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Place your bets on fall's high-rollin' moon
Officially there are four seasons, but we all know that each of those can be subdivided into many mini-seasons. One of my favorites happens in early fall when the last quarter moon stands high in the southwestern sky long after sunrise. I'm not sure what to call this season. Moon In Your Morning Face?
The waning gibbous moon – the phase between full and last quarter – caught my eye right away when I went to feed the dog this morning. Eggshell white and bright as could be against the blue sky, you couldn't miss it.
Later, when driving to work, the moon came along for the ride out my window.
It's the moon's location along its orbital path that makes it so easy to spot after sunrise in the fall. Both the moon and sun follow the same basic path in the sky called the ecliptic. The sun takes a year to make one complete circuit, the moon only a month.
During the fall, the sun moves south along the ecliptic, vacating the high perch it occupied during early summer. Since nature abhors an empty stretch of celestial highway, the moon sets up shop in the sun's summertime digs every autumn for about a week's worth of time after full moon.
That means the moon's the high roller now – up all morning just as the sun once commanded the long days of June and July. Have a look for yourself the next clear morning. It's a wonder really to see the moon hanging there in Earth's blue sky. Two worlds so close yet so different.
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Hey Bob,
I spent 3 summers in Alaska's Denali National Park and it seemed plain to me that, if the earth's axis were perpendicular to its orbital plane, there couldn't be much–if any–life that far north. It looked like only the intense but short summer season allowed enough vegetative growth to support the arctic web of life. (A saying in Alaska: "June is spring, July is summer, August is autumn–the rest is winter.") My question: Is there some optimal axial tilt to maximize plant growth over the course of a year in the subarctic and subantarctic regions? The math is over my head and I'm not religious so divine intervention is out, but this 23 degree tilt seems to work well. On a different subject: with all this speculation about ISON, I have one simple question. Has any comet ever passed this close to the sun (about one solar radius), survived the trip, and failed to put on a good show after perihelion? That seems highly improbable to me. Keep up the good work.
Norman Sanker
Hi Bob- I have noticed even as a kid that the full moon in the summer tends to mimic the winter sun and really noticeable I think is the winter full moon which is usually almost directly overhead and would mimic the summer sun thus we get the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gives a luster of mid day to objects below, if the full moon wasn't high in the sky in winter we would get " gave a luster of afternoon or morning to objects below" and that would just be wrong. Just a thought.


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You need to leave at least an the entire morning (and then some) for your flight across the Nazca lines. Our experience was that delays are common, and this should be allowed for in one's schedule. The fights themselves take only about 30 minutes, but including waiting time we were told that we'd be away for about two and a half hours.
We booked our flight for 10am departure from the travel agency, expecting to get back for late lunch before a bus onward to Arequipa at 3pm. The best laid plans of mice and men gang oft agly......i%
We arrived at just before 10am for our ride to Maria Reiche airport. Sorry, delay of an hour. Cue further impromptu tour of the dusty streets of Nazca. Back at 11am but still no sign of the bus. Never fear, it was only a few minutes later that we were off to the airport, which itself is just minutes from town. We could hear and see light planed buzzing around as we approached - and headed for the offices of Alas Peruana, where we were to enjoy a video about the famous lines, before further waiting ensued.
We decided to split our group of 3 as a vacancy had shown up on an earlier flight, so I left my brother and his partner to watch more videos for a drive around from the company office to the terminal. It was about 11:30am. There were many folk milling about, waiting. Half a dozen planes stood on the tarmac in front of the terminal, also waiting.My name was put on a manifest (including my weight), with two others to form our group.We were introduced to our pilot Mirkko, who told us it would be '20 minutes' before our flight.Forty minutes later, my brother and partner showed up! But at about 12:30pm, I was through security and walking across the tarmac to our aircraft. I took the co-pilot's seat (most planes take 3 passengers).
After Mirrkko had completed a series of checks we taxied to the end of the runway and set off. Mirkko advised that we should look beneath the wingtip at each figure as he called each one out. There would be a turn to the left, then to the right, to ensure that we all had the chance to view the geoglyphs.
