The 5 Most Unconventional Planes to Go on Aircraft Carriers
Only specially designed planes can typically fly to and from aircraft carriers, but these conventional planes somehow pulled it off.
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Only specially designed planes can typically fly to and from aircraft carriers, but these conventional planes somehow pulled it off.
Bob Johnson is the last surviving member of Admiral Byrd's expedition to Antarctica, he also celebrated his 102nd birthday today.
Bob Johnson is the last surviving member of Admiral Byrd's expedition to Antarctica, he also celebrated his 102nd birthday today.
First published 21 April 2018, By Jack Heart & Orage Writing of the orderly withdrawal of the SS from the twentieth century and their by some much anticipated counter attack in the twenty-first, Miguel Serrano said “The departure must be as it always was: in a Disk of Fire, in a Chariot of Fire, like Enoch, like Melchizedek, like Rama. The return shall be that of Kalki, on a White Horse named Vimana…” As noted by no less than John Keel it was Ray Palmer of Amazing Stories Magazine who invented flying saucers. Vimanas, which were the flying chariots of the Vedic pantheon and well documen...
Let's reminisce: The intrigue of Antartica By Jerry Lincecum Special to the Herald Democrat There is one place on Earth that remains untouched by war, slavery or riots. Its inhabitants coexist in peace, and all nationalities are welcomed. No, it’s not Neverland or Shangri-La—it’s Antarctica, home to the South Pole, roughly 20 million penguins and a transient population of about 4,000 scientists and support staff. I have long been intrigued by it, albeit with no desire to visit there. Antarctica’s existence was only confirmed 200 years ago. Following some initial sightings by Brit...