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G-EAZY AND HALSEY BREAKING UP.

SHOULD HAVE SEEN IT COMING.

THAT IS WHAT SOME PEOPLE ARE

SAYING NOW BECAUSE THERE WERE

SOME SIGNS LAST WEEK WHEN THEY

SHOWED UP AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL

.

POST MANALO HAD SEVERAL SHOWS,

AND G-EAZY WAS THERE AND

ACTUALLY PERFORMED WITH HIM ON

A SONG.

AND HALSEY WAS THERE AS WELL.

BUT THEY WERE NOT THE WAY THEY

NORMALLY ARE.

>> ANYONE WHO FOLLOWS THIS

COUPLE KNOWS THAT THEY ARE

OBSESSED WITH EACH OTHER, SO

LOVIE-DOVEY, ALL OVER EACH

OTHER.

I TALKED TO A COUPLE OF PEOPLE

BACK STAGE, AND THEY WERE BOTH

THERE TOGETHER, BUT NOT

TOGETHER.

LIKE THEY WEREN'T TALKING.

THEY WEREN'T INTERACTING THE

WAY THEY USUALLY DID, AND

PEOPLE REALLY NOTICED THAT

SOMETHING WAS UP WITH THEM.

>> CAN I ASK YOU SOMETHING?

THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL USED TO BE

THE MOST WONDERFUL PLACE TO GO.

IT IS A HOT BED NOW OF ANGST.

[LAUGHTER]

>> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

>> YOU HAVE HALSEY AND G-EAZY

THAT ARE HAVING BEEF.

YOU HAVE LEE DANIELS AND DAMON

DASH FIDELITYING DURING A

DIANNA ROSS CONCERT.

IT IS JUST A HOT BED CONCERT.

>> LAST NIGHT THE GO-GOS

PERFORMED AND THEY FIRED OFF

NEW YEAR'S SIX FOR TWO HOURS.

THAT IS NOT A BAD PLACE.

>> THE GO-GOES WERE THERE.

THEY CHANGED IT TO WE GOT THE

BEAT-DOWN.

>> OUCH.

>> RAGAN, ARE YOU ACTUALLY

CHEERING THAT ON.

HE WAS GOING IT WAS GREAT.

>> A SARCASTIC FIST PUMP.

I DO THAT SOMETIMES.

>> BESIDES THE FACT THAT THEY

WERE NOT ALL OVER EACH OTHER AT

THE SHOW, THERE WAS ALSO

SOMETHING WEIRD ABOUT WHO SHE

WAS HANGING OUT WITH, RIGHT?

>> YES.

SHE LEFT WITH MACHINE GUN

KELLY.

THEY HAVE BEEN LINKED IN THE

PAST.

WE HAVE SOME PHOTOS OF THEM

FROM A COUPLE OF NIGHTCLUB

LATER THAT NIGHT.

>> YOU GO BACK TO THE OLD

BOYFRIEND?

>> I HAVE TALKED TO SOME

PEOPLE, AND AT LEAST FOR NOW

THEY ARE JUST FRIENDS AND THERE

IS NOTHING GOING ON BETWEEN

THEM.

>> BUT SHE DID BASICALLY GO

BACK TO AN EX TO COMMISERATE

AND SAY THINGS AREN'T GOING

WELL.

OR WHO KNOWS?

THAT IS THE WAY OF THE WORLD

RIGHT NOW.

MAYBE THEY ARE SAYING JUST

FRIENDS, BUT THAT MAY JUST MEAN

THEY ARE NOT COMMITTING TO

ANYTHING ELSE.

>> IT IS WEIRD IF YOU GO BACK

TO YOUR EX TO TALK ABOUT YOUR

CURRENT RELATIONSHIP.

>> DOES THAT SEEM WORRIED TO

YOU, THAT YOU GO BACK TO YOUR

EX?

>> NOT REALLY THOUGH.

>> WHY TALK TO YOUR EX ABOUT

THAT?

>> HAVE YOU EVER GONE BACK TO

YOUR EX TO TALK ABOUT YOUR

LATEST GIRLFRIEND THAT YOU JUST

BROKE UP WITH?

