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And then beyond Salcantay, of course, when the southern cross reaches the southernmost point in the sky, directly in that same alignment, the Milky Way overhead.
And with this telescope, with this data, we've performed a survey of the entire southern sky, the GaLactic and Extragalactic All-sky MWA Survey, or GLEAM, as I call it.
This survey is just about to be published, but it hasn't been shown yet, so you are literally the first people to see this southern survey of the entire sky.
A woman with brown skin and white hair who can manipulate the weather, a gigantic beast of a man with blue fur, a shy girl with a Southern drawl who couldn't touch anyone.
This is a section of wall framing a plaza in the pre-Hispanic city of Mitla, in southern Mexico.
It wasn't until I met Miss Sarah, a Southern Baptist who took me in at my lowest and gave me a job, that I started to believe in myself.
"[Mom] A proper Southern belle who is making peace with the fact that her only purpose in life is to tend to her husband."
Thanks to their ongoing work, we’ve learned a great deal about these whales, known as the Southern Residents.
After menopause, grandmothers take the lead hunting for salmon, the Southern Residents’ main food source.
What we’ve learned about the Southern Residents may not hold true for other groups.
But these additional tools and bodies weighed down the ship as it battled the storms of the southern ocean.
In the 1930s, when Congress was discussing the labor laws that would be a part of the New Deal, that would protect all workers, Southern members of Congress refused to support those labor laws if they included protections for domestic workers and farmworkers.
It was told by an anonymous Kwakiutl Indian of southern Alaska to a missionary in 1896.
The decorative use of wire in southern Africa dates back hundreds of years.
If you zoom out to look at the patterns of surface currents all over the earth, you’ll see that they form big loops called gyres, which travel clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
The mirror image happens in the southern hemisphere, so that the major streams of wind form loop-like patterns around the ocean basins.
She had no shortage of material: in the decades following the Civil War, Southern whites attempted to reassert their power by committing crimes against Black people including suppressing their votes, vandalizing their businesses, and even murdering them.
As a Black person investigating racially motivated murders, she enraged many of the same southern white men involved in lynchings.
During a march for women’s suffrage in Washington D.C., she ignored the organizers’ attempt to placate Southern bigotry by placing Black women in the back, and marched up front alongside the white women.
O’Connor’s mastery of the grotesque and her explorations of the insularity and superstition of the South led her to be classified as a Southern Gothic writer.
And Decatur, Georgia's a small Southern town.
And in that little Southern town, I grew up, and grew up hearing these stories.
Sub-Saharan Africa, southern Africa, has got over 5,000 medicinal plant species, not harnessed.
Most of those missing puzzle pieces are southern continents, because it was those continents that are least explored.
This is the first skeleton from a southern continent, and guess what?
Curious historical footnote: when the Moors invaded southern Spain, they took this custom with them and the pronunciation changed over the centuries from "Allah, Allah, Allah," to "Olé, olé, olé," which you still hear in bullfights and in flamenco dances.
Eunotosaurus was likely a burrowing creature, digging homes for itself in what’s now southern Africa.
And she had heard about the family separations at the southern border and wanted to know what she could do to help.
I started my career decades ago at the southern US border, working with Central American asylum seekers.
So why are people showing up at our southern border?
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