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The Super Bowl is the most-watched television event in the United States , attracting millions of viewers every year. It is also the most expensive advertising opportunity for brand s, who com Pet e to create the most memorable and engaging commercials for the big Game . The high cost of Super Bowl ads reflects the high demand and the high impact of the event. Super Bowl ads are seen by a large and diverse audience and an attentive and engaged audience, who often watch the game for the commercials as much as for the football. Super Bowl ads also generate a lot of buzz and social media activity, extending their reach and influence beyond the broadca st. Super Bowl ads can also boost brand awareness, sales, and loyalty and showcase the brand’s creativity and innovation. But how much do ads cost now vs what they used to cost to air in the Super Bowl? A 30-second spot for Super Bowl 58 in 2024 is speculated to cost around $7 million . This is the same as the average cost in 2023 and a sign...

Shortly after acquiring OGC Nice in the summer of 2019, INEOS CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe lambasted the failings of Manchester United. "United have spent an immense amount since [Sir Alex] Ferguson left and been poor, to put it mildly. Shockingly poor, to be honest," Ratcliffe sniffed. "We have a different approach here [at Nice] to be moderately intelligent about it." Four years on, Ratcliffe has acquired a minority but i NFL uential stake in a club that he claimed to "have lost the plot". With dramatic changes on the horizon for United, here's how Ratcliffe's "moderately intelligent" approach fared during his first few years at Nice. How Nice have fared in Ligue 1 under INEOS and Ratcliffe Nice have had mixed success in Ligue 1 under INEOS ownership / CHRISTOPHE SIMON/GettyImages Season Position Games Won Drawn Lost Goal difference Points 2019/20 5th 28 11 8 9 3 41 2020/21 9th 38 15 7 16 -3 52 2021/22 5th 38 20 7 11 16 66 2022/23 9th 38 15 1...

Warmer Arctic temperatures are thawing the region’s permafrost — a frozen layer of soil beneath the ground — and potentially stirring viruses that, after lying dormant for tens of thousands of years, could endanger animal and human health. While a pandemic unleashed by a disease from the distant past sounds like the plot of a sci-fi movie, scientists warn the risks — though low — are underappreciated. Chemical and radioactive waste that dates back to the Cold War, which has the potential to harm wildlife and disrupt ecosystems, may also be released during thaws. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> “There’s a lot going on with the permafrost that is of concern, and (it) really shows why it’s super important that we keep as much of the permafrost frozen as possible,” NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory climate scientist Kimberley Miner said. Permafrost covers a fifth of the Northern Hemisphere, having underpinned the Arctic tundra and boreal forests of Ala...

A Melbourne mother penned heartfelt final words the afternoon of her death, after a battle with cancer that ended her life on Wednesday. Nicole Cooper has been remembered as a brave and inspiring woman by the celebrities, writers and influencers who she made a mark on. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Tennis star Naomi Osaka announces pregnancy. For more Health & Wellbeing related news and videos check out Health & Wellbeing >> The 38-year-old writer and podcaster was diagnosed with metastatic bowel cancer in 2017, when she was just 33 and has documented her fight on her blog and through her Instagram feed. She was breastfeeding her eight-month-old son Joshua when she began to lose weight and feel a tiredness she first assumed was the result of new motherhood. Cooper was given 18-months to live, but fought the disease for six years, and was celebrating “a low-key Christmas” at home this year when her health began to rapidly decline. Her final words summarised her life and her unde...

NASA's Earth Radiation Budget Satellite (ERBS) is expected to enter Earth on Sunday, nearly four decades after the agency sent it to space .  After a long journey, the satellite is set to fall back into the planet today at approximately 6:40 PM ET, give or take 17 hours. Since the ERBS will mostly burn up when it reaches here, it is likely to be less harmful. Read Twitter further cuts staff overseeing global content moderation While the initial assumption was that the satellite would only survive for two years , it exceeded expectations. However, according to the Engadget, the ERBS only achieved a little. It was launched in 1984 to collect ozone and atmospheric measurements until 2005 and help in understanding how Earth absorbed and radiated solar energy. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/nasa-s-erbs-returning-to-earth-after-38-years-in-space-TheFOXposts-8783.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: ...