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12/25/13

RELAXING FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! SEE YOU IN THE NEW YEAR!

If you happen to be relaxing by reading this blog, I encourage you to look through the archives of old posts.  There's a lot of good information in there!  See you in 2014!

12/19/13

ANTARCTICA IS IN THE NEWS : DIAMONDS and PRINCE HARRY

The other day I was listening to a talk radio show and I heard that we are suffering  from Global Warming but that a new Ice Age may be coming fast.  I read about Prince Harry and a team of veterans who've experienced disabilities making it to the South Pole.  I read about scientists continuing to look for evidence of ancient life forms - maybe microbes - beneath thick sheets of ice and about the breaking of ice into floating mountains the size of whole states.

What is happening with Antarctica?

The possible discover of DIAMONDS could send explorers of a different kind to that continent.

FOX NEWS : SPARKLING DISCOVERY

The news is that a mineral rock called kimberlites has been detected.


TODAY : PRINCE HARRY AND TEAM EVACUATED TODAY AFTER REACHING POLE DEC 14th

12/10/13

CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER ECOSYSTEMS : TIDE POOLS, AQUARIUMS, and ENDEAVOR

CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER OFFICIAL!

The California Science Center is a partnership between the State of California and the not for profit California Science Center Foundation.  Call them before you go.  There is a fee for IMAX theater tickets but often the Center is free, or donation based entry.  For readers of this blog, the ECOSYSTMES permanent exhibit is of most interest.  You can walk through a living kelp forest and view many other aquariums.

12/3/13

CRABS WALKS 5.5 MILES ACROSS ISLAND TO BREED IN OCEAN

YAHOO TRAVEL : CRABS WALK ACROSS CHRISTMAS ISLAND

But it's still a hazardous route, and there will be the inevitable road kill during the difficult five-day journey. At points during the month-long movement, the roving creatures cover the area with a crimson tide of claws.

The males are the advance team at the beach. They dig burrows for the females, who arrive five to seven days later. After breeding, the females stay in the burrows for another two weeks or so, laying eggs and waiting for them to develop, Australian Geographic explains.

WORLD WAR II ERA JAPANESE SPY SUB FOUND OFF HAWAII

FOX NEWS - SPY SUB  full article including cool pictures!

"The I-400 was one of the “Sen-Toku” class submarines, which were the largest submarines ever built until nuclear-powered subs were invented. It is 400 feet long and could travel one and a half times around the world without refueling."