>> ABSOLUTELY NOT.

>> EXACTLY.

>> AT LEAST THAT IS WHAT HE IS

SAYING.

[LAUGHTER]

>> HI.

THIS IS AMANDA FROM CHARLOTTE,

NORTH CAROLINA.

THIS IS A COUPLE THAT OBVIOUSLY

TOOK THE PEOPLE SERIOUS.

LAST MONTH, HALSEY ACTUALLY

TWEETED OUT THAT SHE WOULD

BREAK UP WITH G-EAZY IF THE

WARRIORS WON.

>> HOW COULD WE FORGET THAT.

>> BUT I THINK THERE IS 0 A

MORE SERIOUS ISSUE IN THE

RELATIONSHIP.

"TMZ" REPORTED THE ARREST BACK

IN MAY FOR COCAINE AND ASSAULT.

>> HIS ARREST.

>> SO THERE WERE MAYBE BIGGER

ISSUES IN THE RELATIONSHIP THAT

WERE JUST TOO BIG TO OVERCOME.

THEY MAKE GREAT MUSIC TOGETHER.

SHE WAS SEEN WITH MACHINE GUN

KELLY.

>> AMANDA, WHERE ARE YOU?

>> I AM IN CHARLOTTE, NORTH

CAROLINA IN A RESTAURANT RIGHT

NOW.

>> I WAS LOOKING AT THE BACK

DROP.

>> I WAS FASCINATED BY IT.

>> I HAVE ONE THING I NEED TO

SAY ABOUT HALSEY.

EVERY TIME WE PUT UP THESE

PHOTOS AND WE SEE VIDEO OF HER,

I THINK OF IT.

HAS NOBODY ELSE SAID IT.

SHE LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE SIENNE

MILLER.

>> THAT IS WEIRD.

I THOUGHT SHE LOOKED LIKE

HEATHER LOCKLEAR.

>> NOT THAT ONE.

>> IT WAS THE OTHER SHOT.

SHE LOOKED LIKE HEATHER

LOCKLEAR TO ME.

THAT ONE.

SHE LOOKED LIKE HEATHER

LOCKLEAR TO ME.

>> NO, THAT IS SIENNA MILLER.

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We Just Took the First Image of a Baby Planet! - Duration: 5:27.

[ ♪ Intro ]

Scientists can image all kinds of things in the universe, from galaxies and stars to the

radiation coming out of black holes.

But it's really difficult to take a picture of a newborn planet.

They tend to be hard to find, out-shined by the light from their star, and obscured by

the dust clouds they form from.

But we've just done it.

No big deal.

On Monday, astronomers published the first confirmed image of a baby planet, and it already

has a lot to teach us.

The planet is called PSD 70b.

Which, like, I wouldn't name my newborn that, but to each their own.

It's probably less than 5.4 million years old — more than 1000 times younger than

the Earth — and it orbits a star around 370 light-years away called PSD 70.

We've known about the star for a few years now and have even taken images of it that

suggest a planet might be forming there.

But these new pictures are way clearer.

The image was taken using the SPHERE instrument on the European Southern Observatory's Very

Large Telescope, which was built to take pictures of exoplanets in visible and near-infrared light.

And this thing is really good at its job.

One of SPHERE's biggest features is that it's great at filtering out light from stars.

Unsurprisingly, stars are super bright, and they tend to outshine most things near them

— including baby planets.

SPHERE gets around this by taking multiple pictures of a star system over several hours,

which gives things like planets time to move around a bit.

Then, using a series of algorithms, the telescope's computers filter out anything in the image

series that hasn't moved — stuff like the star.

And that's how it ended up with an image like this, where you can see that new planet super clearly.

But SPHERE's photo-taking skills aren't just for pretty pictures.

The instrument captures star systems in multiple wavelengths of light — like near-infrared,

which can tell us how much heat an object is emitting.

So its observations can also tell us a bit about what this new planet is like.

From what we can tell so far, 70b is a gas giant about 3 billion kilometers from its

star — around the same distance as Uranus is from the Sun.

It's several times the mass of Jupiter, and it's hot, with a surface temperature

somewhere around 1000°C.

