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Month: November 2021

‘Megaspider’ is biggest of its kind we’ve ever seen, Australian reptile park says

By Rhea Mogul, CNN A massive funnel-web spider with fangs capable of piercing human fingernails has been donated to an antivenom program in Australia, sparking an appeal for its anonymous donor to come forward. Nicknamed “Megaspider,” the arachnid measures 8 centimeters (about 3 inches) foot to foot, with fangs 2 centimeters (about 0.8 inches) long,

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Ambulance driver admitted to drinking, smoking marijuana and taking Adderall before crash that killed patient, police say

By Chris Boyette, CNN A Georgia ambulance driver has been arrested and charged with driving under the influence and second-degree homicide-by-vehicle after he crashed the ambulance he was driving, killing the dialysis patient he was transporting, according to authorities. Kevin T. McCorvey, 34, was driving a private ambulance on West Campbellton Street in Fairburn just

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US says it ‘won’t tolerate’ Russia’s ‘reckless and dangerous’ anti-satellite missile test

By Kylie Atwood, Jim Sciutto, Kristin Fisher and Nicole Gaouette, CNN The US strongly condemned a Russian anti-satellite test on Monday that forced crew members on the International Space Station to scramble into their spacecraft for safety, calling it “a reckless and dangerous act” and saying that it “won’t tolerate” behavior that puts international interests

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El telescopio más potente jamás construido está a punto de cambiar nuestra forma de ver el universo

Ángela Reyes (CNN) — Durante décadas se ha estado preparando este momento. El lanzamiento del telescopio espacial James Webb, el principal observatorio de la NASA para la próxima década, está previsto para el 18 de diciembre desde la Guyana Francesa. El telescopio superó años de retrasos, que incluyeron una combinación de factores provocados por la

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Nigerian judicial panel condemns 2020 Lekki toll gate shooting as ‘a massacre’

By Stephanie Busari, Nima Elbagir, Gianluca Mezzofiore, Katie Polglase, and Barbara Arvanitidis, CNN Lethal violence committed by Nigeria’s military on the night of October 20, 2020 could be considered a “massacre,” a government-appointed panel concluded Monday — contradicting previous official accounts of the incident. The Judicial Panel of Inquiry and Restitution at the Lagos Court

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