After takeoff, and a view across Nazca, the first figure seen is the 'Whale', and thence some geometric shapes - triangles and lines, following a long run across barren hills to the main set of figures. En route we passed the 'Astronaut', inscribed into a hillside. Then on to the 'Monkey' (he of the long curled tail), the 'Dog', the 'Condor', the 'Spider' (very clear) and on it's own flat topped hill, the 'Hummingbird'. This was the furthest extent of the flight, and we now turned back toward Nazca, passing the 'Flamingo', and the 3 figures surrounding the Observation tower - 'Parrot', 'Tree' and 'Hand'. Thence a long return to the airport, passing over the town before landing
The flight took just 30 minutes, but seemed much shorter. No one got airsick, and G forces from turns were only just discernible. Back at the terminal the rest of our group were yet to be airborne. it was after 1pm. Just a bit of tension re bus schedules!
But they were off and back within the hour, and we were back at Hotel Alklegra to collect our goods and chattels for the bus trip to Arequipa with oh 30 minutes to spare. piece of cake!
We paid US$50 in 2008. The price is now about twice that. But well worth the time.
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Flying over the Nazca lines is pretty amazing, just to see in detail the figures below, spider, astronaut, toucan etc. How did these people make these, when and why. Syill nobody can provide the answer--aliens! I don't think so. Plenty of places in Nazca offer flights in light planes for around $60. Take this trip, it's really worth it. In fact there is no point visiting the lines if you are not going to fly over them, otherwise you see nothing.
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Best way to see this is to be on a boat out at sea, as you can still glimpse it from 10 kms out. The Paracas Candelabra, as its known locally is 2 feet deep into the rocky hill and probably more than 2000 years old. Locals believe that it is the representation of the staff of the god Viracocha who is well known all over South America.
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When you are in Nazca and after you have seen the Lines take a trip to see the Ballestas islands where you will see Humboldt Penguins and Pacific Sea Lions in their natural habitat, and there will be many! While on the boat you should have a chance to see dolphins too. Birds are plentiful including cormorants, boobies and pelicans. The sea lions can be seen on the rocky beaches but the penguins usually hang out by small caves. You can arrange tours from Lima or there is a travel agent in Nazca that offers tours to the islands. Alegria Tours, www.nazcaperu.com
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View the lines
Of course that is The thing to do in Nazca.
The weather can be a concern. Bad viz means no flights as you could see nothing at all. We went early in the morning but sometimes fligts cannot go that early and have to wait for the mist to clear. Maybe the best tactic is to go early and see what happens?
We used Aero Moche as they seemed to have good planes and a good organisation.
I would advise to actually go to the airport & see the different companies, their offices & planes rather than buying tickets from touts in town. That way you are sure to pay a fair price & not hand over money to someone actually not connected at all to a company & you can check the planes yourself.
We paid $80 per person back in 2005.
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Aerial Tour of Nazca Lines
The Nazca Lines in the Nazca desert in Peru have been intriguing mankind ever since they were discovered in 1901 by Max Ulhe, a Peruvian archaeologist. Hailed as one of the world's unresolved mysteries, they were declared an Archaeological World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994. One of the best ways to truly appreciate these fascinating signatures of an ancient civilization is from high above the sky.
The Nazca Lines were scratched on the surface of the vast Nazca Desert, a high arid plateau between 300 B.C. and 800 A.D. Cut into this stony desert are large number of geometric drawings and plant and animal etchings that spread across 500 square kilometres of the parched, rocky Pampa. There are also designs such as a dog, an enormous monkey, a bird with a wing span of over 100 meters, a spider and a tree. The lines, that represent some sort of vast astronomical pre-Inca calendar, are best seen from the air.
With virtually no insight into this mysterious civilization, the stylized form of the Nazca Lines will fuel your imagination and set you thinking about Peru's history and ancient civilizations.
Take a small air craft ride to see Nazca Lines
To see Nazca lines from air, you can either go directly to the Airport Maria Reiche to buy a ride from numerous companies there....or contact your local tour agent for drop off & pickup
airport tax is 20 soles as of feb 2010
About USD $50 to $55 a ride
Soar over the Pampas
Let's get right to it, las lineas de Nasca are the main reason to visit the city. And what is the best way to see the drawings: flying of course! This is quite an adventure. Like i said in the Nazca intro, ask around town at the various travel agencies for the best price. I'd like to recommend NC Travel, it was $55 per person. The cheapest I found and they picked you and dropped you off at your hotel. Another great thing for those that can't speak spanish very well, they speak english at NC travel. Once you are picked up they take you to Hotel Nido del Condor, you'll watch a 45 minute video about the history and study of the Nasca Lines. This video is only in spanish. From here you are shuttled to the airport. Check in and then pay the 20 soles for the use of the airport. Again yes i think to pay to "use" the airport is a big scam, but you have to pay or you can board your plane tour.
