1997
Coverage of 1997 in the Nexus archive.
- Shaping up for a quiet first half of August across the Atlantic
The first half of August in the Atlantic hurricane season is typically quiet, with historical data showing some years starting with no tropical systems. 2022 saw a completely inactive August, and similar patterns in 2019 and 2023 suggest potential for a slow start this year. Current models indicate low development odds for systems in the southeast U.S. and far east Atlantic through mid-August, with activity likely to increase later in the season.
- Baby found in campground toilet in 1997 in Michigan ID'd through genetic genealogy
A baby found dead in a portable toilet at a Michigan campground in 1997 was identified through genetic genealogy. A similar discovery of a baby in a music festival toilet three decades later prompted renewed attention to the case.
- Let's compile Quake like it's 1997
The article explores compiling the video game Quake using 1997-era tools and methods. It highlights technical details about retro software development practices and tools available in the mid-1990s.
- Keir Starmer defends policy choices in rebuttal of Blair’s criticism
Keir Starmer dismissed Tony Blair’s criticism of his government’s policies, arguing that the current situation differs significantly from 1997 and that his administration is implementing necessary measures for today. Starmer stated Blair misunderstands the government’s achievements during a visit to an apprentice training center in west London.