Observations do suggest it has a cloudy atmosphere, although we aren't totally positive what

it's made of.

So, maybe it only feels like 999°C.

Imaging and studying brand-new planets is important for astronomers because, right now,

there's still a lot we don't know about how they form.

So the earlier we can sneak in there and start collecting data, the better off we are.

The next step is to take a closer look at 70b with another telescope — like ALMA in

Chile — that will be able to capture things like its composition and temperature in even more detail.

But considering SPHERE just took one of our best baby photos ever, I'd say scientists

are off to a pretty good start.

Much closer to home, another team of astronomers has been busy tracking down the origin of

our solar system's asteroids.

Our neighborhood is filled with millions of them, and it's easy to think of them as

random space rocks from… wherever.

But like everything else, those rocks have origins.

And according to a new paper, published Monday in Nature Astronomy, most of them have the same origins.

The authors estimate that 85% of the asteroids in the part of the asteroid belt closest to

Mars came from just five parent bodies.

Which means the early solar system might've been a lot less populated than we thought.

Scientists can sort asteroids into all kinds of groups based on things like size and composition.

But when it comes to grouping them based on origins, there are two main categories: family

and non-family.

Family asteroids are those that came from the breakup of known objects, while non-family

asteroids have mysterious origins.

They were probably part of larger bodies, too, but we haven't been able to figure out what.

In their new paper, these authors argue that the answer is pretty simple: Most of those

orphan asteroids actually belong to some of the biggest families out there.

Specifically, ones called Flora, Vesta, Nysa, Polana, and Eulalia.

The remaining 15% probably come from so-called ghost families: Groups that have drifted apart

so much it's difficult to tell where they started.

The team got their results by plotting data from more than 70,000 inner main belt asteroids

— those that are just past Mars, or around 310 to 370 million kilometers from the Sun

— and then comparing features of their orbits.

They looked at things like how circular and tilted their orbits are, as well as how the

asteroids are distributed by size.

The asteroids that started off as one body should have many of those features in common,

so if any non-family asteroids matched those patterns, maybe they belong in known families, too.

And a lot of them did!

More than 40% of them, according to their results, which brings the total amount of

family asteroids in that area to 85%.

This suggests that we shouldn't be thinking about these objects as lost asteroids, but

as part of large, established groups — something that will make studying them a lot easier.

So far, scientists have only looked at the inner main belt asteroids, since we have the

most observations about them.

But the authors believe their findings should apply to the rest of the main belt, too.

A helpful next step would be to confirm these results using other measurements — things

like size, reflectivity, and composition.

But this seems promising so far!

Knowing where asteroids came from is helpful not only for understanding the early solar

system, but for protecting the Earth, too.

After all, there is a chance — a small one, but still a chance — that one of those larger

asteroids could end up hurtling toward the Earth someday.

And if it does, knowing what it's made of could help us deflect it or break it up.

I wouldn't lose sleep over it or anything, but it's always good to be prepared.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space News!

Did you know that SciShow has merch?

Earlier this week, we launched our new merch line on DFTBA.com.

Head over to dftba.com/scishow to see new shirts, stickers, and mugs.

And thanks as always for watching and supporting SciShow!

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Narrator: Jon Hunner and Heather McClenahan describe Stanislaw Ulam's background and

his role in developing the hydrogen bomb.

Jon Hunner: The Ulam family lived at Spruce Cottage on Bathtub Row.

They were émigré scientists, and his family had fled the war in Europe.

After the war, when the United States then realized that the Soviet Union had detonated

their own atomic weapon in 1949, the laboratory was given the task to come up with a more

powerful bomb, which then became the hydrogen bomb, known as "the Super" back then.

Stanislaw Ulam was the scientist who had the key insight on how to trigger that bomb.

Supposedly, he was standing at Spruce Cottage on a winter afternoon looking out at the garden,

that of course was now gone because of the winter.

It's supposedly looking through the window at Spruce Cottage that he had the idea of

how to trigger a thermonuclear device.

Heather McClenahan: He was the mathematician who figured out all of the calculations to

make the hydrogen bomb work.

