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Russ Cook Runs 385 Marathons In 352 Days‚ Becomes First Man To Run Entire Length Of Africa
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Russ Cook Runs 385 Marathons In 352 Days‚ Becomes First Man To Run Entire Length Of Africa

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Quantum Leap Will Leap No More
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Quantum Leap Will Leap No More

News Quantum Leap Quantum Leap Will Leap No More The past will just have to take care of itself By Molly Templeton | Published on April 8‚ 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share Thats it for Dr. Ben Song and his adventure with the Quantum Leap program. Deadline reports that NBC has cancelled their Quantum Leap reboot after two seasons.In an interview in February‚ not long before the second season finale‚ star Raymond Lee seemed to hint that the end of the line might be approaching‚ saying‚ Everything that weve worked towards in the past thirty-some-odd episodes‚ its all building toward something thats going to be a very‚ I think‚ healing end. Or a beginning.The rebooted series premiered on NBC in September 2022‚ and stars Lee as Dr. Ben Song‚ a physicist in charge of restarting the Quantum Leap project from the original serieswho then takes himself off on a totally unauthorized Leap. Caitlin Bassett plays as Addison‚ Bens love interest (and the hologram who helps him navigate the past)‚ and Ernie Hudson is Herbert Magic Williams‚ the head of the whole operation. Lee posted about the cancellation on Instagram‚ saying‚ If and when another group gets a hold of the accelerator and its capabilities‚ may they find us floating in time‚ still striving to put right what once went wrong.Meanwhile‚ Law &;amp; Order: SVU was renewed for its twenty-sixth season. [end-mark]The post &;lt;i&;gt;Quantum Leap&;lt;/i&;gt; Will Leap No More appeared first on Reactor.
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Bigfoot on theParanormal Highway(2022)
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Bigfoot on theParanormal Highway(2022)

