Author: Daniel Tom
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A 900-year-old medieval sword from the Crusades was unintentionally found by a diver
An amateur diver uncovered a Middle Ages sword off the shore of the Mediterranean. Experts think the location has a number of archaeological riches. According to the Israel Antiquities Authority, an Israeli underwater diver recovered a historic sword said to have belonged to a medieval Crusader. The meter-long blade was found coated with…
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BREAKING: Astrophysicists have discovered a ‘wormhole’ produced by an unknown
It is possible that very advanced extraterrestrial civilizations have created a transport network of wormholes around the universe, and we may even be able to detect them. According to a new article in the BBC Science Focus, it’s certainly a far-fetched theory, but it’s piqued the interest of some scientists. Fumio Abe, an astrophysicist…
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Breaking News: A Diamond x5 Bigger Than Earth
LONDON (Reuters) – Forget the diamond as big as the Ritz. This one’s bigger than planet Earth. Orbiting a star that is visible to the naked eye, astronomers have discovered a planet twice the size of our own made largely out of diamond. The rocky planet, called ‘55 Cancri e’, orbits a sun-like…
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No one Believed this GIGANTIC Plane Could Fly for 1 Century: Boeing B-52 Stratofortress
No one Believed this GIGANTIC Plane Could Fly for 1 Century: Boeing B-52 Stratofortress Interesting, and good to know that old planes can be reused, improved, maintained. You do not mention whether engines are improved. And also, “maintenance-friendly” if that is the case is enormously cost-effective – but only if the design is done with…
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Loading NASA Aircraft Into Super Ugly Giant Headed Plane
Welcome back to Daily Aviation for a feature on NASA’s response to replacing the old Boeing 377 Stratocruiser and moving its major components from manufacturers on the west coast to launch sites on the east coast. today known as Super Guppy. Image Credit: NASA, Ohio Air National Guard / U.S. Air Force / U.S. Navy,…
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Astronomers Were Wrong—100 Billion Habitable Earth-Like Planets In Our Galaxy Alone
Astronomers estimate that there are more than 100 billion Earth-like worlds in the Milky Way galaxy that could host life. Don’t you think it’s a great number? According to astronomers, there are about 500 billion galaxies in the known universe, which means about 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (5 × 1022) habitable planets. This makes sense when there is…
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Japanese phone are keeping alarm notice since North Korea fires Hwasong-12 ballistic missile over Japan
TOKYO — North Korea on Tuesday launched a suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile over Japan, Japanese and South Korean officials said. The missile, which was the first North Korean projectile to pass through Japanese airspace since 2017, landed in the Pacific Ocean. The Japanese government issued a rare evacuation order Tuesday morning, urging residents in…
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US is testing a new top-secret hypersonic aircraft
Its futuristic design and innovative technology have both served as inspiration for much of what has followed in the modern world over the years. But will the SR-71’s successor be able to surpass its performance? Let’s dive in and find out! US Is Testing Their New Top SECRET Hypersonic Aircraft
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Powerful FH70 howitzer enters the fight in Ukraine
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense confirmed that recently received towed FH70 howitzers were used in combat operations against targets. The Ukrainian military also said that new 155mm howitzers strike wiping out targets during fighting in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbas. The FH70 is a powerful 155mm howitzer jointly developed by the United Kingdom, Italy…
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Ancient “refrigerator” unearthed at Roman military fortress in Novae, Bulgaria
During the excavation at Novae’s Roman Camp, Polish archeologists found a container called an ancient “refrigerator” made of ceramic plates for storing food. Novae Legionary Fortress is an archeological site in the Danube river in northern Bulgarian, near the town of Svictov. It was founded in the middle of the year in the middle…