Edward Teller is known as the father of the hydrogen bomb, but here in Los Alamos we call

him the midwife.

Because he was the one who made sure that the bomb was born, but it was Stan Ulam who

was really the one who created those calculations to make it happen.

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We Just Took the First Image of a Baby Planet! - Duration: 5:27.

[ ♪ Intro ]

Scientists can image all kinds of things in the universe, from galaxies and stars to the

radiation coming out of black holes.

But it's really difficult to take a picture of a newborn planet.

They tend to be hard to find, out-shined by the light from their star, and obscured by

the dust clouds they form from.

But we've just done it.

No big deal.

On Monday, astronomers published the first confirmed image of a baby planet, and it already

has a lot to teach us.

The planet is called PSD 70b.

Which, like, I wouldn't name my newborn that, but to each their own.

It's probably less than 5.4 million years old — more than 1000 times younger than

the Earth — and it orbits a star around 370 light-years away called PSD 70.

We've known about the star for a few years now and have even taken images of it that

suggest a planet might be forming there.

But these new pictures are way clearer.

The image was taken using the SPHERE instrument on the European Southern Observatory's Very

Large Telescope, which was built to take pictures of exoplanets in visible and near-infrared light.

And this thing is really good at its job.

One of SPHERE's biggest features is that it's great at filtering out light from stars.

Unsurprisingly, stars are super bright, and they tend to outshine most things near them

— including baby planets.

SPHERE gets around this by taking multiple pictures of a star system over several hours,

which gives things like planets time to move around a bit.

Then, using a series of algorithms, the telescope's computers filter out anything in the image

series that hasn't moved — stuff like the star.

And that's how it ended up with an image like this, where you can see that new planet super clearly.

But SPHERE's photo-taking skills aren't just for pretty pictures.

The instrument captures star systems in multiple wavelengths of light — like near-infrared,

which can tell us how much heat an object is emitting.

So its observations can also tell us a bit about what this new planet is like.

From what we can tell so far, 70b is a gas giant about 3 billion kilometers from its

star — around the same distance as Uranus is from the Sun.

It's several times the mass of Jupiter, and it's hot, with a surface temperature

somewhere around 1000°C.

Observations do suggest it has a cloudy atmosphere, although we aren't totally positive what

it's made of.

So, maybe it only feels like 999°C.

Imaging and studying brand-new planets is important for astronomers because, right now,

there's still a lot we don't know about how they form.

So the earlier we can sneak in there and start collecting data, the better off we are.

The next step is to take a closer look at 70b with another telescope — like ALMA in

Chile — that will be able to capture things like its composition and temperature in even more detail.

But considering SPHERE just took one of our best baby photos ever, I'd say scientists

are off to a pretty good start.

Much closer to home, another team of astronomers has been busy tracking down the origin of

our solar system's asteroids.

Our neighborhood is filled with millions of them, and it's easy to think of them as

random space rocks from… wherever.

But like everything else, those rocks have origins.

And according to a new paper, published Monday in Nature Astronomy, most of them have the same origins.

The authors estimate that 85% of the asteroids in the part of the asteroid belt closest to

Mars came from just five parent bodies.

Which means the early solar system might've been a lot less populated than we thought.

Scientists can sort asteroids into all kinds of groups based on things like size and composition.

But when it comes to grouping them based on origins, there are two main categories: family

and non-family.

Family asteroids are those that came from the breakup of known objects, while non-family

asteroids have mysterious origins.

They were probably part of larger bodies, too, but we haven't been able to figure out what.

In their new paper, these authors argue that the answer is pretty simple: Most of those

orphan asteroids actually belong to some of the biggest families out there.

Specifically, ones called Flora, Vesta, Nysa, Polana, and Eulalia.

The remaining 15% probably come from so-called ghost families: Groups that have drifted apart

so much it's difficult to tell where they started.

The team got their results by plotting data from more than 70,000 inner main belt asteroids

— those that are just past Mars, or around 310 to 370 million kilometers from the Sun

— and then comparing features of their orbits.

They looked at things like how circular and tilted their orbits are, as well as how the

asteroids are distributed by size.

