The most dangerous rock in our solar system is asteroid Bennu.
With a diameter about the height of the Empire State Building, it is as massive as an aircraft carrier. Reflecting only a tiny fraction of the sunlight that shines upon its surface, it is also one of the darkest objects in our solar system. Most other asteroids reflect five times as much.
On September 24, 2182, if humanity takes no steps to prevent it and the odds line up,
As dawn rose, Maralyn looked out at the emptiness. A clear sky, the Pacific Ocean, and themselves: a small boat, sailing west.
She left her watch on deck and went down to the cabin. Her husband Maurice was still asleep. The morning would follow the usual rhythms: coffee and breakfast, then all the checks and jobs a boat requires.
Except this morning — in March 1973. At the precise moment that Maralyn put her hand on Maurice to wake him,
These love shacks are proof that home is where the heart is.
They feature in stunning new book Love Shacks by Susan Redman, published by Images Publishing, which chronicles ‘romantic modern getaways, rustic retreats and cabin charmers around the world’.
Lovers don’t necessarily occupy the ‘love shacks’ that are showcased, but rather, they’re ‘architectural odes to an unhurried life, to their natural surroundings and, ultimately, to love’, the author reveals.
Redman writes in the introduction: ‘Why do we yearn
Incredible images of a female Great White shark thrashing through the water off the coast of Mexico were snapped by a brave cage diver who spent three days studying the beast.
One heart-stopping shot from a shark cage shows the great white mowing up a shoal of unfortunate fish, while another jaw-dropping capture shows her chewing on a rope attached to the catch – with its mighty jaws within touching distance.
Photos also show the shark charging towards the cage
