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Lightning flies
Lightning flies











The automaker says it continues attracting new customers, with 50% of buyers coming from different brands. Keep in mind, however, Ford began delivering the electric pickup last May, so doubling sales over the previous year is to be expected. (Sample: “When I first got into this business I thought a punch line was organized drinking.”) BredenbeckCorp has digitized the jokes you can see some of them at /jokefile.Ford’s electric pickup, the F-150 Lightning, was its only purely electric vehicle to see sales rise compared to last year.į-150 Lightning sales reached 4,466 in the second quarter, up 118.7% compared to just over 2K last year. The comic, who died in 2012, wrote most of them, bought some from joke writers and accepted some from fans. Small.) She ended up giving her entire gag file-51 drawers containing 52,569 jokes, each typed on an index card, says Hanna BredenbeckCorp, a project assistant at the museum. (“Even if I end up in the zoo or with the mammals, I will be honored,” she wrote to Smithsonian Secretary Lawrence M. Diller offered to make a gift to the institution after hearing that the National Museum of American History had displayed Archie Bunker’s chair. Q: Did Phyllis Diller really donate her jokes to the Smithsonian? If you near the speed of light, time does slow down, so if you boarded a superfast spacecraft you would age more slowly than your relatives on Earth. It states that no material object can move faster than that speed and that the speed doesn’t change depending on your frame of reference. This serves as the basis of his special theory of relativity, which has been tested and confirmed by many scientists. In 1905, Albert Einstein realized that the speed of light is a constant of nature. Yes, on both counts, says Avi Loeb, a theorist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Q: Is the speed of light finite? Is it limited to 186,000 miles per second?

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Still, the Supreme Court has upheld the government’s right to hold citizens without trial or hearing in wartime. In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act, which formally apologized for the internment and compensated each surviving internee with $20,000. government did convict ten people of spying for Japan, and they were all Caucasian, says Adriel Luis, curator at the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center. Q: Of the 120,000 Japanese-Americans who were interned for security reasons during World War II, how many were convicted of spying against the United States? And few people venture out without a flashlight or other light on. Out West, it’s the adult females that glow, but only while they’re on the ground, and very faintly-so faintly their glow is hardly detectable even to a human eye fully adapted to the dark. Among Eastern species, males flash while they’re in flight to attract females those species don’t live farther west than Kansas, except for a few isolated populations. There’s kind of a firefly Continental Divide, and it has to do with flashing behavior among adults. Well, you can see fireflies in the West, but you have to look a lot harder, says Marc Branham, a research associate at the National Museum of Natural History and an associate professor of entomology at the University of Florida. Q: How come I see fireflies in New York, Illinois, Iowa and all through the South, but not in the West?











Lightning flies