What is and how to use it to see the location of your contacts and their publications

Let’s explain What is the Instagram map and howa new function with which you can see the location of your contacts and their publications. It is an option that has been available on other social networks, but that Instagram has now incorporated. We are going to start the article explaining what this option is, so that you can understand what can be expected of it and that It is something optional. Then we will explain how to activate it and how it works. What are Instagram maps Instagram maps are an option with which You can share your location in real time In the app. When you do, you can see the location of yours and that of all the contacts that have also activated the option. Your location will only be sharing it if you have this option activated, and then you will be able to deactivate it whenever you want. In addition, you can also make only certain contacts to see it, being something quite flexible. When you have this activated, you can enter a section where a map of the world appears where you can make or remove zoom, and navigate. On this map the icons of the contacts you have and have also activated the option, as well as their publications put in the location they have added in them. The idea is to see where your friends are, and where they have made publications. Thus, if you want to explore a concrete part of the world where you have contacts you can go and see both the profile of the person and what they have published in the last hours. How to activate and use the Instagram map The first thing you have to do is enter the section of private messages of Instagram. Once inside, at all, next to the row where the notes and the snapshots can click on Map that appears with a Mapamundi. This will take you to the map, where in principle you will not appear. However, you can navigate to see the contacts that have shared their location. In addition, below you can stretch up to go to a friends seeker with the list of your contacts to locate them on the map. If on the map screen You press up where you share or not your locationyou will go to the screen where you can configure who can see your location. Here, you can make all your followers who also follow it, that they are only your best friends, or only specific people. If you choose the option Nobody You will disable your location. Choose one of the options and click on the bottom button to start sharing. And that’s it, now you can enter the map whenever you want. In it, In circle you will see the location of the peopleof his profiles. Then, in rectangular way you will see the location of the stories of all the contacts that are also sharing yours. In Xataka Basics | Goal AI on Instagram: 18 functions and tricks of artificial intelligence chat

How to share location with your whole family permanently with the mobile

Let’s explain How to share your location with your whole family Permanently, both in Android and in iOS. In this way, your relatives will be able to know at any time where you are, in case you go on a trip or simply to be prevented in front of an emergency. We will concentrate on permanently share the location, something for which You need to configure a family on your mobile. Thus, at all times you can know where all family members are. Share your location with your family using the Google account Google makes it quite easy to share the location, and You can do it with any contact or your family configured through Family Link. For the second, you must first configure the family in Families.google/familylinkor with apps For Android and For iOS. Now you have to enter Google Maps and press the button with your profile image to open the options of your account. In them, click on Share location That will appear inside. Here, you will have to click on Share location. When you do, Google Maps will ask you for a series of permits to access this location, and you will have to accept them all. By accepting to share location, You will share it with your family and with the members you have configured. But on this screen You can also choose individual contacts To share your location with them. You can choose to do it for a few hours predetermined or permanently. The contacts will receive a notification and you can know where you are. Share your location with your family using Apple’s account To share your location with your family using Apple’s account, what you have to do is Configure your family group wearing Apple’s family. Once configured, enter your iPhone or iPad settings and click on the section Family. Here inside, click on Share locationthe option that appears below at all. You will go to an option where you will be able to configure your account for Share your location with the familyso that these only have to enter the application Look for To see you in it. Click on the button Share location. You will go to a screen where you can Choose with which family members you share your location. You can choose only some concrete or all. Then, you can choose the option to share your location automatically so that new family members also see you. And that’s it, now you just have to use the app of Look for. Messaging apps also allow doing it Finally, you must remember that you can also Share your location by WhatsAppand that almost any messaging application will allow you to do so. Here, you can choose to share your location in real time for a certain time, although it will not be permanently as in the previous configurations. However, if you just want to share the location for a concrete trip or afternoon, this option is faster and more simple, especially when you have no family account configured. In Xataka Basics | 47 Android Applications Free and open source alternatives that respect your privacy to the fullest

