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NASA: the only thing stopping a city-destroying asteroid is blind luck

April 2014 – SPACE - So you know how we all kind of thought that our odds of getting destroyed by an asteroid were remarkably low? Yeah, that was wrong. According to new research, the odds of a large-scale asteroid impact are actually three to ten times higher than we thought. And the only thing stopping total and utter destruction? Sheer, dumb luck. The unsettling revelation, which will be presented in full by three former NASA astronauts this coming Tuesday, is the result of a new visualization of data from a nuclear weapons warning network. The B612 Foundation found that 26 atomic-bomb-size explosions have happened around the world in (thankfully) remote locations since 2001. Ed Lu, the Foundation’s CEO, explains: It shows that asteroid impacts are NOT rare—but actually 3-10 times more common than we previously thought. The fact that none of these asteroid impacts shown in the video was detected in advance is proof that the only thing preventing a catastrophe from a ‘city-kille...

NASA Budget Cuts Hinder Study of Asteroid Impacts

Red tape is making it tougher for researchers to study and characterize asteroid strikes on Earth, which are apparently more common than previously thought, experts say. The bureaucratic snafu affects the use of U.S. government space assets that help scientists study "airbursts" like the meteor that exploded without warning over Russia last year. At issue is the ability to combine space data with outputs from a global network of seismic, infrasound and hydroacoustic sensors that have been deployed worldwide to provide treaty verification for a nuclear test ban . This network is the International Monitoring System (IMS) overseen by the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) Read more... More about Space , Nasa , Asteroids , Us World , and Us

Unfamiliar Territory: Inside Ferguson's Patchwork Police Force

FERGUSON, Missouri — If there is one iconic image out of Ferguson, it is that of tear-gas wielding officers in helmets standing face-to-face with protesters who are angry about the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown. These protesters say they continue to march because they are tired of being scared of their local law enforcement and the excessive force they say police have employed against them for years. See also: Ferguson Protester: 'You Don't Want to Be Here After Sundown' But the cops who are now in charge of securing the front lines of these protests on West Florissant Avenue are outsiders who were brought in from all over the sprawling St. Louis area. Before last week, some of them had never even been to Ferguson Read more... More about Protests , Missouri , Us World , Us , and Highlights

War with ISIS and Muslims in the US are focus of GOP debate - Washington Post

Washington Post War with ISIS and Muslims in the US are focus of GOP debate Washington Post The “undercard” portion of Tuesday's Republican debate began gloomy and warlike, as the four low-polling candidates onstage worried about the power of the Islamic State, and debated how much to increase American efforts to attack the militant group in ... Trump's Proposed Ban on Muslim Travel Ignites Republican Debate Bloomberg Trump and his Muslim plan overshadow undercard debate Politico Republican Debate on CNN: Meeting in Las Vegas New York Times CBS News - Washington Times - Wall Street Journal (blog) all 65 news articles » Cyber Network News (Internet News) Quantum Science News (Science News) ARE YOU AWAKE!!!! News Just For You (World News) Neura l Network (Tech/Gaming) AWAKE NEWS (Politic News) THE NEWS RAG eNews Paper NEWS JUST FOR YOU MAIN WTF NEWS Odd News UFO NEWS UFO NEWS MAIN Eviland (Ghost / Paranormal) EVILAND Main GIF An...

O'Brien: RIP, American Dream?

Matthew O'Brien, The Atlantic : The American Dream isn't dead. It's just moved to Denmark. Now, we like to think of ourselves as a classless society, but it isn't true today. As the Brookings Institution has pointed out, America has turned into a place Horatio Alger would scarcely recognize: we have more inequality and less mobility than once-stratified Europe, particularly the Nordic countries. It's what outgoing Council of Economic Advisers chief Alan Krueger has dubbed the "Great Gatsby Curve" -- the more inequality there is, the less mobility there is.

Viral Video Recap: Easter Eggs, Peeps and Fake Drake

In the spirit of Easter and springtime, this week’s viral video recap brings us two experiments with eggs, a Parkour dog enjoying the outdoors, car roof basketball tricks and rap artist Drake on a secret mission If you’ve ever wondered what Angry Birds would look like with tigers, lions, leopards and more, look no further than the Big Cat Rescue video. Also, see how one dog named Jumpy learned Parkour See also: Easter Egg Hunt! We Found the Year's Best Hidden Pop-Culture Goodies But Jumpy isn’t the only one with moves. David Kalb can catch a basketball while driving his car and even shoot a few shots, all while it's filmed on a GoPro Read more... More about Easter , Jimmy Kimmel , Drake , Music , and Watercooler

California Drought – the before and after pictures

Before: Here, the Green Bridge passes over Lake Oroville near the Bidwell Marina in 2011. Notice the trees and shrubs that grow right against the man-made lake’s edge. Photo via Imgur Before: Here, the Green Bridge passes over Lake Oroville near the Bidwell Marina in 2011. Notice the trees and shrubs that grow right against the man-made lake’s edge After: Fast forward to 2014 and even the massive pillars holding up the bridge can be completely seen at the lakes edge, where a wide swath of parched dirt spans between what’s left of the water and the tree line Before: The marina at Oroville Lake, here in 2011, is the picture of serenity. Recent serious storms in Northern and Southern California have helped give the state a very small reprieve during the 3-year drought, but the effects have been described as a ‘drop in the bucket’ After: Much of what was once an engorged reservoir is now gone at Oroville. Shockingly, only a handful of Central Coast dams have fallen below the hist...

Syrian refugee crisis: What's been the US response? - CNN

CNN Syrian refugee crisis: What's been the US response? CNN (CNN) Of the 4 million Syrian refugees who have fled attacks by their government and ISIS, the United States has taken in 0.03% of... <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ift.tt/1InAP22; <noscript><a href="http://ift.tt/1InAP24 for "News Just For You".</a> Powered by <a href="http://ift.tt/1FhTeHg Feed Informer</a></noscript>  <div class="addthis_toolbox addthis_default_style "> <a class="addthis_button_facebook_like" fb:like:layout="button_count"></a> <a class="addthis_button_tweet"></a> <a class="addthis_button_pinterest_pinit"></a> <a class="addthis_counter addthis_pill_style"></a> </div> <script type="text/javascript">var addthis_config = {"data_track_addressbar...

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