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Speaker 4: Well, we're going to get a new chief today.
Speaker 6: Jim McDonald is going to be sworn in as the
Speaker 6: fifty ninth chief of your Los Angeles Police.
Speaker 7: Amen. I love this pick.
Speaker 6: Over at the Allegian Park Academy, of course, north of
Speaker 6: downtown LA. He already took the reins last week after
Speaker 6: the city Council voted eleven to two in favor of
Speaker 6: the nominee, later sworn in during a private ceremony at
Speaker 6: city Hall. This is the the public swearing in to
Speaker 6: make it a finally official.
Speaker 5: The reaction continues to pour in following Trump's nomination of
Speaker 5: Matt Gates as US Attorney General. John Bolton was one
Speaker 5: of the latest ones, saying it is the worst appointment
Speaker 5: in US history when it comes to cabinet positions, the
Speaker 5: worst nomination in history history.
Speaker 6: Okay, no love loss between those guys. The Saint, the sorry.
Speaker 6: The Vincent Thomas Bridge, which connects San Pedro a terminal island,
Speaker 6: expected to be closed for sixteen months, probably about a
Speaker 6: year from now.
Speaker 7: That's going to be a mess, According to.
Speaker 6: A Caltrans environmental report, they have to replace the bridge's
Speaker 6: deteriorating deck. They're also going to upgrade the seismic sensors,
Speaker 6: improve the existing median barrier and the railings.
Speaker 4: But sixteen month closure.
Speaker 6: The detour routes that push traffic through the Wilmington area.
Speaker 6: Some people say that they are unfair, which is why
Speaker 6: they made comments. They need more advanced notice to the public.
Speaker 6: They have route signs, warning signs, et cetera.
Speaker 5: There was a guy trying to break into cars, not
Speaker 5: just that, but car jack females in the Hullenbeck area
Speaker 5: of Los Angeles. It all happened on November ninth. All
Speaker 5: the victims were her female. Three times a guy tried
Speaker 5: to carjacked these wanted at a gas station at about
Speaker 5: ten forty am. All the women fought back by the way.
Speaker 5: Second report was in North Broadway about two o'clock. Yeah,
Speaker 5: this guy okay, So the first time at the gas station,
Speaker 5: he forced his way into the vehicle, but there was
Speaker 5: a struggle where he was removed from the vehicle. He
Speaker 5: took off on foot. The second attempt, he demands keys
Speaker 5: of the woman as she enters her parked car. She
Speaker 5: held onto the driver's side door to prevent him from entering,
Speaker 5: He smashes the window, takes up on it, takes off
Speaker 5: on foot. And then the third attempt, at another gas
Speaker 5: station about five PM, he pulled her out of.
Speaker 6: The vehicle and assaulted her as she was finishing pumping gas.
Speaker 6: And then thankfully a bystander was able to pull him
Speaker 6: off of her, and then he took off on a bicycle.
Speaker 6: What is he doing in these the three intervening hours
Speaker 6: between each of these episodes, And maybe there's more, I
Speaker 6: mean potentially.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I'm getting high Drunks.
Speaker 6: Fire official says that two people very lucky to have
Speaker 6: walked away from a crash landing when their plane went
Speaker 6: down near the four h five just after taking off
Speaker 6: from Vanay's airport this morning. To two occupant's men and
Speaker 6: a woman were able to get out of this thing
Speaker 6: after it flipped upside down. The Cessna the crashed just
Speaker 6: near the fifth what is that one? Five three hundred
Speaker 6: block fifteen three hundred block of West Burbank Boulevard just
Speaker 6: about seven o'clock this morning.
Speaker 5: Tropical Storm Sarah is here closing in on Central America,
Speaker 5: where it will unleash disastrous flooding in the area. This
Speaker 5: is the first and potentially most serious threat posed by
Speaker 5: a storm that should enter the Gulf of Mexico next week.
Speaker 5: It's the eighteenth named storm of the twenty twenty four
Speaker 5: Atlantic hurricane season. It has lived up to initial hyperactive forecasts,
Speaker 5: not necessarily play by the rules the hurricane seasons, ever,
Speaker 5: play by the rules.
