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A rescue mission has recovered millions of pieces of weather data recorded during World War II. Climate scientists say the information can be used to understand how the world s climate has changed over decades.The information was shared in a study, published in the Geoscience Data Journal, and a news release shared by the University of Reading, the English institution two of the study s researchers were from. The third researcher was based in the United States.The data is based on weather observations that were made by crew members aboard 19 U.S. Navy stanley cup stanley cup ships during World War II. The news release announcing the study said that many observations of this kind were destroyed as an act of war, or simply forgotten due to the length of time they were considered classified. Data collected on one of the ships. Univers stanley cup ity of Reading The data studied in this case was classified until recently, said Praveen Teleti, the University of Reading research scientist who led the study, in the news release. Four thousand volunteers transcribed more than 28,000 logbook images from the U.S. Navy fleet stationed in Hawaii from 1941 to 1945. Within that dataset, there were 630,000 records and more than three million individual observations. The entries include information about air and sea surface temperatures, atmospheric pressure, wind speed and wind direction. There is also information rec Bzpy How Peloton s Robin Arz oacute;n faced stunning obstacles, then used them as fuel for greatness
SAMSON, Ala. -- Hogs aren t unusual in rural south Alabama, but Wade Seago said he d never seen anything like the 820-pound animal he shot and killed in his front yard.Seago told al that he and his daughter spotted the massive hog in their yard in Samson last week after the family s pet schnauzer Cruiser started barking. Cruiser had this huge hog confused with all of the barking and movement, Wade said. It was not a good situation. So the man got his .38-caliber handgun and took aim. It took three shots to drop the hog, Seago said, and he later weighed it on scales at a peanut company. Wild hogs are fair game to hunt from the air in Texas 01:58 yeezy Seago told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he plans to display the hog s stuffed head and ugg shoulders at his taxidermy shop. He said the rest of the remains were discarded on a friend s property. stanley cup It s so humid down here, it had to hang all night. I wouldn t trust the meat, he said.Seago didn t have any regrets about killing the hog, which had tusklike teeth that were 6 inches long. Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in damage annually, and hunters on private land can kill as many of them as they want under Alabama law. I didn t think twice about taking down this hog, Seago said. I d do it again tomo