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In all the planets of our home galaxy, humankind happens to discover itself on a planet that is perfectly suitable for life. Earth isn’t without its dangers, however. He’s so worried that he thinks we have to get off Earth and grow into a multi-planet species as soon as possible, according to an article posted by blogger Tim Urban called How (and Why) SpaceX Will Colonize Mars. Musk’s thought is quite straightforward. Perhaps by the time the next huge asteroid heads our way, we’ll have the equipment to protect the planet or redirect the space rock. But if it’s something a bit more disastrous, like a neighboring star exploding, we may all get vaporized. Musk says we certainly can’t afford to just wait around and find out. In his article, Urban provides us another way to think about it: Visualize Earth as a hard drive, and every single species is a word document saved on that hard drive. The hard drive has already been crashed at least five times, and each time it misses a

The ancient Egyptian Queen Te has finally been revealed, thanks to the use of high-tech CT scans and facial recognition software. Queen Te lived during the 18th Dynasty of Egypt, during the reigns of Pharaohs Amenhotep III and Akhenaton. Her mummy was discovered in Amenhotep III’s tomb along with several other mummies. Queen Te’s mummy was in a poor state of preservation, with her face being the most damaged. However, using CT scans and facial recognition software, experts were able to reconstruct her face with amazing accuracy. Queen Te was a beautiful woman, with large eyes, high cheekbones, and full lips. She was definitely a queen worthy of her title. Her reign was known for its stability and prosperity, and she is remembered as one of the most successful and respected rulers in Egyptian history. Queen Te’s remarkable story serves as a testament to her strength, beauty, and power. Queen Te were discovered in Amenhotep III’s tomb When the remains of Queen Te were d

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If you were suddenly frozen in time, there are a few things (I’d imagine) you would rather not be caught doing. This is the unfortunate fate many believe to have befallen the “ masturbating man” of Pompeii. In 79 BCE, the ancient Roman city of Pompeii was buried in the volcanic ash of Mount Vesuvius, a volcano located in Italy’s Gulf of Naples. The bodies of over 1,000 inhabitants have been frozen in the moment of its eruption—including one suspected to be having his own eruption at the time. The plaster-cast body of this 2,000-year-old man can still be seen clutching himself tightly with his right hand. The photo was initially shared on Archaeological Park of Pompeii’s Instagram in 2017 and quickly exploded across the internet. The masturbating man became an immortalized meme. But was this man truly caught getting a hard-on while the volcano was getting its hot-on? The horny city of Pompeii Pompeii is remembered as a place of surprising liberality. Tourists continu