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- 1Hockey and football seasons collide in a packed sports week●Busy sports week ahead! 🏒🏈 Tonight, the # Leafs open the # NHL season. On Wednesday, my Leafs and my wife’s # Penguins a
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are gearing up as the NHL season opens, with the Leafs in action alongside Sidney Crosby's Pittsburgh Penguins. The busy slate continues with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL and the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the CFL, giving fans of hockey and football plenty to follow across several leagues in a single week.
- 2Ottawa Redblacks tie worst season start in CFL history●The Ottawa Redblacks have tied the worst start to a season in CFL history. # Redblacks # Ottawa # CFL # Canadian # Footb
The Ottawa Redblacks have tied the worst start to a season in CFL history, matching the league's all-time low-water mark after another loss. Football fans and commentators are reacting to the struggling franchise's start, debating how the team reached this historic low and what it means for the rest of the Ottawa season and the wider Canadian Football League.
- 3NASA's Curiosity rover image from sol 5021 shared online▼🟠 MSL 5021 © NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/NeV-T Q-VIEW - https:// live.staticflickr.com/65535/55 560021724_8f6be28630_6k.jpg Gi
A high-resolution image from NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission, taken by the Curiosity rover on sol 5021 of the mission, has been published with credit to NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS and made available in zoomable Gigapan and GIGAmacro formats. Space enthusiasts are sharing the image and exploring the detailed view of the Martian surface it offers.
- 4NASA's Curiosity rover marks Sol 5020 with new Mars images▼🟠 MSL 5020 MR © NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/NeV-T Q-VIEW - https:// live.staticflickr.com/65535/55 559960113_fb296319a4_6k.jpg
A new processed image from NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission, taken on Sol 5020 of the Curiosity rover's mission, is being shared with high-resolution Gigapan and GIGAmacro viewers allowing the public to explore the Martian surface in detail. The image credit goes to NASA, JPL-Caltech, MSSS and amateur processor NeV-T, part of a community that enhances raw rover photos.