Link25 (218) – The Crack On Earth’s Magnetic Shield Edition
For those of you who don’t know, every Friday we come to you with 25 of the week’s best links, articles, images, and videos from all over th...
For those of you who don’t know, every Friday we come to you with 25 of the week’s best links, articles, images, and videos from all over the web. This past week we’ve seen everything from the new Wonder Woman movie trailer (which looks AMAZING!) to the concerning crack on Earth’s magnetic shield. So get ready to kick off the weekend because this is Link25 (218) – The Crack On Earth’s Magnetic Shield Edition.
A crack has been detected in the Earth’s magnetic shield, which allowed deadly cosmic ray particles to seep through into the atmosphere.
The GRAPES-3 muon telescope, the largest and most sensitive cosmic ray monitoring system on Earth located at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research’s (TIFR) Cosmic Ray Laboratory in Ooty, India, had recorded (click on the title to see the full article).
An Alzheimer’s drug has been shown to successfully target the most visible sign of the disease in the brain, raising hopes that an effective treatment could be finally within reach.
A small trial of the drug was primarily aimed at assessing safety, but the findings suggest it (click on the title to read the full article)
The world comes at you fast
A gargantuan huntsman spider has gone viral this week, looking like it crawled straight out of your nightmares.
The huntsman, named Charlotte, was rescued last year by an Australian animal shelter, and is now “living in peace” on their farm. She hasn’t been measured, but based on the photos (and the amount of people hyperventilating (click on the title to read the full article).
Gerald Shur was struggling to convince his witness to testify. The year was 1961, and Shur, an attorney focused on organized crime at the Department of Justice, was talking to the owner of a New York trucking company who claimed that Johnny “Sonny” Franzese demanded half the profits of his business. Franzese’s men had vandalized his trucks and (click on the title to read the full article).
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Last year, photographer Michael Huniewicz traveled to North Korea from China to explore the secretive country, as well capture in raw form the state of its poverty-ridden society under the dictatorship of Kim Jong-un.
The stunning photos, which were shared with the Daily Mail, were “very stressful” to smuggle out, according to Huniewicz. Many times, his guides – which are mandatory for travel – warned him “You took too many photos. Too many.” They were hinting at
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Source: TheList25