Tesla’s battery day is less than a month away, and there’s no shortage of speculation as to what could be unveiled at the event. Numerous attempts to detect subliminal messages within Tesla’s announcements and other related discussion topics have been shot down by CEO Elon Musk, which relatively confirms the …
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3-year-old clinging to unicorn float is rescued from sea in Greece
ATHENS – The unicorn had wings. And when a 3-year-old girl climbed aboard the inflatable toy on Monday on a beach in the southern Greek city of Antirrio, the wind grabbed both her and the fleet device before her parents could respond. Within moments she was carried to sea, furious …
Read More »CNN accused David Dorn’s family against each other following the widow’s RNC speech
CNN was accused of “various sides” of the family of the late David Dorn against each other after his widow, Sgt. Ann Marie Dorn, speaking Thursday at the Republican National Convention. Dorn, a retired police officer in St. Louis. Louis, who was shot and killed during the violence and looting …
Read More »State opens new COVID-19 mobile testing lab, multiplying capacity
The mobile test lab at the Maine CDC in Augusta. Photo courtesy of Maine Department of Health and Human Services The Maine Department of Health and Human Services has opened a new mobile lab for COVID-19 testing in Augusta, which will double the state’s testing capacity from 6,000 per week …
Read More »56-year-old NASA satellite expected to fall to Earth this weekend
The long space odyssey of a NASA geophysics satellite is nearing an end. De Orbiting Geophysics Observatory 1 spaceship, as OGO-1, launched in September 1964 to study the Earth’s magnetic environment and how our planet interacts with the sun. The satellite collected data until 1969, was officially disbanded in 1971 …
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