Speaker 6: They said it could get so close to Honduras that
Speaker 6: it makes a few brief landfalls this weekend, but would
Speaker 6: still be able to tap into the warm water of
Speaker 6: the Western Caribbean. Tropical storm alerts have been issued for
Speaker 6: parts of Honduras and Nica, Iowa.
Speaker 5: A mother in Georgia has been arrested because her ten
Speaker 5: year old son walked alone away from home for about
Speaker 5: a mile.
Speaker 7: Britney Patterson is her name. She's forty one.
Speaker 5: She'd taken another son to a doctor, and she became
Speaker 5: mildly annoyed but not at all worried when the Sheriff's
Speaker 5: department called to say her ten year old son had
Speaker 5: wandered from their home and into town. She told NBC News,
Speaker 5: it's not a super dangerous or even dangerous at all
Speaker 5: stretch of road.
Speaker 7: I wasn't terrified for him. Or scared for his safety.
Speaker 4: Wait, how old is ten?
Speaker 5: We used to do this all the time when we
Speaker 5: are ten, walk down to the thrifties or whatever, get ice.
Speaker 6: And to go back to the story we were talking
Speaker 6: about sharing location. How many hours a day did our
Speaker 6: parents have zero clue with no idea where we were,
Speaker 6: no idea. We were out in a field drinking moonshine.
Speaker 6: They had no idea.
Speaker 4: I didn't have the scene.
Speaker 7: You never went to the reservoir, no Ah.
Speaker 4: We would go by the.
Speaker 5: River, but never went out to like San Marin Stafford Lake,
Speaker 5: out into the fields and just live off the land.
Speaker 4: We would go to somebody's property.
Speaker 7: Cigarettes and moonshine, Cigarettes and moonshine.
Speaker 5: Did you burn the place down your light? Those are
Speaker 5: special times. Nobody knew where you were. They couldn't get
Speaker 5: a hold of you. What a lovely child, See you
Speaker 5: in the morning.
Speaker 6: And then Advanced Auto Parts the latest company to close
Speaker 6: a bunch of stores. Advanced Auto Parts says it's going
Speaker 6: to close about five hundred stores by the middle of
Speaker 6: next year and cut some jobs under a restructuring effort
Speaker 6: because they said demand for vehicle parts has taken a
Speaker 6: hit from fewer consumers repairing their own cars. Shares of
Speaker 6: advanced autoparts actually up about two percent, despite also reporting
Speaker 6: the surprise third quarter adjusted loss of four cents per share.
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Speaker 8: Hey, guys, this is Dylan Upstak, New York. When I
Speaker 8: lived in Long Beach, I used to take Orange County
Speaker 8: Bus Route Number one all the way down to San Clemente.
Speaker 8: When I was twelve years old, eleven or twelve, I
Speaker 8: would be gone all day. I would get off and
Speaker 8: you know, go to the beach and stuff, just have
Speaker 8: the fun. And my mother never knew where I was.
Speaker 5: Again, just different world, Melinda wrote in you killed me
Speaker 5: San Mran Fields, Nevado. Thing to do, drinking and fields
Speaker 5: with shotguns, shooting cans omg yep.
Speaker 4: Were was there a lot of shooting.
Speaker 7: There's some shooting, some shooting. There's some shooting.
Speaker 6: That's great, that's kind of funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: We never were down in the South. People always had property.
Speaker 6: There was always dairy farms. You could go out into
Speaker 6: the corner of us. You had a lot of four acre.
Speaker 4: Farm and no one would know you were there. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna have to sit down to get ready for
Speaker 5: this beaver man moon as the chill of November sets in,
Speaker 5: embrace the energy of the final super moon in a
Speaker 5: rare series of three known as the.
Speaker 7: Full beaver moon.
Speaker 5: The full moon, the full beaver moon will reach its
Speaker 5: peak illumination tomorrow at four twenty eight pm Eastern.
Speaker 7: We will feel its energy.
Speaker 4: I feel it now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well it started.
Speaker 4: It's apatory beaver moon feeling.
Speaker 5: It started on Tuesday and you're going to feel the
Speaker 5: beaver energy until the nineteenth.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: That may be why whatever allergy or cold thing happened, Oh,
Speaker 6: just the beaver moon knocked it out.
Speaker 5: You know what, that's actually a possibility. Why is it
Speaker 5: called the beaver moon.
