International Space Station Cooling System Malfunctions, NASA Says

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WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA says it is looking into a problem with a malfunctioning cooling pump on the International Space Station, but there is no immediate danger to the six crewmen on board.

Agency spokesman Kelly Humphries says the problem may eventually be serious, but is not an emergency at the moment.

Humphries says the faulty external pump stopped working but is now up and running. It is part of one of the two cooling systems aboard the orbital outpost. He says as a precaution, the three Russians, two Americans and one Japanese crew members aboard shut down some minor operating systems to reduce the power load.

Engineers are trying to figure out if this is hardware or software problem.

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Bomb Scare At Oklahoma Police Station Turns Out To Be A Burrito

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That salsa must have some punch.

An Oklahoma police station had a minor bomb scare this week after a man turned in a "suspicious package." It turned out to be a burrito.

The Oklahoma City resident found a thermos container in his backyard around 1 p.m. Thursday, local news outlet KFOR reports. There was foil sticking out of the top, and the man was unsure of what was inside, so he decided to drive it over to a local police station to be safe.

After he relayed the story to police, officers instructed him to leave the package outside as a precaution. A police bomb squad X-rayed the item but soon discovered that the container did not contain an explosive device -- just a delicious snack.

It's not immediately clear how the burrito came to be on the resident's lawn, or why it was in a thermos, but Oklahoma City police are none too thrilled that the man brought it into the station.

“If you think it might or could be dangerous, you should not touch or move it,” Capt. Dexter Nelson told The Oklahoman. “Call the authorities and we will investigate it there.”

Surprisingly, this is not the first time a burrito has been involved in a bomb scare. Earlier this year, a New Mexico man was arrested after he called the FBI's Public Access number and made a threat involving an explosive burrito.

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destroza una Play Station 4 delante de los que hacían cola para comprarla

?Te imaginas que llevas m?s de seis horas en la cola de una tienda para comprar la nueva Play Station 4 que ha salido al mercado?, pues m?s o menos llevar?an ese tiempo esperando las personas que guardan cola en este v?deo, sorprendidas de repente por un chico encapuchado que sale de la tienda con la nueva m?quina y para sorpresa de todos, coge y la rompe. Un mont?n de trastazos contra el suelo y patadas que le da a la Play reci?n comprada.

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