Astronomers have done what was thought to be impossible – they captured the unseeable, a picture of a black hole, an object so dense, nothing, note even light, can escape it.
Category: Science and History
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Why do grapes in a microwave burst into brilliant, violent, white flames? It’s plasma, baby!
What plant or tree is best to grow for offsetting global warming and combating climate change?
The production of carbon dioxide and other “greenhouse gases” is further worsened by our purposeful destruction of trees. This is bad because trees absorb carbon dioxide and store it. The very thing that sucks carbon dioxide out of the air and helps reduce global warming causes is being destroyed at an alarming rate.
NASA launches fastest manmade object in history – Parker Solar Probe will travel more than 400,000 miles per hour and “touch” the Sun!
It hasn’t made it into the popular news channels much which is puzzling because the device, and its mission, is so very, very cool. On August 12, 2018, NASA will launch the Parker Solar Probe, a car-sized spacecraft with a mission to examine the Sun’s corona. It’s no small feat and will require the probe…
NASA’s 20-year satellite-time-lapse of the planet shows an earth breathing as the climate changes
Interesting paper on the use and effects of military acoustic weapons (infrasonic, sonic, and ultrasonic frequencies)
Nature’s way to spread plant life – birds, bees, and… goats in trees that spit seeds?
It’s not unusual to see birds in trees. Pigeons in trees are a common sight in New York City. In Texas, noisy finch crowd trees along scenic roadways. In Washington, D.C., vultures loom in trees waiting the opportunity to swoop down on unassuming middle-class citizens. But in south-western Morocco, hungry goats perch with acrobat-like agility…
After decades of obscurity, scientists again discover the weird looking “faceless fish” off coast of Australia
Say it isn’t so – a world without giraffes?!?!
Scientists warn Earth faces global mass extinction of wildlife – here’s a mind-boggling list of extinct animals that illustrates the seriousness of climate change.
Conservationists issued a chilling warning this week telling New Scientists that global wildlife populations are set to have fallen by more than two thirds of 1970 levels by 2020 – and there is no sign that declining wildlife numbers will slow down in our lifetime. To understand the impact, check this list of recently extinct…












