Following Up, Part 2. Down the Rabbit Hole: Arms Exports and Qaddafi's Cluster Bombs
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Following Up, Part 2. Down The Rabbit Hole: Arms Exports And Qaddafi's Cluster Bombs
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Hole in the Antarctic Ice
Ice Tube
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Each string of sensors (illustration below) carries data to a computing center at the surface.
Images: IceCube/University of Wisconsin-Madison/NSF
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What Is a Priest Hole?
A priest hole is a secret compartment which is designed to accommodate one or more people, along with a few objects. Priest holes were originally built to shelter Catholic priests from the Elizabethan government, and they were later used to hide precious belongings and to hide an assortment of radicals and dissidents. Such holes are generally very small, as visitors to Elizabethan manors can attest, and they were designed...
What Is a Priest Hole?