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The mystery of Antarctica's Blood Falls Of all the sights in Antarctica, a kind of blood-red waterfall isn't one you'd necessarily expect to find. DW's Global Ideas takes a look at the mystery behind this natural phenomenon. It's a bizarre sight not out of place in a horror or science fiction movie: a reddish liquid seeps out of the side of Taylor Glacier in Antarctica.  Blood Falls, as the phenomenon is known, has fascinated scientists since Griffith Taylor, a geologist on Captain Robert F. Scott's doomed Antarctic expedition, discovered it a century ago, according to the US National Scien...

CARES Act funds help Quincy PD with tech upgrade, accountability After years of waiting, the Quincy Police Department is getting some upgrades. and last updated 2020-12-14 23:16:35-05 QUINCY, Fla. (WTXL) — After years of waiting, the Quincy Police Department is getting some upgrades. QPD rolled out their new body cameras a month ago in an effort to increase police accountability. "The interactions that that officer has with the citizens will be captured on the body armed camera," said Captain Robert Mixson. It's a common piece of technology for law enforcement and Quincy Police Departmen...

Obituary: Ethan Matthew Ward POWNAL - Ethan Matthew Ward, 23, of Pownal, passed on from this life on Nov. 23, 2020 as a member of ... Share Ethan Matthew Ward POWNAL – Ethan Matthew Ward, 23, of Pownal, passed on from this life on Nov. 23, 2020 as a member of the crew (Captain Robert “Bobby” Waugh, Jeffery Matthews, and Michael John Porper, Jr.) on the F/V Emmy Rose, which was lost at sea. Ethan was born Oct. 22, 1997 in Portland. He attended schools in Pownal and Freeport, graduating in 2015 from Wayfinder School in New Gloucester. He was the firstborn to everything and everyone; son,...

Chuck Yeager, Glen Edwards & others who pushed the envelope brought us to today PERSPECTIVE The crew of the Northrup YB-40 flying wing jet bomber that crashed June 5, 1948 killing its five crew members including Glen Edwards. Chuck Yeager — arguably the most famous test pilot in United States history — passed away this week at age 97. On Oct. 14, 1947 at age 24 Yeager made history as he pushed the limits by piloting the bullet-shaped Bell X-1 rocket to a then daunting speed of 660 mph to become the first man to break the sound ba...

The airplane, there is no way a catastrophic event turned off the transponder. someone had to manually turn it off. >> that is a significant development in the case. you tell me this raises the possibility of hijacking by the pilot or passenger to a considerable level. >> i don't think there is any question about that. >> captain robert, senior airline captor is here. bob, it is great to have you. it is interesting to hear there is no way a catastrophic event could turn this off. what is your response? >> when they designed the aircraft they put the transponders in two areas.