Beware: Don't eat before the plane tour, if you might have a weak stomach. The pilots are great, they do a wonderful manuvour where they turn almost sideways to allow better viewing. Doing this side turn twice at each drawing, allowing for the left and right sides to view, can really begin to turn the stomach!
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Nasca lines
You can go on to Nasca and stay there (e.g. Hotel Maison Suisse, just in front of the Nasca airport) in order to overfly the lines the next morning (with AeroIca) and then return to Lima in the afternoon.
Have a look at:
http://www.aeroica.net/home.html (also info about the hotel, they work together closely).
Another option is to stay in Ica: Hotel Las Dunas.
They organise trips from their hotel to the Nasca lines.
For buses Lima-Ica-Nasca: Cruz del Sur.
Climb Maria Reiche Observation Tower
If you are afraid of small planes, or loop the loops at heights then this is the only other way to see the Nazca lines. The Maria Reiche Tower is located on the way out of town approx 30km north of Nazca. The tower is named after a german researcher Dr Maria Reiche who believed the lines were an Astronomical Calendar indicating the direction of stars, planets, and solar solstices. For 5sols you can choose to go up the tower, where you will see 3 of the lines, including the tree. But to be honest, this can not compare to the view from a plane, so if you are set on seeing the lines then you are best off stomaching the plane experience and taking the climb up the tower after for a closer view.
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Flying over Nazca Lines
The only real way to actually really get to see the Nazca lines is to fly over them. A 75 minute experience in a small plane will take you up over each of the different designs which are etched into the earth below. The pilot will also perform a series of acrobatics both to get you the best view and for a bit of a thrill, so it is recommended not to take the trip on a full stomache. The amount of lines along the desert floor and the intricacy of the designs will amaze you. It is really incredible to imagine how they got there and continue to stay for our viewing pleasure. The flight costs US$50pp (plus an additional airport tax of 15sols).
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The Nazca Lines are a series of lines and geoglyphs located in the Nazca Desert, a high arid plateau that stretches more than 80 kilometers.
They were created by the Nazca culture between 200 BC and AD 700. There are many very straight lines and hundreds of stylized figures, like an owl, hummingbird, spider, monkey, fish, whale, llama and lizard.
The Nazca lines were made by merely kicking off the top layer of sand to reveal sand of a slightly different colour below. Yep, that's it! So, it is always possible to kick the sand back, thereby destroying the lines and figures!! The reason the lines remained for nearly 2000 years is because of the extremely dry, arid and windless nature of the region here. Also, future cultures probably were clueless to the existence of the lines.
Just look at the poor lizard, its body was unfortunately cut into 2 by the Pan-American Highway because at the time of building the highway, no one knew about the lines.
The Nazca lines can only be appreciated from the air. So, since the Nazca people could not have seen their work (always presumably they have no means of flight 2000 years ago), the purpose of building these lines and HOW they were built remain as unsolved mysteries even after decades of analysis.
To enjoy the Nazca Lines, you have to take a flight. This light aircraft turns and spins around to show you the lines and it is a seriously giddy ride. You take pictures through the glass window and I guarantee you will knock your head on the window constantly as the aircraft flips and dips.
Do not take any food before the flight. As long as you have 1 guy in the aircraft who vomits, then, everyone will follow suit and none of you will see anything at all, just the bottom of the paper bag with er... stuff.
Competition is very high. The tour companies come and find you, so just arrive in Nazca and you will be the most popular guy in town. I think most of the prices and services are the same.
Besides the Nazca Desert Lines in Nazca, you may like to swing by the Cemeterio de Chauchilla. Grave-robbers had previously unearthed buried mummies and stolen all the good stuffs like jewellery and precious stones, etc.... The skulls, hair, teeth, thigh bones, etc... are all strewn all over the ground which you can spot easily.
In some of these graves, the authorities have simply dressed some skeletons and placed them there more for tidying up the place, then for authentic representation of the burial, i.e. these poses were not how the dead were buried in.
Note the hair of some of these skeletons. Long and plaited, you can definitely spot a Bob Marley.
You can easily combine a tour of the flight acros the Nazca Lines with a visit here.
Nasca Lines - Alien Handicraft or Human Boredom?
