As acts of terror and acts of war, humans have been willing to destroy themselves if it meant killing the enemy. From kamikaze pilots to suicide bombers, this is nothing new. What’s surprising, though, is that there’s a counter part to this in the animal kingdom. Popular Mechanics has written an article that tells of a certain species of ant that acts, in essence, like a suicide bomber. Poplular Mechanics[/caption] Self-Sacrifice It has been known for decades now that the worker segment of the Colobopsis species of ant exploded as part of their defensive tools against predators.

“We couldn’t believe what we found inside the home,” San Antonio police officer Chet Daniels said. “In all my years on the force, I’ve never seen anything like this. There were cats and dogs everywhere, just covered in fecal matter. It was sad.” When police officer C. Daniels served a warrant on a luxurious home around 8 a.m. on Sunday, he expected it to be a routine call. After receiving noise and smell complaints from neighbors, officer Daniels and his partner Jason Stewart paid a visit to the well-to-do 100 block of Sioux Circle.

There is no more bizarre world than that of quantum physics. In this realm, truth is indeed stranger than any science fiction that could be conceived of by man. Wikipedia One aspect of this strange world is an eight decade mystery that may be close to being solved, writes Live Science. A ‘Spooky’ Tale In 1935, physicists and theoreticians Albert Einsein, Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen were trying to make heads and tails of a rather strange occurrence in the quantum realm.

Elon Musk, the founder and current CEO of Tesla, Inc., has been sleeping on a couch at his company’s Fremont, California plant lately following a slowdown in production that has caught the attention of the public in the last few weeks. Flickr - pestoverde[/caption] Inconvenient Conveyors…And Automation The Freemont plant is centered around the production of the Tesla Model 3 electric car. When the model was announced, Musk told the public that it would run consumers $35,000, a very reasonable price, to purchase the car and that the California facility would pump out 5,000 vehicles a week.

National news is filled with stories about how North Korean despot Kim Jong Un has announced that his nation will no longer conduct nuclear tests and will be shutting down its primary site at the 7,200 foot-high Mount Mantap. World political leaders are applauding the news and are portraying Kim as making a bold and decisive step towards peace. Is the gesture by Kim, however, based on a genuine interest in lofty goals of peace or is it based on a more grounded development?

Turn on any TV show or watch any commercial and what you will most likely see are scenes with characters consisting of strong, smart women and dopey and weak men. Those of you with children in high school or college have most likely heard of Academia’s crusade against ‘toxic masculinity’. Now, one Texas university is attempting to slap a medical motivation behind dangerous masculinity, reports PJ Media. Tyranny of the Technocrats At the University of Texas at Austin, the Counseling and Mental Health Center has initiated a campaign to tell men that their traits of masculinity are barriers to a balanced mental health.

Things have been heating up in Yellowstone Park lately, geologically speaking, and scientists have been scratching their heads trying to figure out why. The flurry of activity revolves around the Steamboat Geyser which has erupted 3 times in recent weeks. The infamous geyser spouted on March 15, April 19, and again on Friday April 27. Steamboat is the world’s largest geyser and sits at the crown of the Yellowstone caldera volcanic crater.

The nuclear age has taken to the high seas. This statement has nothing to do with nuclear-powered submarines, aircraft carriers or ice-breaking naval vessels. The ground-breaking, or rather ground-leaving, event involves nuclear reactors perched atop floating barges and hauled out to sea. ‘Nuclear Titanic’ On April 28, a Russian planned and constructed nuclear facility was successfully tugged from its berthing area in the historic naval port of St. Petersburg to Murmansk.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy took place over 50 years ago in Dallas, Texas, yet conspiracy theories still abound as to what happened on that fateful November day. Now, thanks to advancements in technology and the ability to digitally analyze audio and video footage of the shooting and its aftermath, one research firm thinks they’ve solved a major part of the puzzle. From IFLScience.com According to official reports, Lee Harvey Oswald was the prime (and only) suspect.

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