The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention issued new guidance on Thursday. It reverses recommendations for social Isolation and quarantine following COVID-19 exposure. Also bringing the agency in line with how most Americans react. “If the guidelines were to recommend quarantine for everyone with an exposure, and to think about how many people in the […]
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The Museum of Jurassic Technology is located in Los Angeles’ Palms neighborhood. The museum was founded by David Hildebrand Wilson three decades ago and celebrates its 30th birthday this year. Inside the museum are curiosities like a shop front out of Harry Potter with its carved stone fountain and little niches housing artifacts. If you
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Hawaii was officially stated down as a U.S state when president Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a proclamation, admitting Hawaii as the 50th state. President Eisenhower also issued a request for the United States flag to now represent 50 stars arranged in six rows. The new flag was officially reinstated on 4th of July, 1960. History
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Perhaps ‘wheels’ is one of the most unorthodox topics in the world. We get to talk about little this world-changing discovery. However, there’s always this one question that poked experts and scientists. ‘How Many Wheels Are Actually Present In The World?’ Some say they are unlimited in number, while some claim there is a finite
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The United States is one of the largest countries in the world. It has lots of mountains, valleys and rivers in it as well. The rivers in the country cut through many places. There are deep river valleys and some flowing through mountains. Its safe to say that some of the largest rivers in the
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Numerous maps point out that ancient explorers had an extremely well-developed cartography system comparable in precision to the one we have today. This proves that ancient mankind knew the exact shape and size of the Earth and used spherical trigonometry. Which used precise and elaborate mathematical calculations. It’s as if thousands of years ago an
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan last week set off a chain of events that led to China throwing cold water on diplomatic efforts between the world’s two largest economies to cut pollution. It’s an ominous sign for global climate politics, if not each country’s emissions-cutting efforts. “Cutting off the Washington-Beijing climate hotline is
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Egypt’s Pyramids are an archaeological wonder, rising high above desert sands and staying visible for miles on end. Building the pyramids was 100% an enormous task, but who were the people that pulled it off? There are so many theories about who built Egypt’s pyramids. Which includes teams of enslaved Jewish people and also wilder
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It is believed that every economy in the world is different to one and another. As a result, economists have been able to distinguish between four basic economies. As already said, no economy is similar to the other but it goes without saying that they might share some identical traits and attributes. Economists have laid
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A couple was recently triggered by a lightening strike outside the White House and were found dead on spot. They were from Wisconsin and were celebrating more than 50 years of their happy marriage. Another victim was caught dead in the lightening strike on Friday evening. Another one was hospitalised. Loss Of Life At White
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