Speaker 4: That's a great question, Shannon.
Speaker 5: The Old Farmer's Almanac, which began publishing full moon names
Speaker 5: in the thirties, explains that the full moon is called
Speaker 5: the beaver moon because this is when beavers start taking
Speaker 5: shelter in their lodges after stalking up on food for
Speaker 5: the winter. This was also the season to trap beavers
Speaker 5: for their thick winter ready pelts.
Speaker 7: We won't get into the zodiac stuff. We should?
Speaker 4: We should? You? You're going to leave people out. They
Speaker 4: love that stuff.
Speaker 5: Many astrologers believe that a full moon is a great
Speaker 5: time to manifest your dreams, and because Taurus is an
Speaker 5: Earth sign, incorporating plants, gemstones, soil, and other natural elements
Speaker 5: into your rituals can be effective from manifesting your desires.
Speaker 4: What does Taurus have to do with anything?
Speaker 5: I think it's because the beaver moon is positioned as
Speaker 5: a full moon in Taurus. This is the Earth sign
Speaker 5: that rules wealth, income, material possessions, and the physical world
Speaker 5: in which we live. Ruled by Venus, Taurus focuses on
Speaker 5: what we value, our beliefs, the worth we place on
Speaker 5: everything we have or want.
Speaker 7: Because Taurus or you ask for this.
Speaker 5: Because Taurus rules wealth and money, you could also tap
Speaker 5: into its energy by creating an altar focused on finances
Speaker 5: using green candles. And because Taurus is ruled by venus.
Speaker 5: If you want to attract romance or increase love, use
Speaker 5: pink candles.
Speaker 4: How would you let plenty of both of those? So
Speaker 4: trust me out.
Speaker 5: Would you like some potential meditations, mantras or journal prompts?
Speaker 4: No, no, here we go.
Speaker 5: I do I have any music for this astrology music? Well,
Speaker 5: it's potential meditations, mantras or journal prompts that could help
Speaker 5: you achieve what you want to achieve through Taurus and
Speaker 5: the energy of the beaver moon.
Speaker 4: Cheeks.
Speaker 7: Here's one.
Speaker 5: I attract abundance in all forms and could be booty cheeks.
Speaker 7: Abundance of booty cheeks.
Speaker 4: I'm supposed to write that down.
Speaker 5: You could if you wanted to prompt your journal entry.
Speaker 5: It could start with I attract abundance in all forms,
Speaker 5: and then you start talking about places that you want
Speaker 5: more abundance, like back here you don't need any more.
Speaker 5: Here's another one. Wealth is mine and I open myself
Speaker 5: to it. Bring me stability and security. I enjoy the
Speaker 5: pleasures of life. I align with the endless flow of resources.
Speaker 5: Oh here's my favorite one. Well, no, no, no, you're gonna
Speaker 5: read that. That's going to come out the wrong way.
Speaker 7: Wow, I really pulled the nose up of that crashing plane.
Speaker 4: Why is your face ruck? What did I miss?
Speaker 7: I'm not telling you? Okay? So do you want to
Speaker 7: know your horoscope for the beaver moon.
Speaker 4: It's probably something about surging energy.
Speaker 5: You are a Capricorn, right, yes, brace yourself for some
Speaker 5: divining moments in your life, Capricorn, the full moon is
Speaker 5: bringing a surge of energy to your passion sector, triggering
Speaker 5: a significant turning point around romance, true love, hobbies.
Speaker 7: Fertility or creativity.
Speaker 6: Well, some of those are already spoken for, so I
Speaker 6: don't feel like I need to get too deep into
Speaker 6: mine motility.
Speaker 5: You're still fertile. Men are fertile forever, right, well not forever?
Speaker 5: But time does it stop?
Speaker 4: What time?
Speaker 6: For me?
Speaker 4: About seven thirty at night?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: Uh, early seventies probably, I think is an appropriate cutoff.
Speaker 4: I see, I think.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I feel like Robert de Niro just made a baby,
Speaker 5: and he's like, eighty did he make a baby?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: You're was it him or was it?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: I know Mick Jagger relatively recently made baby.
Speaker 5: Yeah, al but you know, just had to kidour eighty four.
Speaker 7: See, Still you're fertile forever.
Speaker 4: Kid's gonna come out with a beard.