The asteroids that started off as one body should have many of those features in common,

so if any non-family asteroids matched those patterns, maybe they belong in known families, too.

And a lot of them did!

More than 40% of them, according to their results, which brings the total amount of

family asteroids in that area to 85%.

This suggests that we shouldn't be thinking about these objects as lost asteroids, but

as part of large, established groups — something that will make studying them a lot easier.

So far, scientists have only looked at the inner main belt asteroids, since we have the

most observations about them.

But the authors believe their findings should apply to the rest of the main belt, too.

A helpful next step would be to confirm these results using other measurements — things

like size, reflectivity, and composition.

But this seems promising so far!

Knowing where asteroids came from is helpful not only for understanding the early solar

system, but for protecting the Earth, too.

After all, there is a chance — a small one, but still a chance — that one of those larger

asteroids could end up hurtling toward the Earth someday.

And if it does, knowing what it's made of could help us deflect it or break it up.

I wouldn't lose sleep over it or anything, but it's always good to be prepared.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space News!

Did you know that SciShow has merch?

Earlier this week, we launched our new merch line on DFTBA.com.

Head over to dftba.com/scishow to see new shirts, stickers, and mugs.

And thanks as always for watching and supporting SciShow!

[ ♪ Outro ]

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RIPPLE IN TROUBLE? BITCOIN TO $20,000 OR $2k? XRP, NEO PRICE PREDICTION + CRYPTOCURRENCY NEWS 2018 - Duration: 14:10.

