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A #PalaExpo è arrivato anche il ministro @SteGiannini, ad aspettare un segnale da #Schiaparelli. #italiavasumarte
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19/10/2016, ore 18.21, da https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/19_ottobre
19 ottobre
Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera.
Il 19 ottobre è il 292º giorno del calendario gregoriano (il 293º negli anni bisestili). Mancano 73 giorni alla fine dell'anno.
Eventi[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
- 202 a.C. – Battaglia di Zama. Scipione l'Africano sconfigge Annibale, assicurando la vittoria alla Repubblica romana nella seconda guerra punica
- 439 – I Vandali, guidati da re Genserico, prendono Cartagine nel Nord Africa
- 558 - A seguito di un terremoto, crolla l'arco trionfale nel Foro di Teodosio a Costantinopoli.
- 1469 -Il Matrimonio fra Isabella di Castiglia e Ferdinando II d'Aragona pone le basi per l'unificazione della Spagna
- 1781 – Il maggior generale Lord Charles Cornwallis si arrende a George Washington e Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, conte di Rochambeau, a Yorktown (Virginia), ponendo fine alla Guerra d'indipendenza americana
- 1812 – Napoleone I di Francia si ritira dalle porte di Mosca
- 1864
- Gli Stati Confederati d'America lanciano un attacco su Saint Albans (Vermont), passando dal Canada
- Battaglia di Cedar Creek – L'esercito dell'Unione, guiduato da Philip Sheridan, distrugge l'esercito confederato comandato da Jubal Early
- 1866 – All'Hotel Europa sul Canal Grande, il Veneto viene ceduto dall'Austria alla Francia che subito lo cede all'Italia
- 1873 – Le università di Yale, Princeton, Columbia e Rutgers, stilano le prime regole del football americano
- 1912 – L'Italia prende possesso di Tripoli, in Libia, dall'Impero ottomano, al termine della Guerra Italo-Turca
- 1933 – La Germania esce dalla Società delle Nazioni
- 1944 – Forze statunitensi sbarcano nelle Filippine
- 1954 – Prima ascesa del Cho Oyu
- 1973 – Il Presidente statunitense Richard Nixon rifiuta la richiesta della Corte d'Appello di consegnare i nastri del Watergate
- 1979 – In Italia il primo sciopero dei controllori di volo porta alla crisi dell'ITAV e alla nascita dell'AAAVTAG, poi ENAV
- 1982 – John De Lorean viene arrestato per traffico di cocaina
- 1984 – Alle ore 17.43 una violenta scossa sismica di magnitudo 3.7 sconvolge la cittadina di Zafferana Etnea (CT), causando la morte di un uomo, l'inagibilità di buona parte delle abitazioni, della Chiesa Madre e del Palazzo di Città
- 1987
- In rappresaglia ad un attacco iraniano a navi presenti nel Golfo Persico, la Marina statunitense mette fuori uso tre piattaforme petrolifere iraniane
- "Lunedì Nero" della borsa di Wall Street, crollo dell'indice Dow Jones ed esplosione di un'enorme bolla speculativa, inevitabile effetto della sopravvalutazione dei prezzi delle azioni
- 2003 – A Roma, in piazza San Pietro viene beatificata Madre Teresa di Calcutta. Papa Giovanni Paolo II a causa delle precarie condizioni di salute è costretto a rinunciare all'Omelia nella celebrazione eucaristica
- 2005 - In Iraq inizia il processo all'ex-dittatore Saddam Hussein
- 2007- A Roma l'acqua di Fontana di Trevi si colora di rosso. Si tratta della performance futurista di Graziano Cecchini, artista italiano, facente parte del gruppo di avanguardia artistica neo-futurista.
- 2014 - Beatificazione di Paolo VI da parte di papa Francesco
Nati[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Ci sono circa 600 voci su persone nate il 19 ottobre; vedi la pagina Nati il 19 ottobre per un elenco descrittivo o la categoria Nati il 19 ottobre per un indice alfabetico.
Morti[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Ci sono circa 290 voci su persone morte il 19 ottobre; vedi la pagina Morti il 19 ottobre per un elenco descrittivo o la categoria Morti il 19 ottobre per un indice alfabetico.
Feste e ricorrenze[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Civili[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Nazionali:
- Niue – Giorno della Costituzione, in onore dell'indipendenza nazionale (auto-governo in libera associazione con la Nuova Zelanda nel 1974).
