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/ 30 January 2008
An asteroid that exploded over Siberia a century ago, leaving 2 072 square kilometres of scorched or blown down trees, was not nearly as large as previously thought, suggesting a greater danger for Earth. The asteroid that destroyed the forest at Tunguska had a blast force equivalent to one-quarter to one-third of the 10- to 20-megaton range.
Norm Schreifels is building a 495 square-metre dream home with unimpeded views of the Sandia Mountains, an outdoor dining room that faces the city lights and a handful of plazas and portals that take advantage of New Mexico’s weather. At first glance, the home would send any conservationist into a frenzy.
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/ 20 September 2004
Roy Disney said he had heard the myths at Walt Disney for a long time — that Salvador Dali’s artworks from a long-forgotten project were somewhere in the studio’s archives. It turned out not to be a myth. The artwork — which Disney valued at -million to -million — sat in the studio unseen by the public for 58 years. That is, until now.