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jupiter ascending movie download in hindi We no longer have to stay on Earth and watch the sky go dark as we wait for a new "star". In the early 2000s, some astronomers predicted an upcoming supernova that would be visible from Earth. The light from this one event could shine brighter than anything on our planet at night! Now after close to a decade of observation, they've been able to predict its arrival with greater accuracy by studying a different, but equally mystical phenomena: Jupiter. On May 17th, 2016, Jupiter will finally pass us on its way out of orbit. At that moment, the supernova will appear in our night sky. With the help of this ancient planet, astronomers are able to predict the brightness of this future astronomical event, known as iPTF14hls, which should peak at around magnitude 6.5. It will be visible in the constellation Leo for a few nights, but after May 22nd it should be too faint to see with your naked eye. However, there's more than one way for us to see this supernova: we can also watch #JUpicelist live on our computer screen! The Virtual Telescope Project will help us share the experience with passionate people from all over the world and we'll all look up together at Jupiter and its moons. The Virtual Telescope Project's founder, Gianluca Masi , will perform a computer controlled show from his observatory near Cagliari in Sardinia, Italy. Gianluca will have a very special guest: NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman , who will fly with the International Space Station (ISS) and broadcast live over the web (and over the phone) to Gianluca's telescope. The audience will be able to follow the ISS as it circles Earth and draw conclusions about what happens during this live broadcast. For those of you who can't make it to Italy, we'll also be showing off our telescope at Virtual Telescope's sister site: http://www.jupitersatthehub.org . The Jupiter at the hub project will be showing off its telescope in Hawaii, but you can also see how it will work next to the Virtual Telescope Project's broadcaster. Jupiter will be moving across the meridian, which means that it will pass over our heads at around 12:00 UTC (that's 1am Eastern Time). This means that you can watch #JUpicelist live on your computer right now! We'll be streaming live on our website and also on our Facebook page. If you want to participate in the chat, you can do so by clicking on this link , or simply talking online with your friends. If you want to participate even more actively, there's still time for registrations . Invite your colleagues to join you! Share this message with them, so they can experience the event together. Share the link to our page, so your friends can sign up for Virtual Telescope or visit JupitersattheHub . Sign up for our mailing list to get noiseless updates about #Jupicelist. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to write us at @vto or on Facebook or Twitter. We'll be running a Twitter chat too! Follow the hashtag # Jupicelist , and then use the @virtualtelescope handle to ask us questions. The first 100 people who comment on this article will be provided with an official wallpaper for their computer desktop. cfa1e77820
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