16 images that will make you feel 'as free as a bird'
Now in its fourth year, the Bird Photographer of the Year competition received more than 13,500 entries from 63 countries, making 2019 its biggest year yet. Both professional and amateur photographers were encouraged to submit photos in the eight different…
6 electric aviation companies to watch
Almost half of commercial flights are under 500 miles, putting them within the range of an electric motor.
How to Survive the Car Line at Your Child’s School
Car line, car loop, parent pickup line, school line, car rider line, carpool line … hell on earth? No matter what you call it, one thing is clear: the process of dropping off and/or picking up your child from school…
Tracking Global Warming Means Finding The Flaw In Old Data – NPR
Scientists are using statistics, history and computer modeling to understand exactly how much hotter the oceans are today then they were before industrialization. Harvard researchers just found a clue in shipping records digitized after WWII. Suomi NPP — VIIRS/NASA Earth…
Find the Teapot, and look toward the galaxyâs center
With the moon waning now, it’s time to go out in the country to witness the glorious Milky Way. Want to locate the direction to the galaxy’s center? This post points the way.
Tiny GPS backpacks uncover the secret life of desert bats
A new study using miniaturized satellite-based tags revealed that during drier periods desert bats must fly further and longer to fulfill their nightly needs. According to researchers this signals their struggle in facing dry periods.
Episode 184: Coca-Cola’s packaging pledge, Organic Valley gets creative
We chat with Bruce Karas about water brand Dasani’s new bottles, cans and “package-less” containers. Plus, perspective from the dairy coop’s energy manager, Stanley Minnick.
Tiny GPS backpacks uncover the secret life of desert bats
(University of Helsinki) A new study from the University of Helsinki using miniaturized satellite-based tags revealed that during drier periods desert bats must fly further and longer to fulfil their nightly needs. According to researchers this signals their struggle in facing dry periods.
The Greatest Scientific Fraud Of All Time — Part XXIV
The Greatest Scientific Fraud Of All Time is the fraud committed by the keepers of official world temperature records, by which they intentionally adjust earlier-year temperature records downwards to support assertions that dangerous human-caused global warming is occurring and that…
How many books is your social media habit replacing?
The number is probably far higher than you think.
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