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A couple left their baby at an airport check-in after they refused to buy a ticket for their young child. While the debate around babies on flights is usually centered around if they are crying or not, the people on this flight didn’t get the chance to see if this one was a screamer as they never boarded the plane. The couple in question attempted to board a Ryanair flight from Tel Aviv to Brussels, but they hadn’t actually bought a ticket for their baby. The couple refused to buy a ticket for their baby. Photo for illustrative purposes. Credit:…

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The Darvaza gas crater iп Tυrkmeпistaп, also kпowп as the Door to Hell or Gates of Hell, is a пatυral gas field collapsed iпto a caverп located iп Derweze, Tυrkmeпistaп. Geologists iпteпtioпally set it oп fire to preveпt the spread of methaпe gas aпd it is thoυght to have beeп bυrпiпg coпtiпυoυsly siпce 1971. Αppareпtly, it wasп’t a very wise move. The пame “Door to Hell” was giveп by the locals, aпd it’s пot hard to see why. The giaпt siпkhole is aп iпcredible 69 metres wide, 30 metres deep, aпd is coпstaпtly iп flames. Details oп the origiп of…

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Most people love flooding their homes with cute homely pieces that make it cozy and lets their personality shine through. Cute stack of books on the bedside table, posters of your favorite movies serving as paintings, tiny kitchen tiles from your first house you ever lived in serving as coasters, succulents sitting in your favorite teacup on your desk – anything can make a really cute decoration. But talking succulents in teacups, we suggest an upgrade since these tiny teacup gardens are just the cutest thing! While they can become a great piece of home décor, especially if you have…

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Fly Geyser, also known as Fly Ranch Geyser is a small geothermal geyser located on private land in Washoe County, Nevada, about 20 miles (32 km) north of Gerlach. It is actually human-made. In June 2016, the non-profit Burning Man Project purchased the 3,800 acres (1,500 ha) Fly Ranch, including the geyser, for $6.5 million. The Burning Man Project began offering limited public access to the property in May 2018. The geyser contains thermophilic algae, which flourish in moist, hot environments, resulting in multiple hues of green and red, coloring the rocks. The fly geyser contains thermophilic algae, which flourish…

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Wσman Hears Crying And Finds Newbσrn Human Baby Tucƙed In Between Litter Of Stray’s Puρs An eight-year-σld dσg has tσuched the hearts σf Argentines by saving the life σf an abandσned baby, ρlacing him safely alσngside her σwn new ρuρρies. The cσuntry’s media are calling him “the miracle baby”. He was bσrn ρrematurely tσ a 14-year-σld girl in a shanty tσwn σutside the caρital, Buenσs Aires. She is said tσ have ρanicƙed and abandσned the bσy in a field, surrσunded by wσσden bσxes and rubbish. Then alσng came La China, reρσrts say, the dσg which sσmehσw ρicƙed uρ the…

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The remains of an Eastern Roman monk bound with iron chains around his neck, arms and legs were most likely due to extreme asceticism . Archaeologists discovered the remains of a man bound with iron chains in the church at the Khirbat el-Masani archaeological site, north of Jerusalem, Ancient Origins reported on January  4  . The church is part of a monastery that was previously discovered by a team of experts at the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). In addition, this monastery also has a resting place for pilgrims. The chained remains of an Byzantine monk were unearthed at Khirbat el Masani. (Photo: IAA). The remains…

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Oпe of the heaviest babies ever borп iп Germaпy was borп last week at the Uпiversity Hospital Leipzig. A baby weighiпg 13.47 poυпds was borп withoυt the aid of a cesareaп sectioп iп Germaпy, makiпg her the coυпtry’s largest пewborп ever. Mother Gives Birth to 13.47 Poυпd Girl iп Germaпy She was borп vagiпally, пot via a C-sectioп, accordiпg to a hospital statemeпt. “We aпticipated that the child woυld be big,” said Holger Stepaп, chief of obstetrics. “We prepared iп advaпce by assembliпg a special team (of doctors aпd midwives) to be ready for aпy possible complicatioпs.” Mother Gives Birth…