what's going on guys Patrick here bringing you a brand new video and

saying we got another killer video for you guys full of information I'm going

to be talking about ripple being in trouble

Bitcoin going to two thousand or twenty thousand dollars as well as lots of

other news that went onto the cryptocurrency space with guys before we

can start with that if you want to enter a chance to win some free Bigpoint all

you guys have to do is number one be subscribe to the channel and have your

notifications turned on number two give this video a thumbs up and number three

leave a comment down below saying something related to the video guys I

apologize for no upload yesterday I was actually traveling from Brazil back home

to New York City but I'm here now I haven't slept but I'm not gonna go two

days without uploading so I hope you guys do enjoy this video the first piece

of news I have for you guys is John McAfee fires off I don't know if I

pronounced his name correctly I saw a comment talking about this one time and

I still forgot what what he said it was but still fires off at the Reserve Bank

of India so the RBI the Reserve Bank of India has actually been causing a lot of

fun going on mainly because of their crypto currency ban they've been very

very anti crypto currency and it's been hurting a lot of people just spreading a

lot of fun has been making a lot of people concerned or just not have access

to crypto currencies because the RBI is the big bank in India now John Key I'm

gonna call him John John has decided to boycott he has called for a boycott on

Twitter and you know what I see that John on Twitter John usually does go out

and have very extravagant points of view he does certainly call people out when

he thinks they're doing something wrong but in this case I'm gonna go ahead and

support it and that's why I'm sharing it on this video he said that the RBI the

Reserve Bank of India initiated its atrocity out of fear and one through the

existing centralized power structures what we're fighting against right I'm

calling for a boycott of any financial institution that does business with RBI

we must stand together and actually the reason I like this is because he is

calling for cryptocurrency enthusiasts cryptocurrency investors to stand

together as a community and stand together and just act um act

there so hopefully the RBI does change their mind I know they have been the

center of a lot of problems recently in the last few months not the only not the

only reason but certainly a one of the reasons that we've been seeing the

prices job because of people's fear so hopefully that does get solved

relatively quick now the next piece of news I have for you guys could be good

could be bad take it as you will but Tom Lee has changed his Bitcoin prediction

from $25,000 wait for it wait for it to $22,000 and this has caused some people

to worry I don't know how guys 25,000 22,000

20,000 by the end of the year I'm happy with either one of those I'm also happy

with 35,000 I'm also happy with 50,000 but I do think 20 to 25 is a very fair

prediction now it does go on to explain why he is saying different figures that

is simply because he doesn't obviously he doesn't have an exact number he's

going with he has a range he's going to going with and this is from historically

Bitcoin being traded at 2.5 times its mining cost which right now it is

certainly not doing so it's not out of the question that it could be over

20,000 dollars by the end of the year at fair value what I was trying to

illustrate was that given where mining costs will be and apply the historical

average of 2.5 times mining costs that will imply fair value of over 20,000

dollars roughly 22,000 dollars but he does then go on and say that we still

think Nick we can't reach $25,000 by the end of the year or something like that

guys I am hoping that we do see Bitcoin at the 22 to 25 thousand dollar range by

the end of the year I think it's definitely likely I think it's something

and it could honestly be so much more depending on how regulations come in

depending how much money comes into the market we are still waiting to see if at

the end of this year we're gonna have a run like we had the end of last year

that's gonna be very interesting to see because if we do and we certainly could

go break way pass through the twenty thousand dollar mark but moving on from

that as well before we go into talking about the two thousand to twenty

thousand dollar on some technical analysis that I found this article it

did very good technical analysis I was gonna show you guys this on my chart but

as you guys can see it is fairly complicated as there are as I've heard

for those people that don't understand it there are a lot of line

which is basically the way a lot of people explain explain technical

analysis there's a lot of lines that I can guess the price that's not exactly

how it works but still I'm gonna void showing too much of the graphs but they

do summarize it at the end saying that falling below 63,000 for six thousand

three hundred sixty three thousand that'd be cool six thousand three

hundred forty one the double bottom necklace there is a double bottom

happening right now which seems like a bullish trend a bullish pattern

something that we can hope to see cryptocurrency

jump up from definitely very possible but also if we do break below that then

we are we are probably do run the possibility of continuing a bear trend

breaking the bullish pattern out of the way right just completely neglecting it

and falling down into more more more of a bearish pattern and continuing our way

down which then is what brings up the discussion is Bitcoin going in two

thousand three thousand dollars or is July the month that's going to take

Bitcoin back up to the eight nine ten thousand and then moving on from there

we're gonna start seeing some more green not sure let me know what you guys think

right now in the comments down below what do you guys think is going to

happen what do you guys think bitcoins price is gonna be at the end of the year

what's your end of the year December 31st 2018 Bitcoin and price prediction

and the number two do you think July is going to be an overall Green month or do

you think July is going to be is still another overall red month so let me know

that in the comments down below right now but this is the article I was

talking about and this is obviously someone's opinion this is quote so this

is speaking at the crypto compare MJ AC blockchain summit chambers provided his

take on the prospect of BTC so this from a guy called chambers I'm assuming

that's his last name so Bitcoin will will it go back over its

previous high it will probably hit $2,000 before it hits $20,000 but will

it hit 20,000 I think so we'll hit a hundred thousand I think it is quite a

likely I think that's quite likely now it's gonna jump right in here and say I

think the lowest Bitcoin is going to go if we do continue on a bearish pattern

is falling to the three thousand dollar mark I don't think it will fall anywhere

below that now obviously I'm

to be counting on that I'm not gonna be sack here waiting for it at $3,000 I

will be taller cost averaging on the way down as it continues to fall if it does

continue fall as you can see small so I can continue to build up my position but

I will not be waiting for one specific number to buy all of my money's worth at

that time way too risky way too risky I'm not getting in but also way too

risky of just putting all your money in at one time that is not how people

usually go about investing if you do continue reading the article they do

actually name some very good reasons as to why Bitcoin and cryptocurrency will

continue to grow so well one of the reasons is the shortage of actual money

and how cryptocurrencies are filling that vacuum and are going to generate an

overall economic was lift that is one of the reasons they were talking about they

