• Space probe after 40 years flying now on edge of solar system

    Space probe after 40 years flying now on edge of solar system

    washington October 8, 2018 13:16 Hot Recent News

    The American spacecraft Voyager 2 is about to leave our solar system. After more than forty years of continuous flying, he has come to the edge, almost 18 billion kilometers from the earth. In a while, the probe enters the endless space between the stars. When that happens exactly, it is unpredictable, because scientists do not know exactly what the universe looks like there.

  • Historic Apple PC under the hammer
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    Historic Apple PC under the hammer

    boston August 27, 2018 12:48 Hot Recent News

    One of the first computers that Apple has ever made is auctioned. The device still works, says auction house RR Auction, which hopes for an amount of 300,000 dollars, almost 260,000 euros. The buyer receives, among other things, the original motherboard, without modifications, and an authentic manual.

  • Indestructible \u0026 # x27; loser \u0026 # x27; John McCain

    Indestructible \u0026 # x27; loser \u0026 # x27; John McCain

    washington August 26, 2018 06:16 Hot Recent News

    The conservative American soldier and politician John McCain became war hero as a prisoner of war and a powerful politician, despite unsuccessful attempts to become president. He came from a family of navy people and both his father and grandfather were admiral. He was born in the Channel Zone of the US in Panama at the end of August 1936. McCain also seemed to spend his entire life with the Navy for a long time.

  • Jimmy Carter prays for 'jerk' Donald Trump

    Jimmy Carter prays for 'jerk' Donald Trump

    new york March 31, 2018 18:00 Hot Recent News

    Jimmy Carter has little to do with the current president of America. Carter, who himself led the country from 1977 to 1981, was asked on television whether America wants 'an acorn as president'. To this he answered with a smile: 'Apparently, from these recent elections.'

  • Rape case Polanski deposited

    zurich November 9, 2017 09:51 Hot Recent News

    The public prosecutor in Switzerland has discontinued the investigation into a alleged rape by German actress Renate Langer by film director Roman Polanski. The investigation is terminated for procedural reasons because the case is banned according to the Swiss law.

  • Carter prepared for mission to North Korea

    new york October 22, 2017 06:57 Hot Recent News

    US President Jimmy Carter is willing to travel to North Korea on behalf of the US government to help reduce tension between Washington and the government in Pyongyang. The 93-year-old Carter told The New York Times that he had informed Herbert McMaster, Donald Trump's security advisor, that he was available.

  • Former security adviser Brzezinski passed away

    Former security adviser Brzezinski passed away

    washington May 27, 2017 06:18 Hot Recent News

    Zbigniew Brzezinski, former security adviser to US President Jimmy Carter, died on Friday at the age of 89. That has revealed his daughter Mika on social media. 'My father went peacefully tonight,' she writes on Instagram. It is not known what the exact cause of death is.

  • Roman Polanski motion rejected

    Roman Polanski motion rejected

    April 4, 2017 07:06 Hot Recent News

    A judge in Los Angeles has a request from Roman Polanski to make a statement rejected his forty-year-old rape case. The film director had asked the judge would determine his prison, before he returns to the US

  • Polanski no president César film awards

    Polanski no president César film awards

    January 24, 2017 10:03 Hot Recent News

    The Franco-Polish director Roman Polanski has retired as chairman of the jury of the awards of the national film award of France, Cesar. The 83-year-old Polanski is sad that the choice- to make him president- led by the actions of certain pressure groups to discord.

  • Record fine new fraudewet

    Record fine new fraudewet

    January 2, 2017 07:30 Hot Recent News

    US authorities have more fines in 2016 than ever handed out to corrupt companies through their Foreign Corruption Practices Act and. The law has become a cash cow for the White House.

  • British photographer David Hamilton (83) deceased

    British photographer David Hamilton (83) deceased

    November 25, 2016 22:18 Hot Recent News

    British photographer David Hamilton in his hometown of Paris, deceased at the age of 83. It has a source Friday reported to the police. Hamilton was best known for his portraits of young women. They are often pictures of scantily clad girls in a romantic, dreamy style.

  • Kenya will be green again

    Kenya will be green again

    nairobi September 8, 2016 20:09 Hot Recent News

    Kenya on Thursday presented an ambitious plan through reforestation and planting of useful plants to regain a green appearance. In the period to 2030, 5.1 million hectares will be returned to nature, an area the size of Costa Rica.

  • Clintons earned over 10 million in 2015

    Clintons earned over 10 million in 2015

    August 12, 2016 19:09 Hot Recent News

    Hillary Clinton and her husband Bill in 2015 earned more than $ 10 million and taking over 34 per cent tax paid. This is evident from the tax information of the Clintons who made public Friday the Democratic presidential candidate.

  • 'Executed nuclear scientist Iran
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    'Executed nuclear scientist Iran

    tehran August 6, 2016 22:45 Hot Recent News

    Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri, who was held captive since 2010 in his own country, was executed according to his family. His mother said Saturday the BBC that the body of Amiri has been transferred.

  • The bloody trail of the Red Army Faction
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    The bloody trail of the Red Army Faction

    July 26, 2016 12:15 Hot Recent News

    Killings, attacks and abductions. More than twenty years, Germany was in the grip of the radical left-wing terrorism of the Red Army Faction (RAF). Their armed resistance against the 'imperial system' took more than thirty people died, among them senior figures from business and politics.

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