SHIP REPORTED MISSING IN BERMUDA TRIANGLE 58 YEARS AGO, FOUND BY NOMADS IN MIDDLE OF SAHARA DESERT!?

 

The discovery of a 500-foot long ship weighting almost 16,000 tons in the middle of the desert, more than 1,200 miles inland from the Mediterranean Sea, was a very unusual event for the nomads who found it. But the mysterious discovery was even stranger than it appeared: The ship was identified as the SS Marine Sulphur Queen, a T2 tanker converted to carry molten sulphur, noted for its disappearance in 1963 in the Bermuda Triangle with 39 crewmen onboard. The Libyan military dispatched soldiers to protect the wreck from looting while investigators of the National Police try to determine how the ship got there. Libyan National Army spokesman, Muhammad al-Zarih, says no signs of the 39 crewmen were found, neither corpses or personal belongings. "the cabins are totally empty, the cargo has disappeared, even parts of the ship are gone. The only items we found seem linked to looters rather than the crew.” Mr. al-Zarih says the wreck appears to have been there for several decades and was visibly looted many years ago. “There were soviet cigarettes butts and packaging from the 1980’s onboard, as well as cans and trash from the same time period, as if the ship had been inhabited by squatters.”

Libyan National Army spokesman, Muhammad al-Zarih, says looters and squatters have greatly compromised chances of determining how the ship got from the coast of Florida to the middle of the Sahara Desert.

Investigators still hope to find clues on board that could help explain the mysterious fate of the ship and its crew members. The SS Marine Sulphur Queen disappeared in 1963 near the southern coast of Florida, with 39 crewmen onboard. In the investigation, the Coast Guard determined that the ship was unsafe and not seaworthy, and never should have sailed. The final report suggested four causes of the disaster, all due to poor design and maintenance of the ship. The discovery of the ship’s remain more than 10,000 miles from its last known location suggests the cause of its disappearance may have been totally different.

New Jersey man obtains right to marry his dead mother after an 8-years legal battle.

                                           

Francis Murphy and his mother, Dolores Smith, formed a couple for seven years and were planning to get married and have children when she died from a heart attack four days before the ceremony in 2013. The grieving man has been fighting for years for the right to become legally engaged to her despite her demise in order to be allowed to use her eggs preserved frozen in a fertility clinic to have a child. Francis Murphy was extremely happy with the judgment, saying he had to face a lot of discrimination concerning love between consenting adult relatives. And Francis Murphy said "The state of New Jersey is full of narrow-minded stuck up bureaucrats. No matter how long I explained, it always came back to the fact that I couldn’t marry her because she was my mother, and that she was dead. I had to prove them wrong!" The 49-year old man hopes the court’s decision will allow other people facing similar situations to "stand up to discrimination and fight for their rights". And Francis Murphy said "Same-sex marriage is already allowed, no I just lifted another discriminatory barrier concerning marriage with relatives or dead loved ones. It’s a great day for New Jersey and the U.S." The judgment has stirred a lot of reaction on social media as well as from various organizations. Some LGBT and Civic Rights organizations have saluted the court’s decision while others have dissociated themselves from Mr. Murphy and his cause. Several religious and conservative organizations have expressed outrage or disgust, saying the decision “attacked the sacredness of marriage”. The judgment has drawn a lot of violent reactions and Mr. Murphy has even been placed under police protection after receiving death threats. Most experts believe that this judgment is very specific and won’t really affect the marriage law in New Jersey or elsewhere in the U.S.

3006 Years old man alive?

 

         Unfrozen 3,000 Year Old Man Still      Searching for Way to Describe Powder?

In stunning news, a 3,000 year old man has been discovered frozen alive in the far reaches of northern Norway. (In 2013) (3006 years old now.) After carefully unfreezing him, scientists were surprised to find that despite the incredibly long time he had to think the ice-bound man was still unable to find a way to describe skiing powder. The scientists remarked, “skiing has been around for about 5,000 years, you’d think we could have figured it out by now.” Found in a receding glacier, this ice man, represents the best opportunity in modern times to finally go beyond the cliches of “weightless” and “floating,” but alas powder skiing is set to be an “indescribable” feeling for a little while longer. The scientists continue, “we’re thinking about putting him back in the ice, he could supposedly have immortality. The scientists said "we’re thinking about putting him back in the ice, to give him some more time to think.”