The location of Tharais. We have finally resolved

For decades archaeologists look at the Madaba mosaica fundamental map to understand the history of the Holy Land, asking a seemingly irresoluble question: where is the Byzantine city of Tharais? The settlement appears in his cartography with many others, but so far no one had been able to clarify what exact situation and much less locate their remains. Until now. On the MADABA map. The Basilica de San Jorge It is an orthodox temple raised at the end of the 19th century in Madaba, Jordan, less than 100 km from Jerusalem. If every year he receives a tide of visitors, it is not, however, for their architecture, their history or location. No. The key is its ‘roots’: the basilica was erected on the remains of an ancient Byzantine temple of the VI DC that stands out for a unique piece: Madaba’s mapa mosaic that offers the oldest cartographic representation (at least among the known) of the Holy Land. In the mosaic we identify the Dead Sea furrowed by fishing boats, several bridges in the Jordan River, Jericó, Belén, a detailed representation of Jerusalem with some of its most emblematic constructions … and, among other references, the ancient city of Tharais. That Figure in the Madaba mosaic gives us a clue of its relevance, but for decades historians have been circling an apparently irresoluble question: Where the hell was Tharais placed? Narrowing the fence. It may seem a minor issue, but for quite some time the exact location of the old Byzantine city warmed the academic debate. Archaeologists looked at Jordan, but without a clear idea where he could place. There were even those who spoke regions as remote as Dhat Rass. However, however, a team of researchers led by Musallam al-Rawahnehfrom the University of Mutahah, the discussion set out to settle To do so, the new methods of archaeological research, the valuable information of the Madaba mosaic map and above all the scattered clues on the ground. During their field studies west Karak archaeologists had noticed a gradual increase in ceramic fragments and architectural vestiges of the Byzantine era that were in their path. And that made them look towards a very specific point: the population of El-´iraq. When the pieces fit. “We discovered so many ceramic pieces near El-´iraq that we knew we were close to the settlement,” Professor Al-Rawahne points out in statements collected by The green compass. Not just that. In their favor they had the information of the mosaic of the Basilica of San Jorge. The place where they were looking for was much better adapted to the plane of the eighth century than the theory that Tharais placed in Dhat Ras. “That does not fit. On the MADABA map, Tharais appears near AI (today the population of Aiy). And there are no Byzantine churches there.” The Eureka moment. Convinced that they were on the right track, Al-Rawahne studied the area between 2021 and 2024, which allowed him to collect more and more blunt clues. In addition to mosaic fragments, tools or glassware, experts located a key reference: column remains, a door, mosaics … architectural vestiges that invite you to think of a Byzantine basilica that also fits with the image of Tharais that appears in Madaba. As remember Turkiye TodayDuring their exploration, archaeologists also identified ancient Greek and Latin funeral inscriptions that dated between the V and VII DC centuries, marks that revealed them from the presence of a Christian community in the area and finished convincing them that they had finally found the mythical Byzantine city. During their field work they also identified other interesting pieces, such as a circular oil press. Why is it important? For several reasons. The most obvious is that the finding of al-Rawahneh Zanja a priori the debate on the location of Tharais; But it is also that the location tells us about the history of the Roman Empire of the East in the region or the importance that Tharais had, which seemed to play a double role of religious center and enclave in a strategic commercial corridor. “The prominence of Tharais on the map of Madaba and the finding of a basilical church structure suggest that it served not only as an agricultural village, but also as a sacred site and commercial stop,” Comment The mutah teacher. “Defend heritage”. In addition to the remains of the temple, archaeologists have identified a oil mill, water mills and tools to crush grapes, which reinforces the idea that Tharais was an autonomous settlement. Experts now expect the finding, Posted in Specialized Magazine Gephyrahelp raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment. “Our goal is not only to discover Tharais, but also to defend the protection of the rich cultural heritage of Jordan”, Recalca al-Rawahneh. The team He already warns that new excavations are needed to understand how people lived in settlement and what ties had with other cities of the empire. Images | Wikipedia 1 and 2 In Xataka | The Romans had their own version of the “Fast Food” and we have found it in Mallorca: the Zorzal skewer

We have been sending our location to space for 75 years without realizing it. It is now detectable in more than 120,000 stars

