Cuban Bureaucracy and Black Market Still Press Cuban Government
Canadian Press reporter Jack Best describes progress against bureaucratic muddle in Cuba and ongoing strength of the black market amid shortages. Bureaucracy reforms include shorter bank lines and improved airport procedures, though red tape remains heavy for travelers and flights.
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Asphalt Lakes On Moon Reimagines Lunar Seas
Wellington chemistry professor Dr. A T Wilson proposes the moon’s flat surfaces are asphalt lakes formed from a petroleum and water mix. He argues heat liquefied the material, water vented to space, leaving an asphalt residue that creates the mare. He disputes dust and lava theories, citing surface properties supporting his idea.
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First Color Photos from Navy Dirigibles in 1930
The National Geographic Society captured the first successful natural color photographs from U.S. navy dirigibles in 1930. The milestone marked a new era in color imaging and aerial photography for geography and exploration.
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