Crazy stuff. In fact we have all know that EMPs have been around, yes they are real. Most of the books I read all deal with situations where an EMP explodes in the atmosphere above America knocking out all power and basically putting us back in the stone age. Your body won't feel it. But...
http://abcnews.go.com/US/tweet-sony-exec-john-smedleys-flight-diverted/story?id=25114795
https://twitter.com/j_smedley
https://twitter.com/LizardSquad
These guys are also attacking blizzard's battle.net
It's a busy day for Battle.net! To help everyone log in, you've been placed in a queue...
http://www.kxan.com/dpp/news/education/Special_ed_kids_left_during_bomb_threatThat was not such a good idea. Who in the right mind would leave kids unattended during a bomb threat. idiots.
She had probably done this a dozen times before. Modern digital technology had made clandestine communications with overseas agents seem routine. Back in the cold war, contacting a secret agent in Moscow or Beijing was a dangerous, labour-intensive process that could take days or even weeks. But...
WTF! :smt108
A company named Inscentinel Ltd. has developed Vapour Detection Instrumentation with the promise of detecting explosives, cancer, drugs and basically anything you'd like to smell. And for this advanced olfactory detection, Inscentinel is deploying the world's most advanced...
http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=214
On October 30, 1961, the most powerful weapon ever constructed by mankind was exploded over the island of Novaya Zemlya in the Arctic Sea. The device was code-named "Ivan," and it was a multi-stage hydrogen bomb which was built in only fifteen weeks by...
In 1950s-era Germany, the British forces which had been stationed there after World War 2 were understandably nervous about an invasion from the Soviet Union. The Cold War had begun, the Iron Curtain was in place, and Stalin was making every effort to compromise Germany's capacity for another...
One of the strangest mysteries of ancient Egypt is that of the great glass sheets that were only discovered in 1932. In December of that year, Patrick Clayton, a surveyor for the Egyptian Geological Survey, was driving among the dunes of the Great Sand Sea near the Saad Plateau in the virtually...
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