At least five people have been infected with coronavirus after attending a non-school-sanctioned “mini-prom” in southeastern Illinois, officials said Friday. Wabash County health officials want to find everyone who attended the Aug. 4 event in Mount Carmel, which is about 150 miles east of St. Louis. Louis and 130 miles …
Read More »SpaceX Starlink speeds unveiled as beta users receive downloads ranging from 11 to 60 Mbps
Increase / A SpaceX Starlink user terminal / satellite dish. SpaceX Beta users of SpaceX’s Starlink satellite broadband service will receive download speeds ranging from 11Mbps to 60Mbps, according to tests conducted using Ookla’s tooltestest.net. Speed tests showed upload speeds ranging from 5Mbps to 18Mbps. The same tests, conducted in …
Read More »Lockon’s from Coronavirus could make a comeback as American fight
It may seem to public health officials that giving an inch means people will take a mile. In the months since most U.S. states emerged from coronavirus lockon, wearing a mask has become a matter of policy over security, “pandemic parties” have broken out in California, New York and Florida, …
Read More »Exploding Black Dwarfs Could be the ‘Last Interesting Thing to Happen in the Universe’
Artistic perception of a dark brown dwarf, which could resemble hypothetical black dwarfs, which predict to exist in the distant future. Image: NASA / JPL-Caltech “This is the way the world ends,” TS Elliot said in his famous poem, “not with a slap, but with a trick.” These days, scientists …
Read More »Kenyan elephant population has more than doubled in the last three decades, officials say
Kenya’s elephant population has doubled in the last three decades, in part due to a collapse of poachers and ivory smugglers, authorities announced at an event marking World Elephant Day on Wednesday. Between 1989 and 2019, Kenya’s population of African elephants grew from about 16,000 to more than 34,000, according …
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