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won Jackpot of $1.7billion Powerball Ticket sold in California

Well, what are the odds? Someone who bought a Powerball ticket in California won the $1.7 billion prize Wednesday — almost three months after someone else in the Golden State won the last jackpot.

There was only one winning ticket in Wednesday’s drawing, according to the game’s website, which reset the jackpot to $20 million.

California Lottery’s website listed the winning ticket sale location as a market in Frazier Park, a small community of around 2,500 in Kern County between Bakersfield and Los Angeles.

The winning numbers drawn Wednesday were 22-24-40-52-64, and the Powerball was 10.

The prize had been rolling over since it was last won in mid-July, when it was $1.08 billion. That winning ticket was bought by someone in downtown Los Angeles.

The total prize rolled over and increased again for Wednesday’s drawing after no one won the $1.5 billion jackpot Monday night. 

The $1.765 billion jackpot won Wednesday is the second largest in the game’s history. The biggest Powerball jackpot was $2.04 billion, also won by someone in California, in November.

The odds of winning the top Powerball prize are 1 in 292.2 million.

Sunken ancient temples were found in a mysterious underwater city, with Egyptian and Greek treasures

• Archaeologists uncovered a treasure trove of ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts.

• It included gold and silver trinkets, likely used in ritual ceremonies to bless the pharaohs.

• They were found on the site of the sunken city of Thonis-Heracleion, which was lost until 2000.

Ancient Egyptian and Grecian artifacts has been uncovered in sunken temples in a mysterious underwater city off the coast of Egypt.

A team of archaeologists made the discovery while working to uncover the legendary site of Thonis-Heracleion an Egyptian port city that completely disappeared after sinking into the Mediterranean more than 1,000 years ago.