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View this post on Instagram Last post from today I promise. This was just too good not to post right away. Taken about an hour ago, this guys had no idea that they had some company out there this evening! Anyone wanna join them? After about an hour one of them finally sees it, but... Read More
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In 1998, Jeffrey Epstein purchased an island of the coast of St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. The island known officially as Little St. James is roughly 78 acres that was sold to Epstein through his LLC called L.S.J for $7.95 million. In 2016, he bought the larger neighboring island, Great St. James, for $18... Read More
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In 2016, Ben King and Craig Anderson founded Boxfish Research with the purpose of finding the best way to explore underwater environments. Based out of New Zealand they describe themselves as “A bunch of enthusiastic kiwi explorers, divers, engineers & software developers with a passion for pushing the boundaries of what is believed to be... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:There are many names for one of natures most destructive forces. They are called tornadoes, twisters, cyclones, or whirlwinds. Whatever you call them, they can wreck unimaginable havoc. If you look up the definition of a tornado you will find the description, “a localized, violently destructive windstorm occurring overland, especially in the Middle West, and... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Once again there has been an increase in anti-Semitisim in Europe. In Northwestern England a prominent Jewish headstone was vandalized, along with windows and other structures in the cemetery. In a Jewish cemetery in France close to 80 headstones were desecrated when vandals painted swastikas on them. For much of the 46 countries throughout Europe,... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) and The Ocean Exchange are leading the way to assuring ocean vessels are in compliance with environmental standards. Recently, The United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) changed regulations of the acceptable sulfur emissions from large sea vessels. The Danish Maritime Authority’s website explains that, “Most ships use heavy fuel oil as... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 2014, a man from Cape Town, South Africa decided he wanted to find a way to better help local farmers yield larger crops. As part of the 60% of Africans living in rural areas dependent on agriculture, James Paterson grew up on a fruit farm in Cape Town. While on the farm he designed... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Cryptocurrencies have become a major focus in world economics lately. If they were lucky, some people were able to create a fortune investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoins, Ethereum, or NEO. Though the cryptocurrency market has been facing some troubles lately, it’s popularity has brought to light some other ideas. One thing most cryptocurrencies have in... Read More
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A team of researchers from MIT may have found a new way of powering drones without the use of noisy propellers. Their idea utilizes the principle of ionic wind. Also known as ion wind, corona wind, or electric wind, it is an idea that has been around for centuries. Ionic wind occurs when electrostatic forces... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Rumor has it that in 1947, a UFO crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. By the late 1970’s curiosity and conspiracy theories about the supposed crash had abounded. Many believe that whatever was discovered was transported to the Walker Air Force Base that was in operation from 1941-1967. The city of Roswell has used the incident... Read More
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