also mention that the blockchain like the Internet was before the blockchain

is basically in this generations Internet

what's going to cause the disruption in this generation Bitcoin will probably be

part of that future in the long run now obviously there's a lot of

cryptocurrencies out there guys we talk about this all the time some are good

some probably not gonna be around forever but one of the other ones I am

investing in is nano and I share with you guys that a lot and I want to keep

emphasizing that I am dollar cost averaging on nano and I do hope to

continue to pick some more up obviously it's still love Neil love nano still

have a lot of bitcoins still have some aetherium obviously it's sharing you

guys kind of where my portfolio is at but I am diversified but it's important

to find the good projects because I don't think these are going I don't

think every project is going to last and not not even one year I think we see

cryptocurrencies die every single day at this point but there's another reason

for of the market to have an upswing now is because of Switzerland and Malta so

there are reports that Switzerland is set to offer conventional banking

services to cryptocurrency companies that is huge is going to help adoption a

tons gonna help a ton with adoption now also in Malta the country's

Parliament yesterday this was on July 4th now obviously it is July 6th it's

two days ago past three blockchain laws but coming for the first Native becoming

becoming for the first nation to create a proper regulatory framework for the

industry ANOVA Ramin sounded incorrect grammar point is

they are going to be the first nation to have regulations for it which is what

we're waiting for from a lot of different countries as well hopefully

this is a step forward and we see more countries start creating regulations

start creating laws around cryptocurrency so that more people have

confidence coming in don't forget guys I'm all for everything being these

decentralized in ten to fifteen years time but to get started we do have to

take this piece by piece and we have to give people confidence when it comes to

investing in cryptocurrency once they get in they understand everything works

then I think moving forward we can then move into the rest of what

cryptocurrency is supposed to do but I do believe regulation as much as people

like to debate if it's the right or the wrong move I do think it is something

that's going to be around is gonna have to be around initially for us to see a

cryptocurrency take off now moving on to the overall market since we've been

rambling about Bitcoin let's take a look at what's been moving 8 share up 9%

overall today is a pretty read Dale if you see all the ones in the green not

any big name crypto currencies if we go to the red though we see Tasos job 16

percent elf still falling at eleven point six percent a on these are all

cryptic rights that a lot of I know a lot of people really like elf a on

pivots neo down nine point six percent is it has been going crazy the last few

days so I'm not even mad at where Neos that's at 37 dollars it was just under

30 dollars not too long ago so a huge run-up here and it was even higher

before it is having as you guys can tell a pretty rough last 24 hours one chain

is down gases down ontology is down sis point had that one huge pump up where

you know there was the issues going on so we're not gonna call an actual pump

it was a little bit of issues going on there and now it's corrected back down

trading roughly where it was at before basically a lot of things are done if

you guys do take a look though let's see Neil is actually past Tron and it had

past tether not too long ago to be in the top 10 now since everything is

falling today neo is back down in the number 11 spot but still it

passed stronzo interesting to see I know we did a poll the other day if neo or

Toronto is gonna be ahead looks like neo is ahead right now but obviously that is

very easily it could change in one to two days time just depends on where the

market goes where each cryptocurrency or which where each old coin goes still a

lot to come but moving on to talk about ripple so as you guys saw by the title

ripple could be in trouble and what do I mean by this well they've actually got

their third lawsuit against them they're only down 2.5% today those so not the

worst that we've seen definitely not one of the worst movers today down to 47

cents well it got hit from its third lawsuit and this one is due to alleged

price manipulation so this is something that I think's been going on for some

time and finally there was a lawsuit about I'm not saying this is good or bad

I'm just saying people have been curious about this people have been talking

about this for a while so it's not anything new it's just now that there is

a lawsuit about it and this is price manipulation due to the huge supply of

XRP that ripple the company has so we're gonna see where this works obviously

this falls into they have respond to this talking about the sec and the

security thing they there is another part where people are scared with ripple

is this security is it not security obviously the people at ripple do not

believe that XRP is a security but that is for the sec to decide they they say

whether or not it is is for the sec to decide we continue to believe XRP should

not be classified as a security and again everything is speculation up to

this point we don't know where things are headed but talking about neo I know

I know a lot of you guys are invest in Ripple that's why I wanted to share the

information with you but talking about neo that is in the number 11th spot down

10% today though now nine point eight five if we refresh it down to $37 it did

actually hit all the way I believe $41 did break $40 from under $30 to over $40

pretty solid game a gain right there and that is because it's entering the era of

the essential so we talked more about that yesterday

but they did actually announce Neal is entering or has entered the era of

decentralization and I think Neal will continue to grow still very very bullish

on this all coin not much has been going on in the overall market though so I

know I haven't been talking about it much but then again there's never much

news surrounding Neos has always been doing its thing continuing to you know

sort of hover around the same spot when it comes to market cap and you know

ranking over the rank of the market cap as we see it's number 11 right now and

keeps hovering around that range close to tron but I do think when we do have

the Bulls in and we do start seeing that bull market in the law more gray Neil

will continue to stand out of the pack I'm excited to see its overall growth

and I do think this is a cryptocurrency that will be around for a long time I

don't think this is one of the ones we're talking about that are gonna

disappear I think Neil be around for a long time as well but guys that's gonna

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Optoma UHD51A Unboxing – A Smart 4K UHD Projector - Duration: 5:05.