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An owner was worried when her dog sniffed and nibbled the remains Amy Ayobowen was baffled by her discovery on Egremont Beach in Wallasey, Wirral (Image: Amy Ayobowen A dog walker was baffled after her dog “nibbled” on what looked like “alien remains” on a Wirral beach. The unfamiliar object was discovered by Amy Ayobowen yesterday afternoon (Sunday, January 2) on Egremont Beach in Wallasey. Amy, 42, who lives in Wallasey, was walking her dog when she spotted him sniffing around the remains of a ‘scary’ sea creature. Unaware of what the presumed sea creature was, Amy took to…

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Juliette Lamour, a teenager from Ontario, Canada won the biggest lottery prize of her life at her very first lottery ticket purchase. Lamour, 18, bought the lottery ticket just for fun after her grandfather encouraged her to do so on her 18th birthday. According to Good Morning America, “She decided to give it a go — but to her and her family’s great surprise, Lamour didn’t just end up winning a small amount, she won the entire LOTTO 6/49 Gold Ball payout from the Jan. 7 draw — a whopping $48 million Canadian dollars (roughly $35.7 million).” When she won…

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YouTube / What You Haven’t Seen An Unfortunate Accident Crashes involving large aircraft usually do not end well for the people involved. The crash that this V-22 Osprey had is no different. Trying to land at the USS Green Bay, this Osprey, unfortunately, banked to the left a bit too much. The left part of the plane struck the ship first and everything went downhill fast after that. There were 26 passengers on the plane. Unfortunately, only 23 passengers were rescued alive. The remaining 3 passengers were pronounced dead. What seemed like a routine training session, unfortunately, ended in…

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YouTube / Found And Explained Boeing has a variety of aircraft that can fit the next passenger plane, but none of them fits the bill like the B-52. However, it also raises a couple of questions- how many passengers would it fit on board, what would it be like to fly, and is it even a good idea?  The Boeing B-52 Passenger Version Plagued with recent aircraft development delays and shutdowns, what if Boeing reformatted one of its planes- the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress into a passenger plane? Doing so just makes sense, right? The plane can carry a ton of weight, it’s…

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This was cool sight at RIAT 2017, a B-2 Spirit on a non-stop flight from Whiteman Air Force Base in the USA, in formation with 2 F-15Cs from the 493rd Fighter Squadron at RAF Lakenheath. Two flypasts at RAF Fairford and back to the US. Wow! The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) is the world’s largest military air show, held annually in July, usually at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, England in support of The Royal Air Force Charitable Trust. The show typically attracts a total of 150,000 to 200,000 spectators over the weekend. RIAT 2018 was staged over 13–15 July 2018. The 2018 show featured 302…

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When it comes to the most technically advanced helicopters on the planet speed matters. Whether its reducing response times in emergencies or effectiveness on the battlefield helicopter manufacturers continually push the boundaries of speed to showcase the capabilities of their latest and greatest aircraft. Helicopters reaching these high speeds run into a phenomenon called the flow separation boundary, which is greater in twin-rotor designs. Which is one reason why helicopter designs are becoming more elaborate with many manufacturers turning to hybrid designs to achieve stable higher speeds. helicopters are pushing the boundaries in this new age for helicopter speed.…

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Students have begun a 24/7 non-stop prayer service at a Christian college in Kentucky with fellow students driving in from different states. The service at Asbury University in Hughes Auditorium was supposed to be over on the morning of February 8th, Christianity Today reported. However, the students were so inspired by the ending benediction and song from the gospel choir that they decided to stay and keep praying. Mourners hold candles during a prayer vigil at the 32nd Precinct on East 135th Street for the NYPD officers Jason Rivera and Wilbert Mora on Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022. (Jeff Bachner/New York Daily News/TNS) Asbury…

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A police officer with the Policía Federal de México saved the life of a dog after the dog became trapped on a property ablaze with an uncontrollable fire. The terrified dog had run away as far as she could from the fire, but was fenced in with no way out. The dog, who appears to be named Lulu, was likely the guard dog for the property, but with a fence surrounding the building, she was stuck inside. Luckily, the police arrived and and an officer braved the blaze to save her. Lulu did not put up a fight. It’s as…

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A man taking a morning walk on an Australian beach stumbled across a creature that he says may be from out of this world. Instagram user Alex Tan posted the video of the dead animal or possible “extraterrestrial” on Tuesday with hundreds of people commenting on what they think it is. “This is something you see when people claim they’ve found aliens,” he said in the clip. “How weird is that?” Tan said it looked like a “dehaired possum” but looked different from anything he had ever encountered. People in the comments said it could be a dead rat or…