Speaker 6: If you're single as a Capricorn, you could cross paths
Speaker 6: with the soulmate connections. It. Don't miss the opportunity to
Speaker 6: put yourself out there and date up a storm.
Speaker 5: H interesting, Not at all, Not at all. I need
Speaker 5: to get out of that place of saying something is
Speaker 5: interesting when I mean the exact opposite. I do that interesting. No,
Speaker 5: I feel the exact opposite of interesting.
Speaker 6: You say that as a way that our mothers would
Speaker 6: probably say.
Speaker 4: That's true when they're just saying something to.
Speaker 7: React, say something to react, and.
Speaker 4: It's nicer than you just bored me for four minutes.
Speaker 7: Tears.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 7: I heard Chinese the entire time I was speaking.
Speaker 4: Time for strange science.
Speaker 8: Strange.
Speaker 4: It's like weird science, but strange.
Speaker 5: Well, a dead ar fish, which is an incredibly rare
Speaker 5: creature considered a symbol of impending doom in Japanese folklore,
Speaker 5: has turned up on the southern California coast.
Speaker 7: That's fun impending do.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of them. Actually.
Speaker 6: The first one was covered in August by a group
Speaker 6: of kayakers and snorkelers that described themselves as Sciency.
Speaker 7: Was.
Speaker 4: They were at Laoya Cove in San Diego.
Speaker 6: The other the second one, was spotted near Grandview Beach
Speaker 6: in Ensinnitas last week.
Speaker 5: Fewer than twenty five of these oarfish have been seen
Speaker 5: in southern California waters in one hundred years.
Speaker 6: That's part of it is because they're very deep sea fish.
Speaker 6: That's where they that's where they throw. They should stay
Speaker 6: in the deep sea. They're terrifying looking.
Speaker 4: They said.
Speaker 6: Fewer than twenty five have been seen in southern California
Speaker 6: in over one entire century.
Speaker 7: Oh Man, Debra's not going to like this.
Speaker 5: The belief that the site of an oar fish in
Speaker 5: shallow waters is an omen of an impending earthquake dates
Speaker 5: back to seventeenth century Japan.
Speaker 7: The fish, also known as.
Speaker 9: Right yugu sus right Yugu no sukai right yugun suki,
Speaker 9: we're believed to be servants of the sea god Reijin,
Speaker 9: according to Japanese folklore.
Speaker 6: Yes that Ryugu no sukai translates to messenger from the
Speaker 6: sea God's palace that they were sent to the surface
Speaker 6: to warn people of earthquake, the impending earthquake.
Speaker 5: There were multiple sidings of the fish reported ahead of
Speaker 5: the twenty eleven to Hoku earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Speaker 6: But there's no evidence that they were actually connected. One
Speaker 6: fish person says, I believe the fish tend to rise
Speaker 6: to the surface when their physical condition is poor, rising
Speaker 6: on water currents, which is why they're so often dead
Speaker 6: when they are found. It's a the fish dies and
Speaker 6: then it doesn't. It doesn't actively seek out the beach
Speaker 6: to warn people. It's just the fish dies and this
Speaker 6: is gets caught up in.
Speaker 4: The current.
Speaker 5: It's like a Jerusalem cricket, right. They only come out
Speaker 5: when they're dying. You only see them when they're near death.
Speaker 4: That sounds fun.
Speaker 5: Ever, tell you about the time I saw my first
Speaker 5: Jerusalem cricket.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 5: I was working on the John and Ken Show, and
Speaker 5: I was leaving my house for work and I opened
Speaker 5: the door and there is the ugly, prehistoric massive bug
Speaker 5: known as the Jerusalem cricket.
Speaker 7: I had no idea what it was. I was terrified.
Speaker 5: I didn't know if they because you always think things
Speaker 5: leap right like spiders, you thought, you know, would leap around,
Speaker 5: and this thing looks like it could have just leapt
Speaker 5: right in my face, you know, and started you know, Oh,
Speaker 5: my god.
Speaker 7: Right, it's awful.
Speaker 5: So I freaked out because I'd never seen one before.
Speaker 5: I freaked out, and I called Clay Row, who was
Speaker 5: running the board for John and Kent at the time,
Speaker 5: because Clay Row seems like he would know what these
Speaker 5: creatures are are at least, And I said, there's.
