Butterfly

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of the Butterfly Nebula which shows layers of gas being ejected from a star that has exhausted its nuclear fuel. According to a tweet by Hubble, eventually this nebula will fade and leave behind a stellar corpse known as a white dwarf. "This structure may look like a cosmic butterfly unfurling its celestial wings, but there's nothing gentle or delicate about this massive blowout. In Caldwell 69, also cataloged as NGC 6302 and commonly known as the Butterfly or Bug Nebula,…

They looked just like any other couple getting on in age, walking along a suburban street in the last hours of daylight.They had met in the fourth grade. He went to prison; she got on with her life. Over the years, she heard rumors that he’d become affiliated with the Mexican Mafia.When he got out of prison for the last time, 50 years after they first met, she asked if he’d left all that behind. She wanted to believe him when he said yes. But the past caught up to Donald Ramon Ortiz that afternoon. It came disguised as a…

The sun will die, eventually. Like any star, the one at the center of our solar system is not meant to live forever. Eventually, it will use up all of the nuclear fuel in its core and explode, becoming a shell of what it once was. Now, Hubble’s various images of the Butterfly Nebula have given us a glimpse of what it could look like after our star finally says goodbye. Many scientists expect the sun to die in around 10 billion years or so, give or take a few million years. Of course, this is just a prediction,…

The new study by NASA revealed the secret behind the Butterfly Nebula wings. Notably, most nebulae have circular shapes, but this one is different. NASA has shocked and awed the public with astonishing images take of objects found in deep space. Whether these images were of stars, planets, Sun, galaxies, asteroids, comets and other celestial objects, they have been simply breathtaking. Now, NASA has shared an astonishing image of a unique Nebula known as NGC 6302, which looks like the wings of a Butterfly. Yes, you…

Apple's butterfly keyboard was a terrible time for the company, failing left and right across the MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro lineups. If you had one fail yourself, you might be due part of a $50 million settlement.That settlement covers people in the United States who bought a MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro between 2015 and 2019 and had to replace their keyboards or keycaps due to Apple's design flaw. Three groups of people can claim their share, but time's running out — the March 6 deadline looms…

OTT releases this week: These are the best movies and shows to watch on Disney+ Hotstar, Netflix, Amazon,more. Check the full list, it includes Top Gun: Maverick, Butterfly, Aar ya Paar and more. This is the last weekend of the current year and also the first of the upcoming one. This means cinephiles would already have planned for their watch parties to enjoy marathon runs of great movies and shows to watch online, from the comfort of their home. But if you think your playlist is ready, then think again. Some really…

Apple is proceeding with compensating the owners of MacBook laptops sold between 2015 and 2019 that featured the infamously faulty butterfly keyboards. After settling a class-action lawsuit in July, in which the company agreed to pay $50 million in damages, Apple is now moving forward with payments for those eligible. Here’s how to know if you’re included, how much you’ll get paid, and how to submit your claim. How to know if you’re eligible Apple has begun emailing MacBook owners with instructions on how to know if…

The old style ‘butterfly’ keyboard design on Apple’s laptops proved to be a routine joke among consumers who constantly experienced sticky or stuck keys. Photo: ChrisChips (Shutterstock)Apple’s poor keyboard design, whichthe company spent half a decade shoving into its MacBooks has finally, officially, come to bite the company in the posterior, at least financially.Back in July, Apple settled the longstanding $50 million class action lawsuit over its faulty butterfly keyboards, though the company denied wrongdoing and…

Years after Apple’s butterfly keyboards started acting up, it seems that the company is ready to settle. Apple’s plan to pay $50 million to settle the class-action lawsuit has just received preliminary approval from a federal judge, pushing the case one step closer to its conclusion. It’s been a long time coming. The class-action lawsuit over the butterfly keyboard found in the MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro covers machines launched between 2015 and 2016. The lawsuit originated in 2018 and became a…

Apple's settlement to pay out $50 million over the Mac's infamous butterfly keyboard is moving forward.As reported by Law360, a California federal judge has given preliminary approval for the settlement and how it has been structured. According to the Settlement Agreement, the plaintiff's counsel has "agreed to seek up to approximately $13,599,113 in attorneys’ fees and no more than $2,000,000 in litigation costs. The common settlement fund also includes a provision for $1,400,000 in settlement administration costs."So,…