Wishbone the Skunk Becomes Family Pet in Chicago Home
Wishbone the skunk remains alive and content in the Stanton family living room in Chicago. Electrical contractor Carl Langkop of the Health Department warns the animal could pose a health risk while the family defends its place in the home and vows to fight any legal action.
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Santa’s high speed voyage explained by two physicists
Two University of Chicago Ph.D. candidates propose an explanation for how Santa visits every world home in one night. They claim he travels near 70,000 miles per second, uses a rotating black hole at the North Pole for energy, and benefits from the Penrose process to gain power while time dilation keeps him young.
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