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This is certainly one very fishy encounter. Two fishers stumbled across quite the surprise when they found a sunfish which had washed onto the beach at Coorong National Park in South Australia. SEE ALSO: 'Captain Marvel' is proof EVERY superhero shou...
By RedState on Mar 19, 2019 in: Culture, Science, Social Media
Millennials grew up in a world of consistent perfection. The post Three In Five Millennials Feel Their Lives More Stressful Than Average, and They Might Be Right appeared first on RedState.
By RedState on Mar 19, 2019 in: Culture, Religion, Science, Atheism, Christianity, Faith, God
There must be an uncaused first cause. The post Award-Winning Physicist: Science Supports the Existence of God; Atheism Defies the Scientific Method appeared first on RedState.
In 1948, Air Force Secretary Stuart Symington stationed the United States' long-range nuclear bombers at Offutt Air Force Base in eastern Nebraska, a location safe in the middle of the nation and well-insulated from the coast. But 70 years later, the...
The extinct beast's remains were found in Northern Asia in 2010. It has since been named "Yuka" and is thought to be nearly 30,000 years old. The breakthrough occurred at Japan's Kindai University. Scientists say DNA from Yuka's muscle sprang back to...
By TechCrunch on Mar 18, 2019 in: Gadgets, Government, Science
In a way, I have the equivalent of a supercomputer in my pocket. But in another, more important way, that pocket computer is a joke compared with real supercomputers — and Intel and Cray are putting together one of the biggest ever with a half-bill...
Shrimp may be small, but some of them can pack quite a wallop. One of the pistol shrimp's claws, for instance, delivers such an explosive amount of force that it creates a shockwave of superhot plasma that can take out prey or create impromptu...