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He is known for climbing skyscrapers and buildings with his bare hands and climbing shoes. This crazy guy has scaled approximately 85 giant structures around the globe including many of the tallest ones
Some of his famous climbs are:
The first recording of adult dolphins trying to kill a newborn of their own species has been made. The term is called infanticide, which means the practice of someone intentionally causing the death of an infant of its own specie mostly.
There have been recorded cases of gangs of dolphins also killing baby porpoises, tossing them in the air and pursuing them to the death, similar to the killing of the baby dolphin. Marine experts believe these displays of attacks on non-rival, non-predatory, peace-loving porpoises may have always taken place, even though it was just recently discovered.
Thai Ngoc was born in 1942 in Trung Ha Village. This Vietnamese claims he had a flu in 1976, and he hasn´t been able to sleep since then. His inhability to sleep has not only made him famous, but also represents a miraculous phenomenon worthy of scientific study.
He currently lives on his 5ha farm at the foot of a mountain busy with farming and taking care of pigs and chickens all day. His six children live with him and his wife in their house in Que Trung.
Some astronauts on board the International Space Station, which is at an altitude of approximately 350 kilometers above the surface of the Earth, conduct a series of experiments suggested by the public.
Predictions that the bird flu may become a dangerous threat to humans in the future may be erroneous. UK researchers say our nose, which is the main body part that spreads the virus, is too cold for it. Some testing was done in a laboratory that recreated the environment in the nose, and it was found that at 32 degrees Celsius, avian flu viruses lose function and cannot spread. An assumption that the viruses have adapted to suit the warmer 40 degree environments in the insides of birds was made.
Miss California was questioned about gay marriage in the event of Miss USA 2009. Here is the transcript (video here):
"My comments defending traditional marriage have led to intimidation tactics that seek to undermine my reputation and somehow silence me and my beliefs, as if opinion is only a one-way street.” "I am a Christian, and I am a model. Models pose for pictures, including lingerie and swimwear photos. Recently, photos taken of me as a teenager have been released surreptitiously to a tabloid website that openly mocks me for my Christian faith.”
A woman that lives on the west side of Detroit watched how some youths were breaking into a house next door while her neighbor was away and the house was left alone. Police believes that a member of the gang saw her looking out of the window at them, and shoot her. The bullet smashed the window and hit her, but instead of accomplishing its purpose of killing the 57 year old woman, the bullet was deflected off the wiring in her bra. The suspects then drove away after shooting.
“Recently” elected president of the United States, Barack Obama seems to have a very different attitude and perspective about unifying countries.
Dr. Edgar Dean Mitchell was born on 1930 and is an American pilot and astronaut. He traveled in the Apollo 14 to the moon, and was the sixth person to walk on it. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School and a Doctor of Science degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ed Mitchell was awarded honorary doctorates from the New Mexico State University, the University of Akron, Carnegie Mellon University and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Why show these studies? This is to prove he is not a crackhead babbling nonsense about aliens. He is a very renowned scientist that knows what he’s talking about.
99942 Apophis is an asteroid with an orbit slightly offset to that of the Earth. It was discovered by Roy Tucker, David Tholen, and Fabrizio Bernardi on June 19, 2004. The most closely estimated length based on spectroscopic observations at NASA’s Infrared Telescope Facility in Hawaii by Binzel, Rivkin, Bus, and Tokunaga in 2005 indicate it is about 350 meters long.
His first near-death experience began on January in 1962, when Selak was traveling to Dubrovnik on a train. He had no idea what was about to come next. The train suddenly plunged into the icy river while traveling, which resulted in 17 casualties. Frane managed to escape with nothing more than a broken arm, and some minor bruises.
Experts have said the condition is so rare in humans, scientists don’t know how many people have it. The first human case was documented in 2000, and it was a German boy. It was first believed that since the heart is a muscle, it could be affected by the condition, but it’s now certain that’s not the case.
A Chinese man finally had a huge tumor removed after discovering it 17 years ago. Huang Liqian, 58 years old, first discovered a bizarre growth on the back of his neck in 1990, but he decided to ignore it, assuming it would shrink back to normal eventually. However, as the years rolled on, it continued to increase its size rapidly, with the growth ballooning to 15kg.
With no guide-dogs, he doesn’t even need hands: he uses sound. Ben makes a short click sound that bounces back from objects. Amazingly, his ears pick up the ecos to let him know where the objects are. He’s the only person in the world who sees using nothing but eco location, like a sonar or a bat.
Does the NASA really tell us what’s really going on up there? In 1994, the US Navy sent a satellite called Clementine to the moon to take images from it for two months. During that time, the satellite took 1.8 million images. Out of those images, 170,000 images were made available to the public. The rest were classified. Why classify moon craters?