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A black dreadnought. A refugee convoy. Ninety seconds to jump. Two pilots fly straight down its throat. REDLINE, a sci-fi action short from The Next Hit: AI.
In 1942 Britain tried to build an aircraft carrier out of ice. Pykrete, frozen water and wood pulp, was so tough a bullet fired at it at the 1943 Quebec Conference bounced off. A 1,000-ton model was built in the Rockies. Then the costs piled up.
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15 January 1919: a 50-foot tank on Boston's waterfront bursts, and a wave of molasses about 15 feet high sweeps the North End at around 35 mph. 21 people were killed. The company blamed anarchists. A court blamed the company.
THE MOLASSES FLOOD, a Next Hit: AI Docushort.
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1 September 1859: Richard Carrington sees two beads of white light flare on the Sun. Within a day, auroras glow over Cuba and Hawaii, telegraph lines throw sparks, and operators in Boston and Portland unplug their batteries and keep working on the storm's current alone.
The Carrington Event.
In 2022 a bar-tailed godwit only a few months old left Alaska and flew about 13,560 km over the Pacific to Tasmania in 11 days and 1 hour. It never landed once. Its first migration, and a world record. 🎬
In 2022 a bar-tailed godwit only a few months old left Alaska and flew about 13,560 km over the Pacific to Tasmania in 11 days and 1 hour. It never landed once. Its first migration, and a world record. 🎬
In 1912 Douglas Mawson set out across Antarctica with two companions. One vanished into a crevasse. The other died on the walk back. Mawson kept going alone for about a hundred miles — and reached the hut hours after his ship had left. 🎬
In September 1940, four teenagers slid down a hole beneath a fallen tree in the Dordogne and lit a homemade lamp. On the walls: horses, stags and giant aurochs painted roughly seventeen thousand years ago. They had found Lascaux, a cave so fragile it has been sealed since 1963. 🎬
In 1963 a man renovating his house knocked through a basement wall — and found Derinkuyu. An underground city in Cappadocia carved into soft volcanic tuff: millstone doors, ventilation shafts, room for as many as twenty thousand. Turkey's underground city still waits behind that wall. 🎬