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Florida professor allegedly vandalizes basketball player's car - Vimarsana News

Florida professor allegedly vandalizes basketball player's car

Security footage captured him carrying a crowbar and parking next to the player's car.

Source: wesh.com
Braniff Airways Announces Release of Its Iconic Mid Century Latin America Travel Poster Collection for the First Time - Vimarsana News

Braniff Airways Announces Release of Its Iconic Mid Century Latin America Travel Poster Collection for the First Time

Dallas-based Braniff Airways, dba Braniff International, retro clothing and luxury products online store Braniff Boutique announces the release of Braniff's Travel Poster Collection, in conjunction with famed European

Astronomers Scan 11,680 Nearby Stars for Signals from Advanced Civilizations - Vimarsana News

Astronomers Scan 11,680 Nearby Stars for Signals from Advanced Civilizations

Astronomers used the Green Bank Telescope to look for signals from advanced civilizations in space. They didn't find any in the first survey.

University of Sharjah confers first MS in Astronomy, Space Sciences - Vimarsana News

University of Sharjah confers first MS in Astronomy, Space Sciences

Fatima Al-Khateri’s thesis is on spectral classification of Stellar X-ray sources

41,000 Years Ago, Auroras Were Visible in the Equator Due to Geomagnetic Disruption - Vimarsana News

41,000 Years Ago, Auroras Were Visible in the Equator Due to Geomagnetic Disruption

The famous northern lights (aurora borealis) also known as the polar lights naturally display lights in the Earth's sky predominantly in high-latitude regions, but experts say the case was different 41,000 years ago.