Column Bigfoot on theParanormal Highway(2022) Paranormal investigators explore the spookier side of Bigfoot (along with UFOs‚ haunted mines‚ and the mysteries of Cheyenne‚ WY). By Judith Tarr | Published on April 8‚ 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share Theres nothing like scrolling through the streaming options and‚ totally randomly‚ coming across a different take on our favorite giant hairy primate. 2022s Paranormal Highway (not to be confused with Haunted Highwaytwo seasons‚ 2012-2013‚ starring Jack Osbourne)‚ devotes five episodes to a grand tour of paranormal hot spots in the United States. Episodes 1 and 5 and‚ to a lesser extent‚ 3 feature variations on Bigfoot‚ while the rest tackle UFOs (or UAPs as the show and other more recent aficionados prefer to call them)‚ haunted mines‚ ghosts and apparitions‚ and Cheyenne‚ Wyoming‚ which I would not have nominated as the most haunted city in the USum‚ New Orleans? Savannah? Good old Salem‚ Massachusetts?but apparently I am imperfectly informed.The series explores the theory that paranormal phenomena cluster in certain geographical areas‚ and tests the hypothesis that humans are‚ to some extent‚ creating these hot spots. All the Bigfoot hunters and ghost hunters and paranormal investigators‚ not to mention the psychics and the energy workers‚ are feeding the phenomena.They are not‚ be it noted‚ creating the phenomena. Those are presumed to be real. Theyre drawn to the places where humans have opened portals and effectively invited the phenomena in.Bigfoot is a frequent visitor to these hot spots. Weve seen the details before: giant footprints‚ pounding sounds in the woods‚ howls that listeners insist are not quite right for wolves or coyotes‚ and rocks thrown apparently out of nowhere. One investigator claims to have seen visual evidence‚ but it amounts to a blurry shadow‚ or so he says; he doesnt show it on screen. The other visual we do see: the shine of eyes at night among the trees.Eye-shine at night is proof of Bigfoots existence‚ were told. Nobody points out that pretty much any animal could be behind the eyes. Deer are a frequent culprit. Coyotes and wolves could be spying on the humans‚ too.All of that‚ including the sincere desire to believe‚ is standard operating procedure in the paranormal and cryptozoological world. Whats different here is the nature of the cryptid.Bigfooters and giant-hairy-cryptid hunters around the world for the most part are looking for a living creature as yet unknown to science. Its a real animal‚ living in a real habitat. The establishment just hasnt found it yet.The Paranormal Highway team has a different theory. Theyre searching forand‚ they claim‚ findingevidence of paranormal Bigfoot. Paraphysical‚ they call it.This Bigfoot can manipulate cameras so that they dont show it passing by. It may leave footprints (which kind of shakes the logic here)‚ or more often it leaves none that are recognizable as such. No evidence‚ in that case‚ is evidence.It appears to be quite intelligent. It can cloud a persons mind‚ make him turn his camera off‚ wipe his memory of an interaction that happens to have been witnessed by others on the team‚ and recorded by another cameraman. (Paranormal forces are always messing with cameras‚ but theres almost always a camera recording the incident.)This team uses psychics and sensitives as well as hunters and tech guys. The psychics try to communicate with Bigfoot. One self-described sensitive has a show-and-tell with what he claims are alien tracking and communications devices in the form of oddly marked river rocks‚ though he doesnt explain what they have to do with Bigfoot.Bigfoots role in the combination of ghosts‚ aliens‚ UFOs‚ and weird manifestations (levitating rocks‚ inexplicably magnetized fenceposts‚ bizarre light phenomena) isnt exactly understood‚ but the team speculate that hes some kind of paraphysical being. He may be able to travel a hundred miles instantly‚ or else communicate with fellow Bigfoots in a distant location in order to mess with an investigators head. Hes aware that hes being hunted‚ but hes not aggressive‚ nor does he seem to be afraidbut he doesnt want to be seen or captured.His not-quite-physical existence explains why no one has found authentic physical evidence. Hes basically in Mothman territory‚ though the series doesnt say anything about that. This Bigfoot reminds me of John Keels ultraterrestrials: a being from another dimension who slips into and out of ours for purposes unknown and incomprehensible to humans.He is much less terrifying than Mothman‚ and considerably more benign. If he cares about humans at all‚ he may mess with their heads‚ but he doesnt do them any harm. The worst hes likely to do is throw rocks at a hunter.We dont know what Bigfoot looks like‚ except that he has huge feettwenty inches long‚ according to a pair of casts from a creek in the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansasand his eyes reflect light at night. He likes to pound on wood‚ and he may make arches out of tree branchesas a portal‚ as an invitation‚ investigators can only guess.One point that investigator Thom Powell makes is almost convincing. He claims to have come to the paranormal as a skeptic‚ a science teacher. Hes been convinced of Bigfoots existence by a number of factors‚ notably the consistency of witnesses stories. They all tell the same ones‚ have similar experiences‚ describe similar phenomena.I would argue that people talk. They read. They share stories online and in real life. They want to believe‚ and they will interpret what they see or hear according to what theyve heard and read. That howl‚ that rock falling in the distance‚ that thud of wood on wood‚ must be Bigfoot. Those eyes shining in the woods‚ staring steadily at the cameraBigfoot. An animal wouldnt stand there for that long‚ the investigator declares. Not acknowledging that a predator will do that; and the country its happening in has wolves and bears and even‚ though rarely‚ mountain lions.Frankly‚ I would rather it be Bigfoot than a mountain lion. Bigfoot is much less likely to want to eat me. He just wants to be left alone‚ unless hes in the mood to play tricks on the clueless human. Then maybe Ill hear him cackling‚ away in the woods‚ and Ill know Ive been pranked by a semi-solid cryptid with a weird sense of humor. [end-mark]The post Bigfoot on the&;lt;i&;gt;Paranormal Highway&;lt;/i&;gt;(2022) appeared first on Reactor.
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How does PVP work in Once Human? Explained
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How does PVP work in Once Human? Explained

Once Human is similar to other survival crafting games on the market‚ but its PvE and PvP systems are a bit different. This guide will explain how PVP works in Once Human so you can test your skills against other players.Once Human: How does PvP work?The first thing you need to know about PVP in Once Human is that you cant automatically compete against other players; instead‚ you must work for it. To activate PVP in Once Human‚ you have to reach level 10 and enter a Chaos State. This guide discusses how to enter a Chaos state further down.PVP is a lot of fun in Once Human as its not mainly about gunfights but a battle to take each others resources. On the other hand‚ PVE is all about dungeon diving and finding your own resources. For example‚ if you are looking for rare materials‚ you will have the best chance of finding them in PVP rather than PVE‚ especially if you are looting from a higher-ranked player. Remember‚ though‚ that you could lose some val...
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How to find and clear Securement Silo  Stigma in Once Human
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If youre looking to get some sweet loot like Energy Links and Stardust in Once Human‚ running through the various Securement Silos is one of the best ways. These dungeons in the game dont pose too much of a challenge and can be completed solo or with a team. Currently‚ there are 4 of them on the map. Where to find Securement Silo StigmaThis is one of the first Securement Silos you should head to in Once Human. I would recommend being around level 15 before attempting it. Of course‚ if youre heading in with a few friends‚ you could easily get through it at a lower level. You will find this Securement Silo to the North East of the Broken Delta region on the Once Human map. I found the easiest way to access it is via the High Bank teleportation tower. Head west from there.Image: PC InvasionHow to clear Securement Silo StigmaAs I mentioned‚ make sure youre around level 15 in Once Human before you head into Securement Silo Stig...
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Weekly Roundup: Funny Dog Posts From Last Week (Apr 08)
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Weekly Roundup: Funny Dog Posts From Last Week (Apr 08)

