News of the Week: Changing Channels, Harry Houdini, and Goodbye to the World's Oldest Dog
In the news for the week ending October 27, 2023, are spooky spheres, surprising shipwrecks, and peerless pumpkins.
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In the news for the week ending October 27, 2023, are spooky spheres, surprising shipwrecks, and peerless pumpkins.
The Yangtze Estuary No. 2, a 125-foot-long ship, is one of the biggest and finest ancient wooden shipwrecks ever found in China.
An unknown aquatic creature was seen preying on geese in the lake district of Ullswater, where they were sucked under in only seconds; the witness says it might be a monster, but that is not quite possible.
DeAgostini/Getty Images We tend to think of the United States as the home of all things bright, shiny and new, not a land of ancient cultures and archaeological sites that fascinate history buffs and experts alike. That’s what happens when one operates on assumptions and misinformation, instead of truths and cold, hard facts – we end up with metaphorical egg on our faces. In fact, there are several places in America that rival some of the most important archaeological sites in Greece and Rome. Sites that are truly ancient. Sites that date back thousands of years. Sites that continue to of...