The Nasca lines are composed of cleared earth paths made in the shape of a monkey, spider, condor, man, and other figures on the flat, rocky plains of the desert near the southern cost of Peru. Some believe that the lines were created by aliens visiting the planet, but most historians agree that pre-Incan civilizations created the lines in the desert for reasons which have yet to be uncovered.
I opted to take the 6-hour long bus ride from Lima down the coast to visit the city of Nasca and took a 30-minute AeroCondor flight in a small Cessna to fly over the lines. If you can take a direct flight to Nasca from the Lima airport, it is recommended over the local bus service. The bus route was hot and slow, although it did provide an excellent window into the lives of the locals and provided views of the wide, cleared dirt expanses that comprised some of the figures along the sides of the highway.
The Nasca figures were fairly small from the windows of the Cessna, due to the high altitude at which the plane flew, and most of the shapes weren't as clearly defined as most photos indicate. My seat behind the pilot on the left side of the plane wasn't ideal as the pilot would bank the plane to the right when circling the figures, so I advise sitting on the right side of the plane if you plan to take photos.
Visit Chauchilla Cemetery
Approximately thirty minutes southeast of Nazca lies the Chauchilla Cemetery. Well worth visiting, the cemetery is a testament to the immense civilization that once thrived along the nearby riverbanks. Although most of the thousands of graves have been looted by grave robbers, leaving the skulls and skeletons (and broken pieces of pottery and bits of fabric) exposed to the elements, a few of the preserved graves have been protected and opened for easy viewing. Going with a local guide is highly recommended, but you don't need a guide to be impressed by the sheer size of the cemetery, which shows how important the site was to the Nazca culture.
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"I'll meet with the candidate, have them tell me their life story," Mr. Di Resta said. "Then I start asking my questions: Have you ever been sued? You say you've never voted for a tax increase — why does my research say different?
"You have to know what the other side is going to hit your candidate on. It's the Boy Scout motto. Be prepared."
Failure to do so can be disastrous. During the 2009 Annapolis mayoral race, Democratic candidate Zina Pierre was forced to drop out less than two weeks after winning a primary after reports surfaced that she had owned a house that went into foreclosure and faced lawsuits over unpaid debts. Arkansas Democrat Ken Aden ended his Congressional campaign last week when he was caught lying about his military and educational records.
"That sinking feeling when someone else discovers something negative about your candidate that you didn't know about?" Mr. Yedwab said. "Man, that's terrible."
Fair or foul?
Mr. Di Resta's class was having a debate. Democratic trackers recently had begun shooting video of wealthy Republican candidates' houses, then posting the footage online.
Was this ethical?
"It's creepy," said one student.
"If I can make one thing clear to you guys, this is something you never do as a tracker," Mr. Di Resta said. "Never. Always identify who you are. Videotape public events. And that's it."
Researchers, Mr. Di Resta explained, have a code. The information they gather has to be true. It also has to be relevant.
He tells a story: A few years ago, he was investigating a Republican candidate, a well-to-do lawyer who lived in a mansion. Mr. Di Resta examined his property tax records.
By taking a dubious agricultural deduction on his property, the Republican was paying less in taxes than his Democratic opponent — even though the latter resided in a less valuable home.
"He had a couple of acres and had parceled off a little piece, trying to portray himself as a farmer," Mr. Di Resta said. "He wasn't. That is fair game. We took that information, shot a video of his house and said, 'Hey, does this look like a farm to you?'
"Now, was that creepy? Or is that what a researcher does? A researcher is there to pick up facts."


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Esher railway station
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|51°22′48″N 0°21′09″W / 51.38°N 0.3526°WCoordinates: 51°22′48″N 0°21′09″W / 51.38°N 0.3526°W
|Grid reference
|Station code
|Managed by
|South West Trains
|Number of platforms
|4 (2 in use)
|DfT category
|Live arrivals/departures, station information and onward connections
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|Annual rail passenger usage*
|0.809 million
|0.818 million
|0.870 million
|1.090 million
|1.076 million
|1.023 million
|1.065 million
|1.088 million
|1.105 million
|Key dates
|Opened 21 May 1838
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|London and Southampton Railway
|London and South Western Railway
|Southern Railway
|21 May 1838
|Opened as Ditton Marsh
|c. 1840
|Renamed Esher and Hampton Court
|July 1844
|Renamed Esher and Claremont
|1 June 1913
|Renamed Esher
|National Rail – UK railway stations
|* Annual estimated passenger usage based on sales of tickets in stated financial year(s) which end or originate at Esher from Office of Rail and Road statistics. Methodology may vary year on year.
