All articles tagged with #desert
Originally Published 28 days ago — by BBC
Lençóis Maranhenses is a unique, shifting landscape in Brazil that resembles a desert but is filled with seasonal lagoons, offering a remote and dynamic trekking experience that highlights the importance of local communities and environmental preservation.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by GamesRadar+
Robert Pattinson has confirmed his involvement in Dune 3, sharing that filming in the desert was so hot that his brain wasn't functioning properly, and providing insights into the sequel's storyline set 12 years after Dune: Part 2, where Paul Atreides is now an emperor.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by ScienceAlert
MIT engineers developed a black 'bubble wrap' hydrogel-based atmospheric water harvester that can extract over 50 milliliters of safe drinking water per day in extreme conditions like Death Valley, offering a scalable solution to address global water scarcity, especially in arid regions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Beast
The body of Amanda Nenigar, who had been missing in the Arizona desert for over a month, was found by authorities. Her car had been abandoned on February 28, and despite her 911 call with coordinates, she was directed to California authorities instead of Arizona ones. Her family expressed frustration with the emergency services' response. Nenigar's family confirmed her death and asked for privacy as they mourn her loss.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Phys.org
Scientists have solved the mystery of the absence of star-shaped dunes from Earth's geological history for the first time, dating one back thousands of years. The study by Aberystwyth University, Birkbeck, and UCL academics is the first to date how long it took a star dune to form and examine its internal structure. The research reveals the oldest parts of the base of the Moroccan dune are 13,000 years old, and it formed rapidly in the last thousand years, surprising scientists who had thought larger dunes were far older. The study used luminescence dating techniques to determine the age of the dune and suggests it formed around the same time as the Younger Dryas event, an abrupt cooling period in Earth's history.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Five suspects were arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of six people in a remote part of the California desert, believed to be linked to an illicit marijuana sale. The victims' bodies were found in two vehicles, with four partially burned. The area has a history of issues related to illegal marijuana farms. The suspects, all held without bail, were booked on murder charges, and authorities are still working to identify two of the victims.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
Five men have been arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of six men in the Southern California desert, believed to be linked to a dispute over marijuana. The victims were found shot to death, with four bodies partially burned. The area is known for illegal marijuana growing operations, and authorities suspect illicit marijuana was the motive behind the murders. The suspects, aged 24 to 34, were arrested and firearms were seized during the investigation. The sheriff called for cannabis law reform to combat the thriving illegal market, which he described as a "plague" leading to violence.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY
Five suspects have been arrested in connection to the six bodies found in a remote area of the Southern California desert, with authorities suspecting a marijuana dispute as the motive behind the killings. The victims were identified, and the suspects were apprehended following an extensive investigation and the recovery of firearms. The incident is believed to be related to illicit marijuana, and the investigation is ongoing.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian US
Authorities have made arrests in connection with the investigation of six bodies found in the southern California desert last week. The San Bernardino county sheriff’s department has described it as an "active and ongoing" homicide investigation, but has not released details on how the people died. The bodies were found in the Mojave desert outside El Mirage, with reports suggesting gunshot wounds and signs of burning. The area is so remote that the sheriff’s department called in help from the California highway patrol’s aviation division to locate the scene.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Southern California
Arrests have been made in connection with the discovery of six bodies in the San Bernardino County desert, with details about the arrests not immediately available. The bodies were found near Highway 395 in El Mirage, and authorities confirmed that the victims were homicide victims. The investigation is ongoing, and a news conference has been scheduled to provide more information.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life
Halle Berry stuns fans with a risqué lingerie photoshoot in the desert, wearing a one-piece lace teddy bodysuit. The 57-year-old actress shared the sultry snapshot on social media, receiving praise from followers for her beauty and timeless appeal. Berry also posted a second photo from the same desert location, spreading a message of joy and positivity. With upcoming films on the horizon, including "The Union" and "The Mothership," Berry continues to captivate audiences with her talent and stunning looks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Engadget
Google is planning to build a geothermal power plant in the desert, as part of its commitment to using 100% renewable energy. Geothermal energy harnesses the heat from the Earth's core to generate electricity, and Google aims to use this sustainable source to power its data centers. The company has been investing in renewable energy projects for years, and this new geothermal plant is another step towards achieving its environmental goals.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WAFB
A woman and her companions ended up stranded in the desert outside of Jean, Nevada, after blindly following a Google Maps detour prompted by a dust storm warning on the I-15. The detour led them onto a gravel road that eventually disappeared into open desert, causing damage to their vehicle and requiring a tow back to Las Vegas. The incident highlights the importance of not blindly relying on navigation systems and following cautionary advice from local authorities. Google has apologized for the incident and stated that they will no longer route drivers down those roads.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KEYC
A woman and her companions ended up stranded in the desert outside of Jean, Nevada, after blindly following a Google Maps detour prompted by a dust storm warning on the I-15. The detour led them onto a gravel road that eventually disappeared into open desert, causing damage to their vehicle and requiring a tow back to Las Vegas. The incident highlights the importance of not blindly relying on navigation systems and following cautionary advice. Google has apologized for the incident and stated that they will no longer route drivers down those roads.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Atlanta News First
A woman and her companions ended up stranded in the desert outside of Jean, Nevada, after blindly following a Google Maps detour prompted by a dust storm warning on the I-15. The detour led them onto a gravel road that eventually disappeared into open desert, causing damage to their vehicle and requiring a tow back to Las Vegas. The incident highlights the importance of not blindly relying on navigation systems and following cautionary advice from local authorities. Google has apologized for the incident and stated that they will no longer route drivers down those roads.