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  • 14,300-Year-Old Tree Reveals Apocalyptic Warning for Today's Humans

    10/10/2023 5:47:04 AM PDT · by BenLurkin · 27 replies
    Newsweak ^ | 10/9/23 AT 5:43 AM EDT | JESS THOMSON ON 10/9/23 AT 5:43 AM EDT
    Evidence of the most powerful solar storm in history has been uncovered in an unlikely place: within the rings of a tree. This immensely powerful solar storm is thought to have been at least 10 times as powerful as the Carrington Event of 1859, which caused chaos in the rudimentary telegraph system of the time. The researchers found a strange spike in radiocarbon within the rings of subfossilized trees dating to around 14,300 years ago. "Fusa Miyake discovered a sudden and unexpected spike in radiocarbon levels in a Japanese tree from 774 AD. Initially, this was thought to have been...
  • Minnesota Waitress Sues After Police Seize $12,000 'Tip'

    04/05/2012 8:19:16 AM PDT · by mgstarr · 39 replies
    ABC News via Yahoo ^ | 4/4/12 | Jennifer Abbey
    Stacy Knutson, a struggling Minnesota waitress and mother of five, says she was searching for a "miracle" to help her family with financial problems. But that "miracle" quickly came and went after police seized a $12,000 tip that was left at her table. Knutson filed a lawsuit in Clay County District Court stating that the money is rightfully hers. Police argue it is drug money. Knutson was working at the Fryn' Pan in Moorhead, Minn., when, according to her attorney, Craig Richie, a woman left a to-go box from another restaurant on the table. Knutson followed the woman to her...
  • Archaeologists Uncover 12,000-Year-Old Settlement (Israel)

    08/01/2003 7:52:42 AM PDT · by blam · 12 replies · 245+ views
    The Age.com ^ | 8-1-2003
    Archaeologists uncover 12,000-year-old settlement August 1 2003 Israeli archaeologists said today they had discovered a 12,000-year-old neolithic settlement west of Jerusalem which they believe is the largest of the period ever discovered in the Holy Land. The settlement, in Motza 5km west of Jerusalem, was home to 2,000 people and dates to 9,500 BC, Hammadid Khalife, head of the archeological team, told AFP. "We discovered a real treasure on the site consisting of 58 flint blades, found together, which at the time served as a kind of currency," Khalife said. "The origin of the stone and the way the blades...