We present you funny dog posts from Mar 31 to Apr 06 that will paws-itively make you through the rest of the week!
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Scary Bidenomics: Say Good-Bye to 99 Cents Only Stores
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Scary Bidenomics: Say Good-Bye to 99 Cents Only Stores
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Turning Itself Inside Out Made The Moon Lopsided
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Turning Itself Inside Out Made The Moon Lopsided

New evidence has confirmed theories of how the lunar mantle formed‚ and given increased precision to the timing of this important event for our astronomical companion. In the process‚ some important insight has emerged into the question of why the near and far sides have such different chemistry‚ and only one has seas.Like the Earth‚ the Moon is considered to have a core‚ mantle‚ and crust‚ but the lunar mantle solidified long ago. The Moons geology is simpler than the Earths‚ but so much harder to study that crucial questions remain about the process by which lunar rocks formed. However‚ the big picture is finally coming into focus.The standard theory of the lunar crusts formation proposes that ilmenite (FeTiO3)-rich rocks formed out of the magma ocean that covered the Moon when it first coalesced from material thrown up in the impact that made it. The ilmenite component of the early crust was heavier than the liquid mantle below‚ an unstable situation that could not last. Consequently‚ the ilmenite-bearing rocks sank in what is known as global mantle overturn.";Our moon literally turned itself inside out‚"; said co-author Dr Jeff Andrews-Hanna of the University of Arizona in a statement. ";But there has been little physical evidence to shed light on the exact sequence of events during this critical phase of lunar history‚ and there is a lot of disagreement in the details of what went down literally.";Some scientists have argued for a single swift event‚ others for sinking a piece at a time.Some of this ilmenite eventually returned to the surface in volcanic eruptions. By then the crust was thick enough to support this material‚ so it remained on the surface for Apollo astronauts to find in what are known as ilmenite-bearing cumulates (IBCs).However‚ one problem with this story has been noted in the fact that models of this process predict what the authors of a new study call a globally symmetric layer of IBCs. Yet what we see is quite different‚ with IBCs concentrated in what is known as the PKT region‚ where potassium and rare earths are abundant.This means the IBCs are concentrated on the side of the Moon that faces the Earth‚ but the question of how they got there has also been much debated. Solving it might explain the larger question of why the two sides are so different.Apollo astronauts brought basaltic lava rocks back from the moon with surprisingly high concentrations of titanium‚ later found to be a feature of the near side of the Moon only‚ which has only now been explained.Image Credit: NASAGravity anomalies around the PKT region are thought to represent vestiges of the final stage of the lunar mantle overturn. By making sense of their distribution‚ it should be possible to work out what happened‚ and why the IBCs are not evenly distributed. The authors noticed a match between these previously matched anomalies and patterns produced in a previously published model of mantle overturning.Once the early eras in lunar evolution passed‚ the dominant geologic process came to be asteroid impacts‚ so the obvious explanation for the observed asymmetry is a massive impact. The model attributed the overturning to the event that caused the giant basin created on the far side of the Moon near the south pole‚ known as the South Pole-Aitken (SPA) impact.";Our analyses show that the models and data are telling one remarkably consistent story‚"; said co-lead author PhD student Weigang Liang. ";Ilmenite materials migrated to the near side and sunk into the interior in sheetlike cascades‚ leaving behind a vestige that causes anomalies in the moon';s gravity field.";Two ilmenite-bearing cumulate downwellings from lunar mantle overturn. The gravitational signature and location of the downwellings are shown as blue.Image Credit: Adrien Broquet (LPL) &;amp; Audrey LasbordesGravity gradient map of the lunar nearside and cross-section showing two downwellings taking ilmenite downwelling.Image Credit: Adrien Broquet (LPL) &;amp; Audrey LasbordesThe distribution of IBC remnants and the estimated ages of the Moons largest basins lead the authors to conclude the overturn happened at least 4.09 billion years ago‚ and probably at least 130 million years before that. Models suggest the process took 100-300 million years. The SPA is thought to have taken place 4.25 million years ago‚ but based on this the authors suggest it might have been a little earlier.The PKT border anomalies provide the most direct physical evidence for the nature of the post-magma ocean cumulate mantle overturn and sinking of ilmenite into the deep interior‚ the authors write.";It turns out that the moons earliest history is written below the surface‚ and it just took the right combination of models and data to unveil that story‚ Andrews-Hann said.The paper is published in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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In 1973‚ Passengers On Concorde Witnessed A 74 Minute Total Eclipse
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In 1973‚ Passengers On Concorde Witnessed A 74 Minute Total Eclipse

