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- 1NASA's Swift telescope ends mission with uncontrolled atmospheric reentry●El telescopio espacial Swift termina su misión con una reentrada descontrolada en la atmósfera veinte años más tarde de
NASA's Swift space telescope has ended its mission, burning up in an uncontrolled reentry into Earth's atmosphere around twenty years later than originally expected. The observatory, launched to study gamma-ray bursts, far outlived its planned operational lifetime. Astronomy enthusiasts are marking the end of a two-decade run that greatly exceeded expectations.
- 2Nosferatu (1922) screened live with period-style orchestra●This was so cool watching the silent film, Nosferatu (1922), exactly as it was screened when first released with a live
FILM: A silent-era classic returned to the screen the way audiences first saw it in 1922, with live orchestral accompaniment recreating the original theater experience. Fans of early cinema are celebrating the event, noting that a century ago orchestras routinely played alongside films, stage plays, singers and dancers, and that hearing Nosferatu with a full live score brings the pioneering horror film vividly back to life.
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The Towngate Theatre screened a special showing of the classic horror film Nosferatu. Local news outlet WTRF reported on the event, though few further details about the occasion or audience response are available.
- 4Pasadena Church Screens Nosferatu With Live Organ Music for Halloween▼Pasadena Church Hosts Halloween Screening of Nosferatu With Live Organ Score
A Pasadena church is hosting a Halloween screening of the classic 1922 silent horror film Nosferatu, accompanied by a live organ performance. The event pairs a historic sacred space with one of cinema's foundational vampire tales, blending seasonal celebration with community cultural programming. Local coverage highlights the unusual pairing of a religious venue and a horror classic.