Low Cost
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| Initial release | France |
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| Directors | Maurice Barthélémy |
| Composers | Jean-Noël Yven |
| Initial DVD release | Japan |
| Screenplay | Maurice Barthélémy |
| Héctor Cabello Reyes | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2960918 |
About Low Cost
Frustrated by multiple delays and no air-conditioning or food, passengers who are on a budget flight from Djerba, Tunisia, to Paris will do anything to get home, including taking off without the pilot.
Call connection services: A 39-minute phone call to cost me £119
... Regulated by the Phone-paid Services Authority (PSA), call connection services are not illegal, but charge high rates for calls to organisations that may otherwise be free or Low Cost...
Will electric flying taxis live up to their promise?
... " Where you have a good train connection at Low Cost...
Drone ships: What are they and how much do they cost?
... What impact are drone ships having on the war? Ukraine s deployment of drone ships, at relatively Low Cost, marks a new era for naval warfare...
Ministers to block plans to ban new coal mines
... She said that " after endlessly repeating the importance of no new coal at COP26, its words have proved to be meaningless - and when hundreds of MPs from across the House have thrown their weight behind innovative community energy schemes to generate clean electricity at Low Cost, ministers rip them to shreds and offer up no alternative"...
Anger over carpet being ripped out of social housing
... Claire Donovan head of policy at the campaign group said: " That s Low Cost, it s quick, it s easy and could help over three quarters of a million people who are living without flooring in social housing...
Shein: 'My nail designs were stolen by Chinese fast-fashion firm'
... " Yan says she understands why people would buy nails from the site, due to the Low Cost or not being able to visit her in Manchester...
Could advanced chatbots cause chaos on social media?
... " The potential of language models to rival human-written content at Low Cost suggests that these models, like any powerful technology, may provide distinct advantages to propagandists who choose to use them, " the AI report released in January says...
Light pollution: Huge fall in stars that can be seen with naked eye
... " According to the relatively Low Cost of LED lighting is also contributing to the problem...
Light pollution: Huge fall in stars that can be seen with naked eye
By Victoria GillScience correspondent, BBC News
The number of stars that people can see with The Naked Eye has reduced dramatically over The Last Decade .
The Cause is " Skyglow" from artificial lighting - The brightness of that glow has increased every year since 2011.
Dr Christopher Kyba, a scientist from The German Research Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam, told The Bbc : " Our view of The Stars is disappearing".
He and his colleagues published this discovery.
It is The conclusion of 12 years of amateur astronomers and citizen scientists going out at night to count The Stars .
The Change in stars' visibility that people reported - by submitting their star counts to an online project called - was equivalent to an almost 10% annual increase in sky brightness every year.
That means, The Scientists say, that a child born in an area where 250 stars were visible, would probably see fewer than 100 stars in The same location 18 years later.
Gleaming pollutionAs light pollution researchers Fabio Falchi and Salvador Bará pointed out in an expert: " Looking at The International Space Station's images and videos of The Earth at night, people generally are struck by The 'beauty' of City Lights , As If they were lights on a Christmas tree.
" They do not perceive that these are images of pollution. It is like admiring The Beauty of The Rainbow colours that gasoline produces in water and not recognising that it is chemical pollution. "
Dr Kyba said he had hoped to see some signs of improvement in light pollution in recent years, because many urban centres have recently changed their lighting to be more energy-efficient. Towns and cities, particularly in developed countries, are swapping older streetlights for modern LEDS that are more carefully directed downwards, where The Light is useful.
" The Hope was that if The Light was better directed, The Situation would get better, " He Said .
" But there are so many types of lighting - streetlights, decorative, advertising. So, with all these things combined - and possibly more lighting overall - [we're] making sky brightness worse. "
According to The relatively Low Cost of LED lighting is also contributing to The Problem .
The Agency described this as a " lighting paradox" explaining: " While The LED lighting revolution promised to reduce energy consumption and improve human vision at night, overall [light pollution has] increased. Paradoxically, The cheaper and better The lighting, The Higher society's addiction to light. "
Light pollution doesn't just reduce our view of The Stars . It has been shown to affect human health and disrupt sleep patterns. It also affects The behaviour of some Nocturnal Animals , with one recent study linking it.
" It does not need to be this way, " insists Dr Kyba. " There's a lot of room for improvement - if you light more carefully, you should be able to reduce skyglow, whilst still lighting The ground.
" And remember that light pollution is wasted energy. We're continuing to put that light energy into The atmosphere, and maybe that's not what we should be doing. "
Additional reporting by Kate Stephens
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Source of news: bbc.com
