Science!
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i played rugby with a guy like that. Midnight that guy.
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Mysterious new orca species likely identified
For the first time, scientists have filmed and studied the elusive “type D” killer whales in the wild.
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Mysterious new orca species likely identified
For the first time, scientists have filmed and studied the elusive “type D” killer whales in the wild.
They need a better handle than "Type D".
Pretty hard to come up with a cooler name than killer whale .
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The “Right Dose” Of Sun Dimming Could Cut Global Warming Effects In Half, Study Says
New research out of Harvard suggests that the “right dose” of solar geoengineering (SG) – spraying tiny reflective particles into the upper atmosphere to filter the Sun’s energy and reflect incoming sunlight – could cool the planet and curb the effects of climate change without adversely impacting some regions.
Article continues, but I'm reminded of this:
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The “Right Dose” Of Sun Dimming Could Cut Global Warming Effects In Half, Study Says
New research out of Harvard suggests that the “right dose” of solar geoengineering (SG) – spraying tiny reflective particles into the upper atmosphere to filter the Sun’s energy and reflect incoming sunlight – could cool the planet and curb the effects of climate change without adversely impacting some regions.
Article continues, but I'm reminded of this:
Wasn't that the concept in Hughlander 2? Some sort of shield stopping solar radiation? I think I watched the movie once but gave up halfway through.
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Yellow slime mold
A Brainless Slime That Shares Memories by Fusing The oozing yellow organism has no neurons, but it can solve mazes, make decisions, and learn by merging together.
The Brainless Slime That Can Learn By Fusing
Physarum molds have no neurons, but they can solve mazes and make decisions. And by merging together, they can share memories.
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Not sure it's been mentioned, but the periodic table turns 150 years old this year.
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Scientific precis of the day of the death of the dinosaurs dig
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2019-03/uoc--6md032919.php
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@Stockcar86 breathing also increases the risk of getting cancer...dying is the only sure fire way to avoid it.
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@taniwharugby oxygen kills us. The diseases of old age are a result of cells giving up the battle against explosive old oxygen
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@taniwharugby said in Science!:
@Stockcar86 breathing also increases the risk of getting cancer...dying is the only sure fire way to avoid it.
Attention anti-vaxxers, time to go nek level and be anti-oxygen
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The “Right Dose” Of Sun Dimming Could Cut Global Warming Effects In Half, Study Says