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Esher railway station is a mid-priority stop on the South Western Main Line operated by South West Trains in England. The station adjoins the north of Esher with two footpaths skirting around Sandown Park Racecourse, 300m after the main entrance of which is the linear, commercial aspect of the town. At off-peak times two trains per hour in both directions call at Esher; the termini being London Waterloo station by the South Bank, London and the larger Surrey town of Woking.
When the railway arrived here in 1838 immediately a minor request stop opened on a station built here and named Ditton Marsh as the wetter part of Ditton Common. The common marks the boundary separating what was then the west of Thames Ditton, from Esher. The station was opened on 21 May 1838, and the name was soon changed to Esher and Hampton Court about 1840.[1] It has since been renamed twice more: to Esher and Claremont[n 1] in July 1844, and to Esher on 1 June 1913.[2] It has also been shown as Esher for Claremont, or as Esher for Sandown Park in some timetables.[2]
The station and track is elevated with respect to the street level and recognisable by its distinctive wooden bridge, at an even higher level.[3]
A special gate on the platform opens directly onto Sandown Park racecourse, particularly on its largest race days.
At off-peak times two trains per hour in both directions call at Esher; the termini being London Waterloo station by the South Bank, London and the larger Surrey town of Woking.
During peak hours additional trains operate.[4]
To comply with distance travelled rules,[clarification needed] for longer distance destinations using stations to the south-west, Walton on Thames and Woking are the points of change for longer destinations, see stations below.
Former amenities[edit]
Two additional island platforms are disused and not accessible to passengers though passed by through trains.
Direct surroundings[edit]
The station is in the west of Weston Green which falls within the Esher post town. Within 10 metres is the start of Esher parish itself,[dubious ] which has since its early medieval creation included the Sandown Park grounds.[5][6][7] The station to the west has two footpaths skirting around Sandown Park Racecourse, 300m after the main entrance of which is the linear commercialised part of the town, followed by which are its other sublocalities: Lower Green, West End and Claremont. Esher is the closest railway station for all of Esher's buildings by road.[3] The eastern half of Weston Green is in the Thames Ditton post town and its closest station is on a short branch to Hampton Court, Thames Ditton railway station.
In film, television, fiction and the media[edit]
Esher railway station featured on Little Howard's Big Question, a children's TV show, when they confused the Dutch graphic and mathematical artist M. C. Escher with Esher and one of his drawings is mistakenly thought to be the railway station.
See also[edit]
Notes and references[edit]
- Notes
- ^ The reference from 1844 until 1913 was to Prince Leopold's Claremont House and Landscape Garden being 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south
- References
- ^ Butt, R.V.J. (1995). The Directory of Railway Stations. Yeovil: Patrick Stephens Ltd. p. 80. ISBN 1-85260-508-1. R508.
- ^ a b Butt 1995, p. 92
- ^ a b OS Map with Listed Buildings and Parks marked
- ^ Association of Train Operating Companies - official timetable
- ^ H.E. Malden (editor) (1911). "Parishes: Esher". A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 3. Institute of Historical Research. Retrieved 11 January 2014.
- ^ H.E. Malden (editor) (1911) Index Map Retrieved 11 January 2014.
- ^ Weston Green village boundaries The Church of England parish map. Retrieved 2014-01-11
|Preceding station
|National Rail
|Following station
|South West Trains
Waterloo to Woking
External links[edit]
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|Because of its sexual frankness and indictment of Victorian hypocrisy, Hardy's novel was considered shocking when it was published in 1891. It is the tale of Tess Derbeyfield, a young country girl whose rape by Alec D'Urberville, a distant aristocratic relative, leads to pregnancy. Tess's baby dies, and she finds work as a dairymaid at a farm where no one knows her story. There she falls in love with and marries a young farmer named Angel Clare, but when Angel finds out about his wife's past, he is horrified, and deserts her. Tess meets Alec again--now a reformed character who has become an itinerant preacher--and lives with him as his wife. When Angel returns for her and finds her with Alec, he leaves her again--and Tess, in despair, stabs Alec--the cause of all her woes--and kills him. She and Angel are reunited, but only briefly: Tess is taken into custody and will be tried for murder and hanged. The cynical and sophisticated Alec's seduction of a country girl, and the self-righteous Angel's destructive idealization of her, can be seen as symbols of the city's ruthless exploitation of the English countryside--a common theme in Hardy's fiction.
