A story about sharing the most cataclysmic moment of your life with a perfect stranger.
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Now, scientists can learn more about the most cataclysmic crashes between massive objects like black holes.
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Today, in the wake of the most cataclysmic political event of my lifetime, it takes on a renewed significance.
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It is unlikely that Trump will visit Houston, the nation's fourth largest city, where the floods have had the most cataclysmic impact.
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These are tiny vibrations in space-time that arise from the universe's most cataclysmic events, such as the collision of two black holes.
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With some of the most cataclysmic predictions not coming to pass, some of those who held back in 2016 are coming aboard the Trump train.
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" Mr. Halperin added, "Outside of the Civil War, World War II and including 9/11, this may be the most cataclysmic event the country's ever seen.
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"Outside of the Civil War, World War II and including 9/11, this might be the most cataclysmic event the country's ever seen," Mr. Halperin said.
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And, of course, the lax regulation and economic inequality of the Bush years also precipitated the worst crash since the Great Depression and the most cataclysmic recession since the 1930s.
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After a looong build-up in the first two episodes of season eight, Game of Thrones's seventieth chapter was almost certainly the most cataclysmic installment of the series to date.
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It was the sort of disturbing near-miss that should have convinced the aviation industry that merely shooing birds away from airports can't prevent some of the most cataclysmic strikes.
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World leaders have 12 years to fundamentally change the structure of our society in order to avoid the most cataclysmic effects of global warming, according to the world's most important consortium of climate scientists.
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Donald Trump represents the most cataclysmic change I've seen in my three-plus decades in Washington, DC. While there are ample concerns, I am excited, entertained and even somewhat euphoric about it — and I'm a Democrat!
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Trilobites Some of the world's most cataclysmic volcanic eruptions are associated with the collapse of a caldera, a depression in the top of the volcano that forms and deepens as a reservoir of magma below it empties out.
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They didn't say, "Thanks a lot, six seasons was great," they said, "You've got another year," and we're going to tell this story in the most cataclysmic way and bring these characters home and go out on a high.
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On a show known for its sheer willingness to kill off major characters to advance the plot, suddenly, in the most cataclysmic battle of the series, something one character dubbed "the end of the world," the major deaths were ... Jorah and Theon?
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" '"Game of Thrones" Delivers Its Most Cataclysmic Episode' [The Atlantic] "If the idea is that the 'game' itself — the unending contest for the Iron Throne — is broken, well, I imagine every viewer figured that out a few episodes into the first season.
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LISA, the future successor to LISA Pathfinder, will scale this detection technique up to astronomical proportions, allowing it to tune into the lower frequency band of the gravitational wave spectrum, where some of the most cataclysmic ruptures in the universe are written in gravitational ink.
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In 2020, geologists reported two newly identified supervolcano eruptions associated with the Yellowstone hotspot track, including the region's largest and most cataclysmic event - the Grey's Landing super- eruption - which had a volume of at least 2,800 km3 and occurred around 8.72 Ma.
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In 1802, the town decided to construct one school at the Parker settlement. Operating expenses were limited to $20 for that year. In the most cataclysmic natural catastrophe affecting Orleans County in post-Columbian times, the banks of Glover's Long Pond gave way on June 6, 1810, and flooded the Barton River valley. The hero of the day was laborer Spencer Chamberlain who ran ahead of the flood to warn people at the mill.
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Diagram of an intermediate polar. Matter flows from the companion star into an accretion disk around the white dwarf, but is disrupted by the white dwarf's magnetic field. An Intermediate Polar (also called a DQ Herculis Star) is a type of cataclysmic variable binary star system with a white dwarf and a cool main-sequence secondary star. In most cataclysmic variables, matter from the companion star is gravitationally stripped by the compact star and forms an accretion disk around it.
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Privatization facilitated the transfer of significant wealth to a relatively small group of business oligarchs and New Russians, particularly natural gas and oil executives. This economic transition has been described as katastroika (combination of catastrophe and the term perestroika) and as "the most cataclysmic peacetime economic collapse of an industrial country in history". A few "strategic" assets, including much of the Russian defense industry, were not privatized during the 1990s. The mass privatization of this era remains a highly contentious issue in Russian society, with many Russians calling for revision or reversal of the reforms.
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RAF fighters managed to shoot down two aircraft during the raid, but none were brought down by anti-aircraft fire. The building on the right was one of the few which survived the Blitz. In his book Luftwaffe over Scotland: a history of German air attacks on Scotland, 1939-45, amateur historian Les Taylor characterised the Clydebank Blitz as "the most cataclysmic event" in wartime Scotland. He claims that while the raid on 13 March was not intended as a terror attack, it caused extensive damage because there was a lot of housing near the specific targets.
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Despite complaints from farmers that they lacked enough funding for tools and farm equipment, Khrushchev argued that he had no spare money to allot to agriculture. His only solution was to add yet more bureaucracy to the agricultural sector. Price increases of meat and dairy in the spring of 1962, combined with attempts to convince industrial workers to work harder for the same or less pay, paved the way for a mounting disaster. The price increases went into effect on June 1 and were immediately greeted by strikes and demonstrations in several cities, the biggest and most cataclysmic in the city of Novocherkassk where workers went on strike to protest rising costs of living and poor workplace conditions.
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Mao Nome's reminiscences have become part of the pre-Space War legendarium of the expanding Human and Zentradi exploration of the Galaxy. The events of the movie paint the story in the style of Tales of the South Pacific, romantic and beautiful in the time before the Zentradi nearly annihilated all life on Earth during one of the most cataclysmic battles of the War. The people of the galaxy know this story as 'Bird-Human'.Macross Frontier Episode 10 During the third Macross TV series, Macross Frontier, the 10th episode ("Legend of Zero") retells the events of the OVA series as Bird Human, a movie made in on one of the colony's city ships for the entertainment of the populace.
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