season 7 of game of thrones came out on june 26, 2016.
when does season 7 of game of thrones come out?
june 26, 2016
on march 9, 2017, hbo hosted a live stream on the "game of thrones" facebook page that revealed the premiere date for the seventh season as being july 16, 2017. it was accompanied by a teaser trailer. on march 30, 2017, the first official promo for the show was released, highlighting the thrones of daenerys targaryen, jon snow, and cersei lannister. on april 20, 2017, hbo released 15 official photos shot during the season. on may 22, 2017, hbo released several new photos from the new season. on may 23, 2017, hbo released the official posters featuring the night king. the first official trailer for season 7 was released on may 24, 2017. the trailer set a world record for being the most viewed show trailer ever, being viewed 61 million times across digital platforms, in the first 24 hours. the second official trailer was released on june 21, 2017. the season premiere was screened at the walt disney concert hall in los angeles on july 12, 2017.
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on december 19, 2014, ground controllers detected anomalous current levels associated with the scene select mirror (ssm) encoder electronics. the ssm electronics were turned off with the instrument pointed at nadir and tirs data was acquired but not processed. on march 3, 2015, operators switched tirs from the a side to b side electronics to deal with the issue with the a side encoder electronics. tirs resumed normal operations on march 4, 2015, and nominal blackbody and deep space calibration data collection resumed on march 7, 2015. on november 3, 2015, tirs ability to accurately measure the location of the scene select mirror (ssm) was compromised and the encoder was powered off. in april 2016, an algorithm was developed to compensate for the powered off encoder and data reporting resumed. in addition to these problems, tirs launched with a stray light anomaly that increases the reported temperature by up to four degrees celsius in band 10 and up to 8 degrees celsius in band 11. eventually it was determined that the anomaly was caused by out-of-field reflections bouncing off a metal alloy retaining ring mounted just above the third lens of the four-lens refractive tirs telescope and onto the tirs focal plane. in january 2017, an algorithm was developed to estimate the amount of stray light and subtract it from the data, reducing the error down to about 1 kelvin.
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