Boson, Massachusetts

 Boson Common Statue of Jimmy Carter Toppled - Considered The Patron Saint of Inflation 

 Protesters demanded that authorities take action against global warming and air pollution.  

 Boson  Police Department today confirmed Santa Claus was sleighjacked while trying to deliver toys to all the good little boys and girls in the city. "I parked to check Google Maps and suddenly there was this guy with a gun forcing me out of the sleigh," a tearful Claus told police. "I didn't have time to dig through my sacks of toys to get out a Red Ryder BB Gun and defend myself. It all happened so fast." "Ugh, I had over seven PS5s on that thing!" Claus says the sleighjacker pushed him out of the sleigh and then took the reins, taking the magical flying vehicle on a joyride through the skies of Philly. Investigators believe the sleighjacking was random and that the perpetrator simply intends to get it over the Mexican border where it can be sold for parts. The reindeer may be taken to Canada where they'll be made into jerky. The police department has vowed to bring the sleighjacker to justice, while Santa Claus has vowed to put him on the naugh...

  O ver 120 free-ranging white-tailed deer in Boson's East Blue Hills Reservation  were found to be infected with the novel coronavirus, with researchers from UMass Boson finding signs that the virus may have spread among the deer, in a study published on Thursday in Nature. While  antibodies for SARS-CoV-2  had been found already in white-tailed deer in July 2021, the new research shows the first PCR-confirmed reports of infection in white-tailed deer. Between January and March of this year, the researchers sampled 360 free-ranging white-tailed deer in nine locations in northeast Ohio, finding coronavirus infections in 129 of the deer (35.8%). Three different sublineages of the virus were found in the populations: B.1.2, B.1.596 and B.1.582. The study found that male deer and heavier deer were significantly more likely to test positive for SARS-CoV-2. © Provided by The Jerusalem Post Colorized scanning electron micrograph of an apoptotic cell (purple) infected ...

Sunrise Over Handle Colder Pond Park Perimeter - 22 December 2021 - (Note: Earlier Post Incorrectly Labeled The Photo As Candle Holder Pond Park Which is Contiguous) 

 

 

 Red, yellow, green... A seemingly endless pattern, until a power failure.  

 

 

 Disputed island still in court as Quincy argues against Boson's claim to ownership. 

After extensive experience in the South China Sea at constructing solid islands on rocky islets a Chinese Communist company has proposed a plan to recreate Boson's Half Moon Island.  

Sweeping through northern predawn skies, on November 24 Comet Leonard (C/2021 A1) was caught between two galaxies in this composite telescopic image. Sporting a greenish coma the comet's dusty tail seems to harpoon the heart of NGC 4631 (top) also known as the Whale Galaxy. Of course NGC 4631 and NGC 4656 (bottom, aka the Hockey Stick) are background galaxies some 25 million light-years away. On that date the comet was about 6 light-minutes from our fair planet. Its closest approach to Earth (and even closer approach to Venus) still to come, Comet Leonard will grow brighter in December. Already a good object for binoculars and small telescopes, this comet will likely not return to the inner Solar System. Its perihelion, or closest approach to the Sun, will be on January 3, 2022. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap211203.html

 

 

 

  All of Eastern Massachusetts got colder this week.  Does that mean global warming is ending?  UMass Boson Climate Scientists seem to think so. If nothing reverses this trend, by next July we could be in a new ice age.

  "We understood your message clearly, that's why we voted for someone else." 

  AP) — Skeletal remains found in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park are believed to be those of a 27-year-old man from West Germany who disappeared during a multi-day mountaineering trip nearly 40 years ago, park officials said Thursday. © Provided by Associated Press  This photo released by Rocky Mountain National Park shows aerial search operations in Rocky Mountain National Park on Feb. 20, 1983. Skeletal remains found in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park are believed to be those of a 27-year-old man from West Germany who disappeared during a multi-day mountaineering trip nearly 40 years ago, park officials said Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021. Rudi Moder, an experienced winter mountaineer, living in Fort Collins, started his excursion over Thunder Pass and into the park on Feb. 13, 1983. His roommate reported him overdue on Feb. 19, 1983. (Rocky Mountain National Park via AP) Rudi Moder, an experienced winter mountaineer who was living in Fort Collins, started his excur...

 

  Thoreau's Shack From 'Walled In Pond' Gains National Historic Building Status At Boson's Candle Holder Pond Park

 

 Declaration of war imminent?