Aurora Borealis May Have Contributed To Sinking of Titanic, Suggests Meteorological Researcher - Science Times

While it may be unusual to see the aurora borealis located in someone's kitchen it's not unheard of. But the northern lights sinking the mightiest monument to mankind's hubris? It's a maverick proposition from Mila Zinkova, but not exactly what one would expect considering Erika P.'s headline. Speaking as an astronomer, the pull quote of "a faint glow in the sky ahead on the starboard quarter, the first gleams, we thought, of the coming dawn" lends itself to skepticism as the same description can be applied to the zodiacal light. As The Anomalist has pontificated before, water is weird. Four possible states, numerous forms of ice, expands when it freezes, etc., and despite being pervasive we only know it's wet. The mystery deepens with a Supercooled Two-In-One Discovery Explaining Bizarre Water Behavior. Supercooled water is very nifty, just watch for yourself. From Greg Kimmel and Bruce Kay's recent paper on the topic, it's almost as if water is eerily conscious and chooses how to react to the environment. Also from the annals of science those Mysterious Circles In The Desert Are Explained By Alan Turing's Theory From 70 Years ago. Just like water can seemingly choose a stable pattern for its structure depending on its environment, a uniform system, the same goes for those mysterious fairy circles. Maybe humans could eventually decode the patterns to make first contact with a nonhuman intelligence on Earth? (CS)

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