Today‚ people across North America will witness a total solar eclipse. It should be spectacular (assuming the weather holds)‚ coinciding as it does with the solar maximum.As enjoyable as it will be‚ most witnesses will only get around 3.5-4 minutes of totality‚ when the Moon completely covers the Sun from their perspective. There is‚ of course‚ a way of extending this time; chasing the Moon as it casts its shadow on the Earth.On foot or by car‚ you will not extend this time by much‚ even if you happen to find a highway free from traffic on the day of a total solar eclipse. NASA is chasing today';s eclipse in WB-57 jet planes‚ in order to extend the time of totality‚ and gather as much data as possible.The eclipse basically serves as a controlled experiment‚ Bharat Kunduri‚ leader of a project to study the ionosphere during the eclipse‚ said in a statement. It gives us an opportunity to understand how changes in solar radiation can impact the ionosphere‚ which can in turn impact some of these technologies like radar and GPS that we rely on in our daily lives.By chasing the eclipse‚ scientists onboard the jets will witness an eclipse lasting over 6 minutes and 22 seconds. While impressive‚ this is nothing compared to the eclipse witnessed in 1973 by scientists on board the supersonic aircraft Concorde. Taking off from Las Palmas in the Canary Islands and landing in Chad‚ the plane was in totality for over an hour.";At 74 minutes‚ our group aboard the Concorde set a record for the amount of time spent in totality that has never been broken‚"; Donald Liebenberg‚ who claims to have spent the most time of any human in totality‚ and was onboard Concorde that day‚ wrote in a piece for NBC in 2017.";To say the least‚ it was an experience I will never forget.";As well as extending the length of totality experienced‚ the flight extended the ";first contact"; and ";third contact"; phases of the eclipse‚ where the Moon first crosses the face of the Sun‚ and when the total phase ends.Since then and its retirement‚ Concorde has put on several flights for paying tourists to witness the eclipse‚ though not nearly by as much. If you';d like to watch an extended eclipse‚ however‚ you are in luck. NASA is livestreaming today';s eclipse‚ following the path of totality as it moves.[H/T: Space.com]
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Did Anyone Live To 100 Years Old In Ancient Times?
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Did Anyone Live To 100 Years Old In Ancient Times?

Our likelihood of celebrating a century of birthdays has increased dramatically since the Industrial Revolution‚ yet the absolute number of centenarians still remains low‚ with less than 100 per million people globally. With that in mind‚ receiving a congratulatory letter from the King on ones hundredth birthday seems more than warranted‚ although whether or not any ancient emperors had cause to toast such long-lived subjects remains a matter of debate.In their search for prehistoric super agers‚ scientists have noted that the human lifespan roughly doubled over a period of about 300‚000 years of evolution‚ with Homo sapiens and Neanderthal skeletons generally showing more signs of old age than earlier hominid species. Life expectancy then doubled again after 1800‚ as the industrial age heralded major medical advancements and improved living standards.At this point‚ its worth highlighting the distinction between life expectancy - which provides a measure of the average age at death within a population - and lifespan‚ which denotes the maximum age attainable by a given individual. The former is thought to have been remarkably low throughout the vast majority of human history‚ largely thanks to high rates of infant mortality.In Ancient Rome‚ for example‚ only 50 percent of children are thought to have survived until adulthood‚ while similar rates of early deaths have been calculated based on skeletons from Bronze Age Europe and ancient Peru. As a result‚ life expectancies prior to the seventeenth century are estimated to have been as low as 24 years.However‚ this doesnt mean that people couldnt reach a ripe old age‚ and those who did make it past puberty often went on to have pretty decent innings. For example‚ a study of almost 300 Greco-Roman men whose lifespans were recorded on their graves revealed that the average age of death was 72 years.According to the study authors‚ the oldest of these individuals lived to be 107‚ although its impossible to validate the ages presented on the ancient epitaphs. Disputing the existence of this ancient centenarian‚ one often-cited statistical study has claimed that the possibility of any human reaching 100 years of age before the nineteenth century was naught.However‚ a separate analysis concluded that‚ based on ancient life expectancies‚ its likely that at least one person had reached the age of 100 by about 2500 BCE‚ when the worlds population was around 100 million. The identity of this hypothetical first centenarian is unknown‚ although an ancient Egyptian papyrus claims that the Sixth Dynasty pharaoh Pepi II reigned for 94 years after taking the throne at the age of six in 2281 BCE - thus meriting a letter from himself on his hundredth birthday.Later‚ the famous Roman author Pliny the Elder named numerous exceptionally old individuals in his text Natural History. Among these is Terentia‚ wife of the poet Cicero‚ who is said to have reached the age of 103‚ while Clodia‚ wife of Ofilius is listed as 115 years old.Once again‚ however‚ the reliability of these claims is difficult to ascertain‚ and statistical analyses have suggested that so-called super-centenarians - denoting those older than 110 - could not have existed prior to about 300 years ago.
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