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Marvel's cosmic family leaps from the sides.

Pascal Siakam's game winner is out when the Raptors lose another heartbreaker.

. . For those unfamiliar with the famous Times Square ball drop tradition, it takes place in New York's Times Square every year. At 23. At 59 o'clock a shimmering crystal ball slides over a pole to welcome the New Year. This year the ritual will be performed, but with minor changes as the ball will fall into an empty street due to the coronavirus pandemic.

. . "The Exp 64 crew is sending New Years greetings to everyone on earth and creating their own Times Square tradition," read part of the caption shared alongside the video on Twitter.

. . The images were selected by staff in the Earth Sciences and Remote Sensing Department at NASA's Johnson Space Center and include Cuba and the Bahamas, the fall colors. . .

. . The images were selected by staff in the Earth Sciences and Remote Sensing Department at NASA's Johnson Space Center and include Cuba and the Bahamas, the fall colors. . .

. . A blizzard swept on Jan.. December through northern Colorado when a cold front was moving through the region. Captured by Linda Hunter of Steamboat Springs, this time-lapse shows the storm rolling over her hometown with lightning bolts visible at times. Photo credit: Linda Hunter via Storyful