As many gamers, who often have a side hobby on the field of Nerdology, might already know, NASA has made another move forward on the mission-to-Mars front. They launched a crew capsule, sans crew, into a high orbit and returned it safely to Terra Firma. On BBC News, there was a story titled "Nasa’s Orion deep space capsule launches" that gives most of the details here and on the NASAKennedy YouTube channel there is a video of the lunch. Enjoy.
Over on Majnouna's corner of the Deviant Art website, there is a guide to horse colors and patterns that folks ought to have here.
Also, on the National Geographic YouTube channel, there is a video showing what a giant predator swarm to a large fishy food supply. That is many types of predators coming together in a feeding frenzy. Enjoy.
Finally, over on Great Fail´s YouTube channel, they have a video uploaded that, seemingly, a family took while on safari of a buffalo squaring off against a rhinoceros. It's about six minutes long but captures the subtle ebb and floe of two behemoths stubbornly knocking heads and neither one willing to back down. Check it out.
Over on the Northern Ireland News section of the BBC website, there is an article about "Rewriting history: 400-year-old battle in County Fermanagh" here.
On io9.com, a new article explains that "The Mysterious Antikythera Mechanism Is More Ancient Than We Thought" here.
Finally, on Archaeology.org tells us of the "Biggest Boulder Unearthed in Lebanon" here.
According to northwestern.edu and other sources, there's an ocean well below our feet by about 400 miles or so. Read more on the NWU site here and here on earthweareone.com.
Also, Live Science reports that a "1,700-Year-Old Silk Road Cemetery Contains Mythical Carvings" here.
Finally, on news.discovery.com, they feature and article titled "Ancient Maya Cities Found in Jungle" here.
Over the last couple of months on Scribblings or Something, Jerry Boucher has filled us in on "The Life-cycle of the Gelatinous Cube." Read parts one, two, three, and four.
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