HN user

williamhpark

477 karma
Posts41
Comments5
View on HN
www.acast.com 9y ago

Podcast: How China is planning to outlaw human drivers

williamhpark
3pts0
www.acast.com 9y ago

John Bradley, Samwell from GoT, on his fear of dogs

williamhpark
1pts0
edition.cnn.com 10y ago

4 climbers die in 4 days on Mount Everest

williamhpark
2pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The invisible language of trains, boats, and planes

williamhpark
64pts8
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Why are we eternally fascinated by serial killers?

williamhpark
3pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The world's most powerful corporation

williamhpark
2pts0
psychcentral.com 10y ago

Heavy Use of Social Media Linked to Depression in Young Adults

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

My time as a UFO investigator for the government

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The hunt for a million-dollar haul of ocean gold

williamhpark
17pts1
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Stockholm is the best city in the world for working families

williamhpark
2pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

A machine that folds your laundry is finally here

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The problem with Everest's 200+ dead bodies

williamhpark
4pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Myths about autism

williamhpark
46pts34
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Why the US stores 700M barrels of oil underground

williamhpark
137pts94
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Max Livesey smells excrement and skunks whenever a storm is brewing

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The challenges of building a hypersonic airliner

williamhpark
26pts45
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The Cold War nuke that fried satellites

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Better and worse ways to spot a liar

williamhpark
256pts139
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The lost tunnels of Liverpool

williamhpark
74pts10
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Is alcohol actually bad for you?

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Following WWII, a plan to use a Nazi rocket to put a Briton in space

williamhpark
54pts41
www.bbc.com 10y ago

The 'unique properties' of attention spans – BBC

williamhpark
2pts0
www.bbc.com 10y ago

Do junior doctors cause more deaths?

williamhpark
1pts0
www.standard.co.uk 10y ago

Jimmy Iovine Interview: Producer Talks Apple Music and Taylor Swift’s Wrath

williamhpark
1pts0
news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: Have you ever completed notpr0n, or do you know someone who has?

williamhpark
1pts0
www.bbc.com 11y ago

The hidden lab where bankcards are hacked

williamhpark
37pts10
www.bbc.com 11y ago

How worried should you be about artificial intelligence?

williamhpark
3pts0
www.bbc.com 11y ago

The secret codes of British banknotes

williamhpark
64pts61
www.bbc.com 11y ago

The Myth of Universal Beauty

williamhpark
2pts0
www.bbc.com 11y ago

Are you a super-recogniser? The skill the police are using to hunt criminals

williamhpark
2pts1

Thanks for pointing this out. I left 'Nazi rocket' in as I felt it was essential to the point of the article: A story about clamour to obtain wartime tech to repurpose for space exploration.

The reason for the change is simple. The one misleading term in the title is the word 'Briton'. A Briton is not a British person, but rather an archaic term for a Celtic person who inhabited ancient Britain.

I thought it would be FAR more click-baity to suggest an ancient Celt tried to reach space in a rocket.