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Bruce Willis’ loved ones provided an update on the actor’s condition, noting the “Die Hard” star, who stepped away from his work in 2022, has a form of dementia that affects his ability to communicate. Bruce Willis (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons) His ex-wife Demi Moore posted the update on her Instagram page. “Our family wanted to start by expressing our deepest gratitude for the incredible outpouring of love, support and wonderful stories we have all received since sharing Bruce’s original diagnosis,” Moore wrote in the caption. “In the spirit of that, we wanted to give you an update about our beloved husband, father and…

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Roseanne Barr at the Utah Pride Festival in 2011. (Jonathan Mauer/WikiMedia) Fox Network Television show “Gutfeld!” has dominated both CNN and MSNBC after a special guest appearance from Roseanne Barr. According to the Western Journal, host Greg Gutfeld managed to obliterate the competition as the sixth-most-watched news program with the 11 p.m. ET episode of “Gutfeld!” featuring comedian Roseanne Barr as a special guest. According to Mediaite, “Gutfeld!” was watched by a total of 2.2 million viewers and managed to bring in 376,000 viewers for the key 25-54 age demographic most sought after by television advertisers. For the hour, MSNBC was…

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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 maintenance in mind. I worked on those old B-52H model aircraft at my first duty station and it was cold in Minot, North Dakota and the weather was too cold in Winter and too hot in Summer. Later on I worked on the D and G models at U-tapao TNAS, Thailand, and Barksdale AFB, Louisiana. I am surprised…

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For 56 years, Mary Dowling has driven to Joint Base Lewis-McChord from her Tenino home to visit the grave of her husband, Bob Dowling, a decorated helicopter pilot killed in the Vietnam War. A view of Camp Lewis Post Cemetery at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, near Tacoma, Washington. (Office of Army Cemeteries photo) For 56 years, Mary Dowling has driven to Joint Base Lewis-McChord from her Tenino home to visit the grave of her husband, Bob Dowling, a decorated helicopter pilot killed in the Vietnam War. On every visit, Mary would turn her gaze to the plot next to his, secure in the knowledge and the promise from the Army that the empty grave site would one…

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A couple shared an emotional story of how their loyal senior dog died after protecting his dad and his doggie friends from a black bear. Pete the English Setter sacrificed his life to save his pack when a black bear attacked his doggy day care group during a hike in New York State. Pete was adopted by Cathi and Steve 18 months ago when he was 12 years old. The couple run Me & My Shadow Pets, a dog walking and pet sitting service, and regularly take Pete and the dogs they take care of, for walks in the…

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A police officer is left dum-bfounded after spotting a chi-ld driving a car on the main city road. He apprehends the boy until he discovers why he suddenly decided to take off with the vehicle without a license. Macy was a single mother to a 12-year-old boy named Jimmy. When Jimmy was eight, his father left them for another woman and never showed himself again. Since the he-artb-reaking in-cident, it had always just been Macy and Jimmy. Macy always vowed to put Jimmy first, so whenever she wasn’t working, she’d spend all her time with him. Every weekend, Macy and…

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Braydon Smith never forgot what his dad, Christopher, taught him after their home was bu-rgl-arized a few years back: “If they come in the door, you let ’em have it.” He didn’t think he’d be heeding his father’s lesson so soon. In June 2019, Braydon was home alone in Mebane, North Carolina. He was on the phone with his mom when a 19-year-old man reportedly bro-ke in through a window. The in-truder, who was alle-gedly being helped by two accomplices, approached Braydon and told him to shut himself in a closet while the man attempted to ste-al various items…

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Fighter Squadron 51 is the oldest fighter squadron of continous service in the Pacific Fleet. VF-51’s roots date back to 1927 when the Screaming Eagles insignia made its debut on a Curtiss F6C-4 of the VF-3S Striking Eagles. Redesignated VF-1 on the 1st of February 1943, the squadron became VF-5 on the 15th of July 1943, changed to VF-5A on the 15th November 1946 and finally became VF-51 on the 16th of August 1948, retaining that designation until the squadron’s disestablishment in March 1995. In 1947, the Screaming Eagles were the first Navy fleet squadron to enter the jet…

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