Deliberate attempts for Contact extraterrestrial civilizations, Like the famous Arecibo messagethey have not received an answer. But what takes the dream of a group of cosmologists are not our well -intentioned messages, but those who send without realizing all the airports in the world. An incredibly powerful beacon. We have been shouting at the cosmos for decades without even pretending, betraying our existence in more than 120,000 nearby star systems. A new investigation presented in the Royal Astronomical Society It reveals that the combined electromagnetic leakage of all our airports form a very powerful beacon. According to the study, the signal is so intense that a civilization with technology similar to ours could detect it at a distance of up to 200 light years. Civil and military aviation radars. Researchers at the University of Mercanster simulated how radar signals that are used to control air traffic spread in space. The conclusion is amazing: the combined power of civil aviation radars adds 2 × 10¹⁵ watts, a sufficient figure for a radio telescope to capture hundreds of light years. But the thing doesn’t end there. Military radars, although they have a accumulated power of less than 1 × 10¹⁴ watts, create a pattern that sweeps the sky like a lighthouse. This signal will seem clearly artificial for anyone who observes from interstellar distances. In fact, it can be up to 100 times more powerful than the background signals, depending on the location of the observer. Our accidental technofirma since 1950. While the detection potential is 200 light years, these radar systems only emit with a similar intensity Since the 1950swhich means that our unintentious signal has expanded for now about 75 light years in all directions. Our technofirma has already reached nearby star systems as next centauri (4 light years), the star of Barnard (6 light years) and au microscopii (32 light years), but we still have to wait another 125 years to spread to the maximum and be detected in a radius of 200 light years. There are two ways to take this. On the one hand, we are sending the entire neighborhood an unequivocal sign that there is intelligent life on Earth. Figures such as astronomer David Brin have been Very critical of the idea of “shouting to the cosmos” without first establishing a global consensus. It is an arrogant decision, he argues, because he could end up affecting all humanity. On the other hand, the study gives us an important clue to The search for extraterrestrial life: If there are other civilizations such as ours, perhaps the easiest signs to locate are not their messages, but the radars of their airports. Image | Masterphoto-Dk (CC by 2.0) In Xataka | What is Fermi’s paradox and why the atomic bomb architect took a turn to the extraterrestrial life search

Madrid has the radar that most fine in Spain. We already know its location and where we have to be more careful this summer

3,440,655 speeding fines. Spain closed 2024 with a 4% increase in the number of sanctions for this reason. Associated European motorists (AEA) has carried out its annual report with DGT data to point to us which are the 50 radars that most fine in our country. This increase in the number of fines cannot be understood without the fact that there are more radars that fine in our country. Specifically, in Spain there are almost 3,400 controllers of speed that monitor that we do not exceed the maximum limits allowed. And those must add mobile radars and famous pegasus that watch from the air. In addition, we remember that in the AEA numbers of this report the fines imposed in the Basque Country or Catalonia are not collected, where traffic skills are transferred. The radar that is most fine in Madrid Given all this, AEA points out that the radar that most fine in Spain is at kilometer 20 of the M-40, the famous Circunvalación de Madrid. The cinemometer repeats in the first place but, perhaps because it is an old acquaintance, it has reduced its volume of complaints by 36%. In total, this controller has issued 74,873 sanctions for speeding, far from the 118,392 fines that it registered in 2023. The radar is not only in the Community of Madrid, since six others are part of the 50 most “multones” radars in Spain, being the province where the most controllers add up in this list. These are located in the following locations: Road M-40 PK 52: 33,057 sanctions. Road A-4 PK 13: 18,263 sanctions. Road A-2 PK 15: 15,713 sanctions. Road A-5 PK 12: 14,147 sanctions. Road A-4 PK 12: 13,722 sanctions. Road A-3 PK 48: 11,568 sanctions. What are the most fine radars? Although Madrid has the most fine of Spain and another six more radars appear in the list, Andalusia is the autonomous community that adds the most speed controllers to the list. In fact, according to AEA data, almost one in three fines processed in Spain have an Andalusian radar origin. In total, in 2024 they added 959,592 complaints, which represents 27.8% of the activity in the country, accumulating up to 14 cinemometers among those who most fine in our country. If we analyze by provinces, Malaga and Seville, with five and four radars among the 50 that most sanction in Spain are the two provinces (after Madrid) in which the most radars are located. As to Volume of complaints And despite the fact that Madrid has the radar that most sanctions, Castilla y León with 413,343 sanctions is the second autonomous community in which it is most sanctioned. And it is followed by the Valencian Community, with 366,360 complaints. As for the radars that most fine in Spain, these are the 10 that sanction: Autonomous Community Province Via PK Number of fines Community of Madrid Madrid M-40 20 74873 Andalusia Malaga A-7 968 67502 Navarre Navarre A-15 127 60878 Andalusia Seville A-381 74 54835 Andalusia Malaga A-45 128 49378 Balears (Illes) Balears (Illes) EI-600 9 39202 Andalusia Seville A-92 83 37616 Andalusia Malaga A-7 978 33358 Andalusia Malaga MA-20 10 33061 Community of Madrid Madrid M-40 52 33057 Photo | DGT In Xataka | How to know all the official locations of the DGT radars

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