With the Lazareth LMV 496, the flying motorcycle is no longer a myth. In addition to flying, it can also travel on the road.
Lazareth LMV 496, the Flying Motorcycle, powered on the road by an electric motor and jet engines, can both fly and travel on road.
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What can you see in the night sky this month? The peak of the Quadrantid meteor shower, Mars rises with its “rival” — the red giant star Antares — and the Moon and Venus pair up.
Get more info and sky charts at https://go.nasa.gov/2OI1iiA
With each new year that comes upon us, there are a slew of new events awaiting us not only here on Earth, but throughout the entire observable Universe. Despite all appearances that things don’t change very much, particularly on cosmic scales, our planet, the Solar System, the galaxy, and even the entire Universe all undergo significant metamorphoses that are not only detectable, but that cumulatively add up as time goes on.
It might be easy to notice the major events as Earth orbits the Sun, such as the changing moon phases, eclipses, meteor showers, and comets passing through our skies. Variable stars change their appearances, new stars form, and old stars die. Occasionally we’ll even witness a cataclysmic event, such as a supernova, black hole merger, or gamma-ray burst. But even a single year can herald some amazing ways our Universe is forever altered.
Thoughts on this. True or BS.
DCA Dichloroacetate Breakthrough Anticancer Agent
Mary, an old patient in my office, called in last week to ask for advice about her husband, Jim. He had been quite healthy for many years, and recently noticed back pain. His primary care doctor ordered a CAT scan which showed a large lung mass (Red Arrow Above image) and destructive lesions in the spine. Biopsies confirmed the lung mass was indeed cancer, with metastatic spread to the thoracic vertebral bodies. Jim was referred to the local oncologist who started radiation and chemotherapy. Above Header Image CAT scan of lung cancer mass (Red Arrow) in left lung courtesy of wikimedia commons…
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Does string theory offer an all-encompassing alternative to the Standard Model — or is this one-dimensional approach fraying at the edges?
New technique detects real-time concentrations of an important cytokine molecule secreted as stem cells transform into bone.
