Nos urge tenerte aquí con nosotros en nuestra infinity pool con acceso a la playa. Lo mejor de los dos mundos
ave you here with us at our infinity pool with beach access. The best of both worlds.
Saturday, September 21, 2024
We can't wait to have you here with us at our infinity pool with beach access. The best of both worlds.
Today's rate for USD to MXN 1 USD = 19.415 MXN Rates correct as of 2024-09-21 12:00:00 UTC
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Today's rate for USD to MXN |
1 USD = 19.415 MXN |
Rates correct as of 2024-09-21 12:00:00 UTC |
🍑🏝️🥥 ZIPOLITE $2,964 MXN 🥥🏝️🍑 Round flight + 4 days hotel leaving CDMX, per person price. Dates for October and November!
PQT ZIPOLITE $2,964 MXN 
Toda la Info aquí
gurudeviaje.com/?p=122246&rlVuelo redondo + 4 días de hotel saliendo de CDMX, precio por persona. Fechas de Octubre y Noviembre!
Friday, September 20, 2024
- FREE TIME Historic Juan Gabriel concert to be screened at the ZócaloJuan Gabriel 's concert at Bellas Artes will be screened at the Zócalo in Mexico City; find out when and the details.
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Today's rate for USD to MXN 1 USD = 19.396 MXN Rates correct as of 2024-09-20 12:00:00 UTC
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Today's rate for USD to MXN |
1 USD = 19.396 MXN |
Rates correct as of 2024-09-20 12:00:00 UTC |
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Earth Will Get A Second Moon For Around Two Months
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Earth Will Get A Second Moon For Around Two Months
By iHeartRadio
September 19, 2024
Photo: Dashabelozerova / iStock / Getty Images
Earth is set to gain a temporary second moon this fall as the 2024 PT5 asteroid gets caught in our planet's gravitational pull. The asteroid, measuring only 33 feet wide, will orbit Earth from September 29 to November 25, according to a study published this week. This phenomenon, known as a 'mini-moon,' is not a new occurrence, with similar events recorded in 1981 and as recently as 2022.
The 2024 PT5 asteroid is believed to have originated from the Arjuna asteroid belt, a diverse collection of space rocks that orbit the sun close to our planet. Due to its orbit being closely matched to our own, calculations indicate the asteroid will orbit Earth again in January 2025 and then in 2055, Live Science reported.
Carlos de la Fuente Marcos, a professor at Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the lead author of the research, explained to The Guardian that some asteroids in the Arjuna belt can approach relatively close to Earth, around 2.8 million miles away. If they're also moving relatively slowly for asteroids, their paths become more strongly affected by Earth's gravity than usual, potentially causing them to become temporary moons of Earth.
Despite its close proximity, the 'mini-moon' will be hard to spot with the naked eye due to its small size. However, it is well within the brightness range of typical telescopes used by professional astronomers.
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