Speaker 7: This hideous thing, and.
Speaker 4: What how to handle them?
Speaker 7: How to handle it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's hideous thing and I can't It's on my
Speaker 5: front porch and I can't walk past it. What if
Speaker 5: it jumps on me? And Clay said, it's a Jerusalem cricket.
Speaker 5: And because you can see it become because it's come out,
Speaker 5: it's dying.
Speaker 7: It's dying or dead, So just walk around it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would hang up on Clay And.
Speaker 5: Isn't it hideous? And they're like this, they're like this
Speaker 5: big too. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 7: But why did I call Clay? Is the mystery of
Speaker 7: the entire story.
Speaker 6: Here is a very very weird story and a strange
Speaker 6: episode that does not exist in other places. A captive
Speaker 6: marine animal has merged with another of its kind to
Speaker 6: become one.
Speaker 4: I don't mean in the old biblical sense.
Speaker 6: I mean this organism called a comb jelly it's like
Speaker 6: a jellyfish, a translucent invertebrate. It resembles a jellyfish, but
Speaker 6: it's actually a different group of marine animals called stenophores.
Speaker 7: To become one was a spice girl's song.
Speaker 6: They grow to about four inches long and two inches why.
Speaker 6: They eat planked and they're found throughout the Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 4: They said.
Speaker 6: This merger was discovered when one comb jelly went missing
Speaker 6: from the lab tank and the other appeared unusually large,
Speaker 6: and when they took a closer look, the researchers found
Speaker 6: that the big one was actually two individuals sharing digestive
Speaker 6: and nervous systems. They fed the combined comb jelly's fluorescent
Speaker 6: brine shrimp and watched as the bits of food made
Speaker 6: their way through the shared digestive system.
Speaker 4: Oh, why is that creepy? That is very creepy human scent.
Speaker 5: Although I would share your digestive system, you've got a
Speaker 5: pretty strong gut.
Speaker 6: You'd probably stick to the upper gi right right, that
Speaker 6: seems to be the safest. Yeah, we are in the
Speaker 6: middle of string science talking about some of those great
Speaker 6: stories out of.
Speaker 4: The world of science.
Speaker 6: Now, now we believe we know where the wheel came from.
Speaker 4: What m say.
Speaker 6: Interesting, the earliest evidence of the wheel use has been
Speaker 6: pushed back about six thousand years. The first examples currently
Speaker 6: date to about four thousand BC in Grace, when the
Speaker 6: wheel was used for pottery actually modern day Iraq. Really yeah,
Speaker 6: about five hundred years later, during the Bronze Age the
Speaker 6: first evidence of wheeled vehicle use was documented. But now
Speaker 6: they're saying that they have found perforated pebbles from an
Speaker 6: archaeological site in Israel that could be a new key
Speaker 6: milestone in the development of what they say are rotational tools,
Speaker 6: including wheels. About one hundred of the mostly limestone pebbles
Speaker 6: on earthed in this dig site featured a circular shape
Speaker 6: perforated by a central hole, and they date back about
Speaker 6: twelve thousand years.
Speaker 7: Interesting.
Speaker 5: The Natural the Natural History Museum of La County this
Speaker 5: weekend is going to unveil his seventy five thousand square
Speaker 5: foot renovated wing. They hope they'll be attracting more visitors
Speaker 5: with this. The space includes Natalie, but it's Natalie spelled
Speaker 5: like gnat, like a flying gnat.
Speaker 7: It is a silent g at the start.
Speaker 4: God Natalie, I mean, if you look at.
Speaker 7: It, but like a gnat. You don't you know?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, I can know right, brand new species of
Speaker 5: seropod and the first ever green dinosaur skeleton will be
Speaker 5: mounted for display.
Speaker 7: Natalie is a big deal. Took science.
Speaker 5: It is fifteen years to dig up Natalie from a
Speaker 5: hillside in Utah. From head to toe, it's about the
Speaker 5: length of two and a half school buses. That is
Speaker 5: a big ass dinosaur.
Speaker 4: That's pretty massive.
Speaker 7: There's no other serapod like it on display.