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I always use wipes. As urine breaks down it can become very irritating to the skin. Besides, it's urine and it's gross.
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A stressed-out single mom and a former contestant seeking redemption scored the two four-chair swivels of the night Tuesday as The Voice's coaches inched closer to completing their teams during the fourth night of blind auditions.
The coaches' powers of persuasion – and sharp elbows – were on full display during the final showstopping performance of the night when Ashley DuBose, a single mother/programmer analyst from St. Paul, Minn., arguably outshone Rihanna while singing the Grammy winner's hit "Diamonds."
"Your voice cuts like a razor through this entire place," coach Adam Levine told the 23-year-old. "Those are the voices that make it real far on this show."
Fellow coach Cee Lo Green added, "I believe you've met [Rihanna's] bar on it and expounded upon it. She will feel you've done her justice."
While Christina Aguilera summed up her performance this way: "I was waiting for something to happen and nothing went wrong. I thought, 'I'm stupid if I don't press my button right now.'"
Dubose ultimately chose to join Team Adam, calling it a gut move.
A former contestant seeking a second chance got it, and then some, when he earned the other four-chair turn of the night. James Irwin, 31, failed to turn any chairs in his blind audition last season, but said he spent the past year focusing on his budding music career – and it showed.
The coaches praised his evocative version of REM's "Losing My Religion." The song has added poignancy in the context of Irwin's backstory – last season he revealed that he and his wife lost their identical twin daughters shortly after their birth, an experience he likened to "getting to look inside heaven but told you can't stay." (They now have a young son.)


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The T-Rex of the OCEAN? Fossil reveals 85-million-year-old Prognathodon had speed-enhancing fin that made it master of the seas
- Archaeologists have discovered an 'extraordinary' skeleton of a Prognathodon in central Jordan with part of its soft tissue preserved
- The terrifying creatures, which lived 85 million-years-ago, could grow up to 17 metres long and weigh as much as 20 tonnes
- Comparing the fossil to modern sharks, Swedish scientists concluded the lizard was a good swimmer with a highly specialised tail fin
A giant lizard that ruled the prehistoric seas up to 85 million years ago, killing anything in its path, was a skilled hunter as deadly as a shark, Swedish scientists have said.
At a time when T-Rex roamed the land, the Prognathodon was the top predator underwater, using its tail fin to propel itself at speed and grab prey ranging from turtles to sharks.
The terrifying creatures could grow up to 17 metres long, weigh as much as 20 tonnes and would have spent most of the day swimming near the seabed stalking their next meal from the cover of seaweed and rocks.
A giant lizard that ruled the seas 85 million years ago was as deadly as a shark, Swedish scientists have said. The Prognathodon used its tail fin to propel itself at speed and grab prey ranging from turtles to sharks. A fossil, skeleton diagram and illustration of the creature is pictured
Being caught in the jaws of a Prognathodon meant almost certain death, although the lizards were still vulnerable to attack themselves, with one fossil bearing the marks of a shark bite in its spine.
The latest and best specimen was dug up from rocks in central Jordan, with part of its soft tissue preserved, including the perfect outlines of its tail fin and flippers.
A member of the mosasaur family, the marine reptile discovered measured just five feet long and was a juvenile when it died. It would have ended up six times its size had it lived.
Although early members of the genus possessed body shapes similar to today's monitor lizards, their bodies have traditionally been portrayed as long, sleek animals with broad tapered tails.
This led to the idea that they were slow swimmers but the new fossil described in Nature Communications has a crescent-shaped tail fin similar to whales and extinct marine reptiles called ichthyosaurs that resembled dolphins.
The latest and best specimen was dug up from rocks in central Jordan, with part of its soft tissue preserved, including the perfect outlines of its tail fin and flippers, which indicates the lizard was a highly efficient swimmer
- Mosasaurs breathed air, were powerful swimmers, and were well-adapted to living in the warm, shallow seas prevalent during the Late Cretaceous Period.
- Mosasaurs were so well adapted to this environment that they gave birth to live young, rather than return to the shore to lay eggs
- The smallest-known mosasaur was Carinodens belgicus, which was about 3.0 metres long
- Larger mosasaurs were more typical and Hainosaurus holds the record for longest mosasaur, at 17.5 metres long
- Mosasaurs had a body shape similar to that of modern-day monitor lizards but were more elongated and streamlined for swimming.
