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After dubious shootdowns, NORAD now checks with balloon hobbyist groups
Task & Purpose· 3 days agoThe Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade is a hobbyist group that builds, launches and tracks...
Alexander Bain, the clockmaker who electrified time - Herald Journal Publishing
Herald-Journal.com· 2 days agoAlexander Bain was born Oct. 12, 1810, in Wick, Scotland, and was known for his contributions to telegraphy technology. Bain, a self-taught engineer with limited formal education, started working ...
Christopher W. Hutchens
Napa Valley Register· 1 day agoNAPA - Christopher William Hutchens, age 62, passed away May 19, 2024, in Vallejo, CA, after a long illness.
Alaska's capital strikes controversial deal with cruise lines to limit passenger numbers
Fox News· 2 days agoA new agreement between Juneau and major cruise lines aims to cap daily cruise ship passengers...
The Fascinating Story Of The USAF's "Upside-Down Air Force"
THE WARZONE via Yahoo News· 6 days agoSince then, the Upside-Down Air Force has continued to be used for testing out new electronic...
Author Shawn Snow | Navy Times
Navy Times· 1 day agoShawn Snow is the senior reporter for Marine Corps Times and a Marine Corps veteran. "This base transfer occurred amid force protection concerns sparked...
‘Denver airport is haunted fr’: Man finds infamous Denver airport back rooms instead of his gate
The Daily Dot· 4 days agoAll you need is Jordan Peele and a special effects budget to imagine what happens next. Thankfully,...
Amazon opening new delivery station in Klamath Falls
NewsWatch 12 Medford - Klamath Falls· 1 day agoAmazon will be opening a new delivery station in Klamath Falls, the online commerce company said in an email to NewsWatch 12. "Amazon is excited to bring...
Klamath Falls Gets New Amazon Delivery Station | Daily Tidings
Ashland Daily Tidings· 1 day agoKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Amazon, the online retail giant, has been opening new fulfillment centers...
Oshkosh Civility Project: Want civil AI? We better model the way.
The Northwestern via Yahoo News· 5 days agoThey were often human-like, sometimes courteous, more often malicious. Remember 1983’s "WarGames" and that ominous supercomputer NORAD plugged our U.S. nuclear arsenal into ...
