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Does Traditional Tequila Have a Worm in it? | Food Unwrapped
Matt heads to Mexico to find out if Tequila really does have a worm in it, or was that just a internationally shared hallucination? Food Unwrapped Season 6 Episode 12
A Minimal Photographic Series Visualizes the Seven Base Quantities of Physics
Mass. All images © Greg White In his series Base Quantities, London-based photographer Greg White elucidates the abstract and fundamental concepts of physics. His minimal, graphic images document all seven components (i.e. mass, electric current, temperature, length, luminous intensity, amount of … Continue reading
Could You Ever Be Immune To Every Germ? Your Immune System, Explained
[…] Do you remember having a cold in 5th grade? Or the flu a couple years ago? Your immune system does. Our bodies hold many levels of immune defense.Physical barriers like skin, the innate immune system, and our body’s most … Continue reading
Truth vs Reality: How we evolved to survive, not to see what’s really there | Donald Hoffman
Galileo was quite controversial, in part, because he argued that Earth moved around the sun, despite people’s senses deluding them that the world was static. Evolution may have primed us to see the world in terms of payoffs rather than … Continue reading
Mammals, Mutants, and… Roaches: The Science of Milk
The world of milks is much wider than your coffee shop oat variety. From rhinos to cockroaches, milk is essential for the development of many animals’ offspring. Hosted by:Hank Green […]
HOW ON EARTH did China succeed in landing Zhurong rover on Mars? Review of CNSA deep space missions
As the first Mars rover probe launched by China, Tianwen-1 Zhurong rover has completed the three major technical steps of Mars exploration at one time. The three steps are Orbiting, landing, and patrolling, which are, entering Mars orbit, landing on … Continue reading
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NASA’s Mars Helicopter Spots Intriguing Terrain for Perseverance Rover to Explore | SciTech Daily
By JET PROPULSION LABORATORY JULY 13, 2021 NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter captured this image of tracks made by the Perseverance rover during its ninth flight, on July 5. A portion of the helicopter’s landing gear can be seen at top … Continue reading
A Scientist Explains My Eye Disease! ft. It’s Okay To Be Smart
Watch the video we did on Echolocation! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08smC… Talking to my Eye Specialist about my Vision Loss: https://youtu.be/37yuL5NItCI Special thanks to: Dr. Bryan Jones Dr. Lauren Ayton Slater Ben Shaberman & The Foundation Fighting Blindness Foundation fighting blindness is … Continue reading
Giant Eagle Rays Launching Themselves into the Air 🌊 Epic Animal Migrations | Smithsonian Channel
While spring is feeding time for the ocean dwellers off the western coast of Mexico, it’s also mating time for the giant eagle rays. Their eye-catching leaps out of the water serve as a way to get noticed. From Epic … Continue reading
Delisted Wolves | The Poetry of Science
Delisted Wolves July 9, 2021 by Sam Illingworth Flecks of silver trickle through hostile grounds. Consigned to a footnote by the fervour of unbridled prey too quick to hunt. Defamed. Deprived. Defiled. Invisible bodies stack up in sustainable harvests, winter’s … Continue reading
