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Hitting the Books: Smaller cameras and projectors helped the Allies win WWII Engadget 1/16/2021 Andrew Tarantola Modern cameras exist in high definition ubiquity — they’re in our laptops and phones; strapped onto our helmets and dangling from our drones — heck, you’d be hard pressed to find someone on the street without a video capture-capable device in their pocket these days. In the early era of cinema, however, cameras and projectors were anything but that. Bulky, temperamental and prone to catching fire, early motion picture technology would require decades of in...

comments A dossier with more than 700 unsealed CIA reports on UFOs was published on The Black Vault last week The documents revealed chilling accounts of hundreds of UFO sightings across the globe dating back to the 1950s - along with the international intelligence community's efforts to understand them One report describes a 1952 meeting where top US officials discussed plans for Project Blue Book The project was launched by the CIA and the Air Force in 1952 and reviewed thousands of UFO sightings at home and abroad to determine whether they posed a true threat to the US during the Cold War�...

Declassified report from the CIA's bombshell UFO dossier reveals the meeting where top military officials launched 16-year Project Blue Book study of 'flying saucers' in 1952 A dossier with more than 700 unsealed CIA reports on UFOs was published on The Black Vault last week The documents revealed chilling accounts of hundreds of UFO sightings across the globe dating back to the 1950s - along with the international intelligence community's efforts to understand them One report describes a 1952 meeting where top US officials discussed plans for Project Blue Book The project was launched by the...

Jan 3, 2021 Miriam Looker, 95, displays one of the 1,700 masks she’s made since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic using her quilting skills, on Monday, Dec. 21, 2020, in Marysville, Ohio. The only break Looker has taken from her 10-mask-a-day-routine came in November when came down with COVID-19 herself, which she said left her exhausted and needing a lot of naps. Looker is no stranger to using material to help save lives: during World War II she tested parachutes at Wright Field—now Wright Patterson Air Force Base—in Dayton. (AP Photo/Andrew Welsh-Huggins) By ANDREW WE...

MARYSVILLE, Ohio – When the coronavirus pandemic began, Miriam Looker sprang into action at the behest of her stepson, a central Ohio doctor. L ...