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Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Facebook readies internet drone test - BBC News
Facebook says it hopes to carry out the first test flight of a solar-powered drone before the end of the year. The social network aims to eventually build up a fleet of the aircraft to test the possibility of creating laser beam-enabled networks in the sky to provide internet access to people below.
The aircraft, Aquila 1, is about the width of a Boeing 737 jet but much lighter in weight.
INC News, 11/11/2015 - via BBC News
SAHARA DESERT - Vast underground river system discovered in once-vibrant Western Sahara
A riveting mystery is unfolding in Western Sahara, as scientists discover a massive ancient underground river system with the aid of satellite imaging. It confirms that only about 5,000 years ago, the Sahara was an immensely vibrant place.
The African region containing the Mauritanian Desert is roughly the size of the United States – or a quarter of Africa; so if such conditions persisted today, the river system would be the world's 12th-largest, French-led research indicates in the journal Nature Communications.
Read the very interesting article HERE
INC News, 11/11/2015 - via RT
BREAKING NEWS FROM ENGLAND - BREAKING NEWS FROM ENGLAND
Several students collapse at Ripon school, rushed to hospital
A number of students aged between 11 and 16 have been rushed to hospital after collapsing at a school in North Yorkshire. Emergency services are on the scene. The cause of the incident is not yet known.
Emergency services were called to Outwood Academy School on Clotherholme Road at around 12:30pm GMT on Wednesday after staff members witnessed a group of children lose consciousness.
INC News, 11/11/2015 - via RT
‘Vibrating and shaking’: Enormous icebergs break off from glacier in Iceland
A video of enormous chunks of ancient ice covered in dark volcanic ash breaking off from a glacier, captured by a tourist in Iceland, has taken YouTube by storm.
Don Olen and his wife were on a trip to Svinafellsjokull Glacier when they shot the stunning clip. They were away from their group when they heard noises that sounded like an iceberg starting to break up.
Ecco un filmato davvero nuovo ed interessante da vedere anche un paio di volte. Non capita spesso di poter vedere pezzi di Permafrost staccarsi cosi'.
Guardate il clip e seguite quanto descritto dall'articolista di RT, cliccando QUI
INC News, 11/11/2015
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