works as a clever gag built on shifts in scale and perspective — at one point, the camera pulls back to show a group of innocent little kids gently splashing their hands into a shallow pool — and it plays like a faster, louder, scarier version of the "claw" sequence in Pixar's first film, Toy Story, with director Andrew Stanton emphasizing the whooshing power of the kids' arms as they crash into the water.
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