- Their limb bones were reduced in length and their paddles were formed by webbing between their elongated digit-bones.
Comparing the fossil to modern sharks led scientists to the conclusion mosasaurs were very good swimmers and their highly specialised tail evolved independently in several groups that occupied similar environments.
Dr Johan Lindgren, of Lund University in Sweden, said they were similar swimmers to sharks, 'a finding that significantly expands our understanding of the level of aquatic adaptation achieved by these seagoing lizards.'
He described the skeleton, which is complete save for the head and part of the tail, as 'extraordinary'.
Dr Lindgren said: 'The bones are generally in a pristine condition and retain their original three-dimensional shape, although some skeletal elements were fractured or lost during the excavation of the fossil; the latter are now represented by natural moulds.
'In addition, plant rootlets have penetrated and partially dissolved a string of vertebrae near the end of the tail.
'The exposed elements of the pectoral girdle and rib cage are somewhat disturbed and the latter structure has suffered slight crushing; otherwise, the skeleton is in nearly perfect articulation, preserving, for example, a virtually complete, hydrofoil-like forelimb surrounded by skin impressions.'
The terrifying creatures could grow up to 17 metres long, weigh as much as 20 tonnes and would have spent most of the day swimming near the seabed stalking their next meal from the cover of seaweed and rocks
Mosasaurs breathed air, were powerful swimmers and were so well adapted to living in the warm, shallow seas prevalent during the Late Cretaceous period that they gave birth to live young, rather than return to the shore to lay eggs.
Dr Lindgren said: 'The findings in the present study on Prognathodon, along with recent previous work on the streamlined body shape, keeled scales and modified limbs provide compelling evidence derived mosasaurs were hydrodynamically advanced animals capable of high efficiency swimming.
'Moreover, the emerging evidence suggests aquatic adaptations evolved relatively quickly within the group, that is, within less than 10 million years.'
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After a year of protests and litigation, details of a settlement opening the way for a new operator for Long Island College Hospital (LICH) were revealed in state Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Friday.
While the agreement does not guarantee that LICH will continue to operate as a hospital, its structure insures that bidders proposing a hospital will jump to the top of the pack in a new RFP (Request for Proposals) process. The RFP could be issued as early as Thursday, lawyers said, assuming approval comes Monday.
Raised in Brooklyn, director Spike Lee, one of contemporary cinema's most celebrated figures, will speak at Pratt Institute on Feb. 25 in honor of Black History Month. The filmmaker, producer and writer will speak to Pratt community members and the general public at this free event, sharing thoughts on his road to success, the themes that resonate through his work and the cultural impact of his career.
Attorneys for the State University of New York (SUNY) and advocates for Long Island College Hospital (LICH) announced on Thursday at state Supreme Court in Brooklyn that they had worked out a settlement so sweeping that history was being made.
After more than 30 hours of round-the-clock negotiations, lawyers for both sides declared before state Supreme Court Justice Johnny Lee Baynes, "We have a settlement!" but added that their clients had to formally vote to finalize the process before exact details could be publicly announced on Friday.____________________
Lutheran HealthCare rang in the Chinese New Year with a week-long series of events at several of its southern Brooklyn locations, including the Shore Hill Neighborhood Center in Bay Ridge and Augustana Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation in Sunset Park.
This is marks the Year of the Horse on the Chinese calendar.
Lutheran HealthCare is the entity that operates the hospital Lutheran Medical Center as well as a host of family health clinics in neighborhoods such as Sunset Park, Park Slope, Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst.
Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) has partnered with local small business Four & Twenty Blackbirds to open a new café in BPL's Central Library, offering signature custom-made pies, Stumptown coffee, sandwiches and other items. A limited menu of coffee and snacks is now available, with the full menu available in early March.
On Tuesday morning, Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke about his Vision Zero plan to combat the deaths of innocent bystanders killed by drivers who break the law. Speaking at a community council meeting at 160 Schermerhorn St. that same night, the 84th Precinct Captain Maximo Tolentino was quick to embrace that plan.
UPDATE TWO: Lawyers working around the clock are very close to announcing a settlement in the case of Long Island College Hospital (LICH), attorney Jim Walden of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, who represents six pro-LICH community groups, said Thursday morning.
The Brooklyn Heights Association's Annual Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 27, 7 p.m. at the Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street.
The guest speaker this year is Clay Shirky, who will speak about what the Internet does to culture.
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