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- Greetings.

I'm Art Feierman.

We are ProjectorReviews.com,

and today we've got a little box opening party.

Today's victim is from Optoma.

It is their HD51A.

Before I even start, let me tell you a little bit about it.

It's $1,699 list price.

This is a 4K UHD projector.

It is really sharp.

It's smart.

Finally, we are starting to see smart projectors,

you know, like smart televisions

that can run Netflix and apps

and all kinds of other crazy stuff.

I really haven't worked with this one yet,

but that's the promise here.

In fact, while this is $1,699,

the otherwise identical but not as smart HD51,

or near identical I should say,

is $1,399.

Well, more on that in the full review, how's that?

Let's see what we got here.

I already carved this open a bit.

First things first.

There's a little addendum.

Coming off of an inkjet printer,

basically on here a startup guide.

So we can assume there's a startup guide in here

and it's talking about using voice commands

to turn the projector on and off.

That's something only

one in the last 20 projectors I've reviewed

is capable of doing.

Okay, so let's see what we got here.

Alexa's onboard.

Inside the box we have a very small remote control.

Okay.

The remote control is small.

I haven't taken the battery compartment out yet,

but it sure doesn't look like it's backlit,

that's unfortunate, but at least it's light.

Okay, let's see that over here with the other remotes

and do a little bit more unboxing here.

I'm not very good at this, but I'll do the best I can.

Let's do it this way.

Success, mostly.

Okay.

Let's see what else is in the box here.

Ah, all kinds of goodies.

Look at that, a free Echo Dot.

Well, I guess you need that for Amazon capabilities.

An HDMI cable, a power cord.

Some additional documentation.

Yeah, looks like we may have...

What is that?

Okay, that looks like an HDMI connector.

So that's probably wireless.

Okay.

So we'll find out more on the review.

Put all that back here, let's take a look at this puppy.

Okay.

Recyclable, always nice.

Projector.

See, all I did was slice open the box.

I had not previously taken a look at this guy

other than seeing it at trade shows.

Very nicely packed.

Unlike some, this seems to be a

full production regular unit,

not one specifically sent out for reviewers.

Always a nice touch,

to know they're not cheating.

Okay, let's see.

Let's unload the bag.

Place it back in the box.

Pull off the plastic.

Lose the box.

And, well, there's more plastic on here.

Let's get that off.

Very good.

Are we having fun yet.

$1,699.

Smarter than all get out, Alexa on board.

Okay, zoom lens.

We've got lens shift.

This is a 4K UHD.

It uses the lower resolution of the two

4K UHD DLP chips.

This one is basically a 1080p chip

that can pixel shift three additional times,

and then gets it up to the 8,000,000.3

pixels required to qualify as 4K UHD.

Short version: sharper than a standard 1080p projector,

not as sharp as a true 4K projector.

Everybody can quibble, but that's the basics.

Okay.

If I flip it around the back,

which you can't see from this distance,

this guy is loaded with all kinds of jacks.

There's a couple of HDMIs, a couple of USBs,

hardwired networking, digital optical out.

More USBs.

Audio in, audio out.

And even an old-fashioned VGA computer

input for regular analog computers and component video.

Traditional control panel by Optoma.

It's finished in black and gray, very attractive.

And once again, 4K capabilities, $1,699,

and smart as all get out.

Ladies and gentlemen,

these is the Optoma HD51A.

It's gonna be one of the hottest sellers on the market.

Stay tuned for our full review and our other video.

Thanks a lot.

Art Feierman, ProjectorReviews.com.

Thanks for joining us today.

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