Religiose[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
- Santi martiri canadesi
- San Paolo della Croce, sacerdote
- Sant'Aquilino di Evreux, vescovo
- Sant'Asterio di Ostia, martire
- Santa Fridesvida, vergine, badessa
- Santa Cleopatra
- San Gioele, profeta d'Israele
- Santa Laura di Cordova, martire
- San Lucio di Roma, martire
- San Lupo di Soissons, vescovo
- San Tolomeo, martire
- San Varo, martire
- San Verano di Cavaillon, vescovo
- Beata Agnese di Gesù (Galand de Langeac), domenicana
- Beato Jerzy Popiełuszko, sacerdote e martire
- Beato Giovanni Januari, mercedario
- Beata Sancia d'Aragona, vergine mercedaria
- Beato Tommaso Helye, sacerdote
Religione romana antica e moderna:
- Armilustrium Marti
- Ancilia moventur
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#Schiaparelli studierà per la prima volta il campo elettrico su Marte. #italiavasumarte
la Repubblica
La sonda Schiaparelli dovrebbe essere arrivata su Marte. "Ora aspettiamo che ci mandi un segnale"
Marco Cattaneo
Partita la diretta #italiavasumarte: notizie su #ExoMars, il lander #Schiaparelli e i programmi su #Marte di natgeo nationalgeographic.it/dal-giornale/2…
#Schiaparelli dovrebbe essere già su #Marte, ma per la conferma ci vorrà tempo. Dalle 18 diretta #italiavasumarte nationalgeographic.it/dal-giornale/2…
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Una mela al giorno per combattere il cancro ift.tt/2e7AvxQ
FOTOGALLERIA Che cosa c'è nel nuovo Museo di cultura afroamericana di Washington (che Renzi dovrebbe visitare oggi) nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016…
Anche io sono l’America ift.tt/2dqhIHD
FOTOGALLERIA Gli scatti vincenti al #WildlifePhotographerOfTheYear, il prestigioso premio per fotografi naturalisti nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016…
WPOY, i migliori fotografi di natura ift.tt/2e75uua
La milonga del polpo ift.tt/2ehtmIf
Svezia, i quartieri green di Malmö e Stoccolma ift.tt/2e4A0op
FOTOGALLERIA Non solo delfini: anche corvi e cani della prateria in queste foto dedicate all'intelligenza animale nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016…
Ucciso Pedals, l'orso bipede ift.tt/2ep27ZO
Intelligente come un animale ift.tt/2edxES0
Specie aliene alla conquista dell'Antartide ift.tt/2egR2e0
Conto alla rovescia per lo sbarco "italiano" su Marte ift.tt/2enmeZF
Elefanti e teiere, come siti storici ift.tt/2dVF7mY
Il gene segreto del fagiolo, eroe dei due mondi ift.tt/2ee9DaS
Squali in gabbia ift.tt/2ebZxrN
Concorso 2016: Mondo Animale 6 ift.tt/2dlV436
Clima, il film con DiCaprio in anteprima a Roma ift.tt/2dPRzWF
Sette giorni per conoscere la Terra ift.tt/2dpkEYv
FOTOGALLERIA Le infinite forme bellissime dell'evoluzione nelle foto di Robert Clark nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016…
L'evoluzione sotto gli occhi ift.tt/2eoGVrK
FOTOGALLERIA Per le esercitazioni della Croce Rossa un corpo di truccatori volontari simula le ferite delle vittime nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016…
La vita appesa a un filo. Di trucco ift.tt/2dSfGGH
Da dove nasce la fobia dei clown? #Sapevatelo ift.tt/2ed2aYE
La storia (stavolta a lieto fine) del gorilla scappato dal recinto allo zoo di Londra nationalgeographic.it/natura/animali…
Kumbuka, gorilla in fuga ift.tt/2dNAE79
Protagoniste di questo progetto video sono le gocce di soluzioni acquose sature contenenti diversi sali inorganici. buff.ly/2dMpLCx
Come funziona lo spermbot, strumento di nanotecnologia nato per aiutare gli spermatozoi "pigri" ad arrivare al bers… buff.ly/2dVy2Dg
FOTOGALLERIA Per la prima volta in oltre 50 anni, una nave da crociera statunitense approda all'Avana buff.ly/2d9Hkx4
FOOD Giro del mondo attraverso piatti tipici e delicatessen locali, ma solo per chi ha lo stomaco forte buff.ly/2dVxYUm
Fecondazione a motore ift.tt/2ekK6ka
FOTOREPORTAGE I turisti yankee tornano a Cuba. Uno tsunami dalle conseguenze imprevedibili nationalgeographic.it/wallpaper/2016… DAL NUMERO IN EDICOLA
Fecondazione a motore buff.ly/2dyMVJC
Cuba, il ritorno degli yanqui ift.tt/2dyrgB7
FOTOGALLERIA Tarantole, cavie, stomaci di pecora ecc.: giro del mondo dei cibo "avventurosi"
nationalgeographic.it/food/2016/10/1…
Prelibatezze da incubo ift.tt/2dYTFSy
In America il ginseng selvatico è raro e prezioso. I raccoglitori abusivi devono vedersela con ranger e poliziotti
nationalgeographic.it/natura/piante/…
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