It didn’t make a huge splash in the press but apparently the Earth’s core has stopped rotating in one direction and may have reversed, spinning in the opposite direction. Yes, let that all sink in. The Earth’s core? Spinning? Wha-a-a-a-t? … Continued
Let’s face it–dinosaurs are more exciting than the “other” residents of our distant past. But that doesn’t change the fact that they existed. After taking a look at this article, I realized there is far more to ancient history than … Continued
PFAS–also known as “Forever Chemicals”–are used in products that provide convenience and solve problems in our daily lives. But per this article, they also create health risks that we’ve endured for many years, and are now believed to be worse … Continued
In today’s news you’ll read a lot about electric cars and how they are saving our environment from the byproducts of fossil fuel processing. Unfortunately, this is not quite as cut and dry as it may sound. The reality of … Continued
Earthquakes. Tornados. Hurricanes. Oh my! These are all examples of natural disasters we’ve come to accept as normal, yet what exactly are these horrific acts of nature that can utterly devastate humanity without mercy? Researching hurricanes, it becomes clear we … Continued
Dolphins have social networks very close to humans, according to this article. Which made me wonder–if humans had not evolved to where we are today, would another animal have taken our place? We know that having hands with opposable thumbs … Continued
Even mainstreamers have heard about the James Webb telescope that was launched into space several months ago and has finally started capturing images of our universe. Science buffs are salivating at the results, seeing images with far greater clarity than … Continued
This article caught my eye, where NASA found a hole on the moon made by a rocket, but they can’t figure out which rocket made it. NASA hires some pretty sharp people, so if they can’t determine the origin of … Continued
Everyone who follows me gets it by now – I refuse to relinquish Pluto to “secondary” status. But that doesn’t mean the “second furthest” planet doesn’t deserve some attention. Neptune is a very interesting planet in its own right, even … Continued
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