An amazing dolphin rescue was captured on video by a group a divers after the animal approached them for help.
On Jan. 11, a group of divers in the waters of Kona, Hawaii, saw a bottlenose dolphin swim into the dive area, Yahoo! News U.K. notes.
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Divers Rescue Dolphin After It 'Asks' For Help
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An amazing dolphin rescue was captured on video by a group a divers after the animal approached them for help.
On Jan. 11, a group of divers in the waters of Kona, Hawaii, saw a bottlenose dolphin swim into the dive area, Yahoo! News U.K. notes.
An amazing dolphin rescue was captured on video by a group a divers after the animal approached them for help.
On Jan. 11, a group of divers in the waters of Kona, Hawaii, saw a bottlenose dolphin swim into the dive area, Yahoo! News U.K. notes.
The New York Police Department’s Gun Detecting Machine Could Put an End to ‘Stop and Frisk’
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Now that the New York Police Department is not allowed to stop and frisk every brown person on the street, Commissioner Kelly's going to have to find a new way to invade the privacy of New York's citizens. Luckily, the man beloved by three of four New Yorkers works fast: yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria, Kelly announced the T-Ray machine, which can detect a gun underneath your clothing from 30 feet away.
Now that the New York Police Department is not allowed to stop and frisk every brown person on the street, Commissioner Kelly's going to have to find a new way to invade the privacy of New York's citizens. Luckily, the man beloved by three of four New Yorkers works fast: yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria, Kelly announced the T-Ray machine, which can detect a gun underneath your clothing from 30 feet away.
Real-life Star Trek tractor beam created by scientists
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Scientists in Scotland and the Czech Republic say they have demonstrated the first true “tractor beam”, a step towards realisation of a technology that has played a starring role in science fiction dramas from Star Trek to Star Wars.
The announcement, made in a letter to the journal Nature Photonics, highlights an ability to use beams of light to manipulate physical objects – but also the gulf between space fantasy and earthbound reality.
Scientists in Scotland and the Czech Republic say they have demonstrated the first true “tractor beam”, a step towards realisation of a technology that has played a starring role in science fiction dramas from Star Trek to Star Wars.The announcement, made in a letter to the journal Nature Photonics, highlights an ability to use beams of light to manipulate physical objects – but also the gulf between space fantasy and earthbound reality.
Plant in bottle keeps on going for 40 years without being watered
The gardener buried four seedlings in a huge jar in 1960 and one is still flourishing – even though it hasn’t been watered in 40 years
He’s been bottling it up for ages, but here’s gardener David Latimer with the astonishing results of a plant experiment started nearly 53 years ago…
French Haunted House Auctioned Off on eBay for Just Over $1
A listing on the French version of eBay recently went viral after being picked up by major news outlets. Apparently, someone is selling a haunted house in Arbresle, Rhône-Alpes region, for just 1 euro.