Stanford historian See Siberian Route For Russian Pacific Power
Dr Anthony E Sokol Stanford naval historian told US Naval Institute Proceedings that Russia can move 29 to 360 ships along a Siberian coast route from May to September. He notes ice conditions and breakers ease passage and warns the US to fortify the Alaskan coast.
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Police Complaint Highlights Jail Cell Accommodation
A jailed man complained about his sleeping arrangements in his cell after being arrested while sleeping in a bank area. He questioned the suitability of his lodgings as police faced criticism for handling the incident and the improvised setup with available items.
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How Heavy Is the Milky Way
A Chicago Tribune note asks readers to estimate the Milky Way's mass. Thornton Page of the University of Chicago cites Earth and Sun mass ratios and challenges readers to compute the galaxy's heft from given figures.
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Wind Tunnel Advances Supersonic Research at Berkeley
The article notes a high speed wind tunnel at University of California Berkeley, capable of 950 mph in a compact stainless steel tube, with funding from naval and air authorities. It mentions ambitions of reaching 1800 mph and discusses broader scientific context and historical limits. Also briefly covers unrelated incidents and a Romanian prince playing on a local baseball team.
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