Speaker 5: And yes, its fossilized bones have a green shade. It's
Speaker 5: from the celidonite mineral that replaced its bones over one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty million years. They say the color is
Speaker 5: beautiful and that when the sun hits it, it's going
Speaker 5: to change throughout the day, highlighted differently throughout the day.
Speaker 6: I love this kind of study only because I think
Speaker 6: it'd be fun to watch. Neuroscientists have taught rats how
Speaker 6: to drive, okay, and they like it. Yeah, now, but
Speaker 6: that and that part of it, like teaching them to drive,
Speaker 6: that's probably the easy part, getting them to do something
Speaker 6: in order for a reward, But that they like it.
Speaker 7: They think it's fun. I love driving too, And now.
Speaker 6: The neuroscientists are talking about that the study originally to
Speaker 6: get them to drive, may actually teach us about how
Speaker 6: anticipating fun can enrich human lives the way it does rats.
Speaker 6: Neuroscientists advocates for housing and testing laboratory animals and natural habitats.
Speaker 6: This neuroscientist said, it's amusing to see how far we've
Speaker 6: strayed from lab practices with the Projects project. Rats typically
Speaker 6: prefer dirt, sticks and rocks over plastic objects, but now
Speaker 6: we have them driving cars. And he says, obviously humans
Speaker 6: didn't evolve to drive either. They didn't have cars more
Speaker 6: than one hundred years ago. But our brains enable us
Speaker 6: to require new skills, fire, language, wheels, stone, agriculture, that
Speaker 6: sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: But after we.
Speaker 6: Made our wheels, remember twelve thousand years ago, we started
Speaker 6: making cars. I mean it took a while, but I
Speaker 6: guess you could say that. And they said that this
Speaker 6: is also something interesting, that rats always had done this,
Speaker 6: and he hadn't noticed that rats eagerly ran to the
Speaker 6: side of the cage, jumping up like a dog when
Speaker 6: asked if he wants to take a walk. When they
Speaker 6: would show them these plastic cars that the rats were
Speaker 6: able to drive. Now, maybe the rats believed that they
Speaker 6: were going to be free at some point, like this
Speaker 6: rat car was somehow going to drive them away from
Speaker 6: the lab, and that's what they were so excited about.
Speaker 6: But rats required to wait for their rewards show signs
Speaker 6: of shifting from a pessimistic cognitive style to an optimistic
Speaker 6: one in a test that was designed to measure rodent optimism.
Speaker 6: I don't know how you do that, but I'm also
Speaker 6: not a rats neuroscientist. Interesting anticipating, anticipating, I mean real
Speaker 6: fun is.
Speaker 7: Good for true just like Carly Simon sang.
Speaker 4: About we think about planning a vacation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you plan it fun.
Speaker 6: You have something to attach to the future. You know,
Speaker 6: you drop an anchor somewhere in the future, and you
Speaker 6: just kind of use that as your.
Speaker 4: Guide for whatever you're gonna do it.
Speaker 6: However you spend money or don't spend money because you
Speaker 6: want to save money for your vacation, or you eat
Speaker 6: or you don't eat because you want your pants to fit,
Speaker 6: or however it works.
Speaker 7: That would be good. I like it when my pants fit.
Speaker 4: Everybody likes it when your pants fit. Nobody likes to
Speaker 4: see those things struggle.
Speaker 7: Well, you know what, what was the next one? The
Speaker 7: next one? Did you hear about the Red Monsters?
Speaker 4: Is this a science story or are we doing fables
Speaker 4: now the Red Monsters?
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm just gonna tell stories under the umbrella of science.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: The James Web Telescope has spot three gigantic red monster galaxies,
Speaker 5: galaxies so large they shouldn't exist. They say that this
Speaker 5: is shaking the world of astronomy to its core. They
Speaker 5: could rewrite our understanding of how stars and galaxies first formed.
Speaker 5: They are each one hundred billion times the mass of
Speaker 5: our Sun, nearly as massive as the Milky Way, and
Speaker 5: they're more than twelve point eight billion years old. They
Speaker 5: were formed within a billion years of the Big Bang,
Speaker 5: or as God calls it, Exodus.
Speaker 4: As God calls it, You're welcome.
Speaker 5: I think it's interesting to mix in a little God
Speaker 5: when we do strange science, just to give him a
Speaker 5: shout out.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Well, he's the one who did it. You've been listening
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