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May Brings the Milky Way Core into Sharp View for Stargazers
space18 days ago

May Brings the Milky Way Core into Sharp View for Stargazers

Space.com says May offers the best window to spot the Milky Way’s glowing core, especially around the May 16 new moon when skies are darkest. Peak visibility runs from midnight to dawn in dark-sky southern skies, with the core arching through Aquila, Scutum, Sagittarius and Scorpius. For best results, head to a dark location away from light pollution and use astronomy apps (e.g., Stellarium, Sky Safari) to plan, and consider astrophotography tips to capture the galaxy’s core.

via Space|
#astronomy#may#milky-way
Powell Likely to Stay at the Fed After Trump’s Push
economy-and-politics4 months ago

Powell Likely to Stay at the Fed After Trump’s Push

Powell’s term as Fed chair ends in May, but he can remain on the Fed board through 2028. Despite Trump’s attempt to push him out, a DOJ probe may actually increase Powell’s motivation to stay, preserving the central bank’s independence. Any replacement would require Senate confirmation, and if a chair isn’t confirmed by Powell’s departure, the Fed board could appoint a temporary chair. The outcome hinges on who Trump would nominate and the Senate’s actions.

via MarketWatch|
#economy-and-politics#fed#independence
economy2 years ago

Inflation Cools as Fed's Preferred Gauge Shows Signs of Price Increases Slowing

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, showed its biggest monthly increase since May, indicating rising inflationary pressures. The PCE price index rose by 0.6% in November, surpassing expectations, driven by higher energy prices and supply chain disruptions. This data suggests that inflation remains a concern for the central bank as it continues to monitor economic conditions and consider its monetary policy approach.

via Yahoo Finance|
#economy#federal-reserve#inflation-gauge
Unexpected May Snowstorm Hits Great Lakes Region.
weather3 years ago

Unexpected May Snowstorm Hits Great Lakes Region.

Michigan is expected to experience a rare May snowstorm, with some areas in Lower Michigan potentially receiving several inches of snow. The National Weather Service reports that the last time Michigan experienced accumulating snow in May was 29 years ago. The snow is expected to fall during the nighttime hours and will likely accumulate on the ground, but will quickly melt. Southern Michigan may only see a slight dusting of snow on the grass.

via MLive.com|
#accumulation#may#michigan
Navigating May's Stock Market: History, Strategies, and Bitcoin's Role.
finance3 years ago

Navigating May's Stock Market: History, Strategies, and Bitcoin's Role.

Historical trends suggest that May is not a great month for stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a decline of 0.1% over the past 20 years. However, global markets have performed better in May, with the MSCI All-Country World Index averaging a gain of 0.5% over the same period. Despite the historical trends, investment experts advise against making investment decisions based solely on past performance and recommend focusing on long-term goals and diversification.

via CNBC|
#finance#global-markets#historical-trends