THE SCALE OF THINGS: Feeling small? Warning: The following images could exacerbate the problem. On July 13,…
Cern has produced anti matter . how long before we find the Higgs Boson particle in the standard model of…
Link. The clinical trials included in the review took place in South Africa, Uganda, and Kenya between 2002 and…
Monday, September 8, 2008 World's biggest atom smasher is set to become operational this week Alexander…
I always found human evolution-past, present, and future- to be fascinating. I especially love this artice in msnbc.…
lets discuss the Krebs cycle you wanna know why because Im bored and I cannot go to sleep. I've had three tylenol pm's…
by Brad Steiger Cataclysmic changes in the Earth's crust. I find myself now in the seventh decade of…
A Swinburne astrophysicist has leapt another hurdle in the path to proving that our fundamental theories of physics…
?Humans haven't evolved in the societies they currently live…
The matter between Einstein's ears January 15, 2005 The brain of a genius reveals some, but not all, of the…
Forget malls, islands, and aircraft carriers. I'm convinced that Niagara Falls is the best zombie hideout. Here's why:
1) The US border is right there. Border security has been beefed up bigtime since 2001 and would give zombies a difficult time. Even if zombies somehow overwhelmed this checkpoint, they'd still have to cross the Rainbow Bridge to enter Canada.
2) Niagara Falls is a massive source of hydroelectric power. In fact, it can provide enough electricity to power a million homes. I'm guessing the power grid would shut off during an apocalypse, so finding a place with so much power is invaluable.
3) The area is surrounded by food-producing farms. Most importantly, it's full of farmers who know what they're doing.
4) Several buildings around Niagara Falls serve as perfect observation points. Even better, they're filled with food and other supplies/entertainment.
5) The region surrounding Niagara Falls contains a whole bunch of natural obstacles for zombies. The north side is bordered by Lake Ontario, while the south is protected by Lake Eerie. At the base of the falls is an 11km gorge that's nearly impossible to cross: it has massive drops and the water current is one of the fastest in the world.
Anyway, I challenge anyone on here to think of a better zombie hideout. Remember: it has to be a long-term solution (several months).