Biggest Events of the Year 2015

France has had a rough year, with the Charlie Hebdo shootings, and now this. The vibrant tourist city of Paris was literally shut down, and everyone was fearful and sleepless. Even months after the incident, manhunts are continuing and the threat of terrorism remains high. I hope for a safer, peaceful 2016 for all of Europe, and the rest of the world.

Je Suis Paris.

What is ISIS's problem with France? Also why are France and the U.S. just using air strikes to fight ISIS?! They need some troops on the ground especially France since they were attacked by ISIS

This was terrible

Started in 2015, when a rising number of refugees and migrants began to make the journey to the European Union to seek asylum, travelling across the Mediterranean Sea, or through Southeast Europe. They come from areas such as the Middle East (Syria, Iraq), Africa (Eritrea, Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan,Gambia), South Asia (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh) and the Western Balkans (Serbia, Kosovo, Albania)

They know damn well not to settle in Serbia. Next thing you could know is that your neighbor was part of the Serbia Strong video.

Crisis is the correct word!

Since they did not come to a population control agreement, it's pretty irrelevant in the long run. We and the environment are toast without substantial population control.

Killed over 9,000 people and injured more than 23,000. It occurred at 11:56 Nepal Standard Time on 25 April

The only major downside of Windows 10 is that the Windows logo is no longer colorful.

I, am never downgrading!

It is not known if Kepler-452b is a rocky planet or a small gas planet, but based on its small radius, Kepler-452b has a reasonable chance of being rocky. It is not clear if Kepler-452b offers habitable environments. It orbits a G2V-type star, like the Sun, with nearly the same temperature and mass and 20% more luminous. However, the star is six billion years old, making it 1.5 billion years older than the Sun. At this point in its star's evolution, Kepler-452b is receiving 10% more energy from its parent star than Earth is currently receiving from the Sun. If Kepler-452b is a rocky planet, it may be subject to a runaway greenhouse effect similar to that seen on Venus

Probably correct that we will not find Earth 2.0 "In our lifetime", but with literally billions of stars out there, and as we discover that the majority have multiple planets, the likelihood of there being numerous Earth-matches is 100-percent. Its only a matter of time.