Aeronautical firefighters vehicles rush to the place to extinguish the flames of the aircraft. Images of the landing of a burning plane at the Daytona Beach International Airport (Florida, USA) have been disseminated on social networks. According to local press, the events occurred on Thursday and two people were on board the aircraft, none of whom was injured. The reasons that caused the fire are unknown.     In the images you can see the plane entering the runway with fire coming out of the back, while aeronautical fire vehicles rush to extinguish the flames.  

The two passengers are protected with a plastic layer with a hood, as well as masks and surgical gloves. Amid the outbreak of covid-19 coronavirus, which has already claimed the lives of more than 2,200 people worldwide, two passengers covered entirely in plastic, apparently for fear of being infected, were recorded during a flight in Australia. The images, captured by another passenger, show the protected couple with a plastic hooded cape, as well as masks and surgical gloves. "Now behind me on the plane. When you are very afraid of the coronavirus," says the comment to the video, which has already been seen more than 125,000 times.   Currently behind me on the plane. When you super scared of #coronavirus #COVID2019 pic.twitter.com/iOz1RsNSG1 — alyssa (@Alyss423) February 19, 2020 The flight in question covered the route between the city of Sydney and Hamilton Island, in a country where 15 confirmed cases of the coronavirus have been recorded to ...

The happy winner said he found 5 dollars in 25-cent coins while he was vacuuming the inside of his car. In Chapin, South Carolina (USA), a man won the biggest prize in the lottery after buying the winning ticket with coins he found inside his car while cleaning it, UPI reports. The happy winner said he found $ 5 in 25-cent coins while he was vacuuming the inside of his car, so he decided to invest it in the most expensive scratch ticket, which offers a maximum prize of $ 250,000. "I can't believe it," the man exclaimed in disbelief, when the store clerk informed him that he had won the 'jackpot'. For his part, the lucky winner said he will use his earnings to pay debts, take care of his family and do something fun.

Before starting chemotherapy, doctors removed seven immature ovules from the patient's ovaries, made them mature in the laboratory and froze them. A 34-year-old French woman who became infertile for cancer treatment gave birth after one of her immature eggs was matured, frozen and, five years later, thawed and fertilized. The unprecedented case is described in a study published Wednesday in the Annals of Oncology. Before starting chemotherapy for breast cancer, doctors removed seven immature ovules from the ovaries of the patient, who was then 29 years old, and used a technique called in vitro maturation (IVM) to allow them to develop further in the laboratory . Michael Grynberg, head of the Department of Reproductive Medicine and Fertility Preservation at the Antoine Béclère University Hospital, near Paris, offered women that option, as well as freezing the ovarian tissue, which was rejected as being too invasive. A pioneering and hopeful case Five years later, the patient had ...

A neighbor tried in vain to put out the fire with a hose from a nearby balcony. A Ferrari F40, classic car of the Italian manufacturer, produced between the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties of the last century, was devoured by the flames on a street in Monte Carlo (Monaco), as seen in a video shared this Wednesday in Instagram The recording shows how the supercar, red, is consumed by fire before the vain attempts of a neighbor to turn it off with a hose from a nearby balcony. Firefighters arrived in time to extinguish the fire, whose cause is still unknown, but the vehicle was badly damaged.         Ver esta publicación en Instagram #f40 Una publicación compartida de __S_M_I_H__ (@smih__carspotting) el 19 Feb, 2020 a las 12:24 PST

A Russian drone captures how both ships dock their bows and anchor in parallel with all their lights on. A quadcopter of the Atomic Energy Agency of Russia (Rosatom) filmed how those responsible for the nuclear icebreakers Taimyr and Vaigach approached these vessels until they almost touched somewhere in the Arctic Ocean. Some Russian media stressed that this 'kiss' that took place some night this winter was spectacular due to the lighting of both ships, built in the 80s as a result of cooperation between the USSR and Finland.   During this coupling, both vessels of more than 150 meters in length first approached the bows and then anchored in parallel. These icebreakers and others of their kind make their way to other ships through the floating or united ice found on the Northern Maritime Route.

The animal has been nicknamed Inspector Clouseau, in reference to the character immortalized by Peter Sellers in the series of film comedies of 'The Pink Panther'. The only known pink stingray in the world was photographed last week near the Australian island of Lady Elliot, located in the marine park that protects much of the Great Barrier Reef. The creature has been nicknamed Inspector Clouseau, in reference to the character immortalized by Peter Sellers in the 'The Pink Panther' movie series. The animal was first sighted in 2015, and at first the scientists assumed that the unusual color of its belly could be due to a genetic mutation or a skin infection, according to Australian Geographic.         Ver esta publicación en Instagram Its pink manta kind of monday today. The only pink manta in the whole world can be found cruising the shallow waters around lady elliot from time to time, around 8 times in ...

A surprising coincidence related to the decoration of the ring makes the owner of the ring believe that the finding contains a message for her. A silver ring lost in the city of Portland (USA) in 1973 has been found this year in a forest in Finland, US media report. The ring was found last January and returned to its owner thanks to the inscriptions that could be read inside. Likewise, a detail of its decoration generated a surprising coincidence. The Finn Marko Saarinen found the ring at a depth of about 20 centimeters when he tracked the ground of a forest near the city of Kaarina with a metal detector. The piece had written the name of a high school (Morse High School), the 1973 figures and the initials SM.   The man supposed that it could be a graduation ring, so he contacted the community of students of that school through his ...

A Scot noticed that her mare Aliyana kept sniffing the right side of her head, which led her to have more medical tests. Kelly Ann Alexander, a neighbor of the Scottish city of Blackburn, west of Edinburgh, says her mare Aliyana detected her brain tumor by sniffing it, reports the Scottish Daily Record newspaper. The 43-year-old woman had been suffering from seizures for several months, when she was diagnosed with epilepsy. However, Aliyana kept sniffing the right side of her head, a reaction that pushed her to return to the hospital and insist on the need for further analysis, which eventually revealed a low-grade brain tumor.   This is unbelievable! 😮She said after she began suffering seizures, Aliyana started to sniff the right side of her headhttps://t.co/Da9PXDIMvP — Edinburgh News (@edinburghpaper) February 17, 2020 "She [Aliyana] has adapted her behavior to help me and, looking back, I now realize that she was the first to understand ...

The pilot of a Boeing 777 shares those images in quick motion and adds information about the cities it flies over. French pilot Guillaume Laffon shared a video that shows how Earth looks from the cockpit of a commercial plane that made a night trip from Paría to Buenos Aires with a full moon. That aviator made this recording aboard an Air France Boeing 777 that covered the route between the capitals of France and Argentina and complemented that images in fast motion in 4K resolution with data on the landscapes that flew over.     Laffon has several graphic documents that he captured during his trips to various parts of the world.