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In Montana, Tracking Long-Term Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke
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Why Fruits And Vegetables Spark In The Microwave? (Science)
You know you shouldn’t put metal in the microwave because it could spark. But metal is in more than just the fork you left in the pasta and the filigree of that old plate you used — it also makes up some of the minerals in the food you eat, like the iron in leafy greens and the magnesium in bell peppers. 545 more words
GUYANA: COVID-19 death rate above one per day - and growing exponentially
Sep 23, 2020 News – By Kemol King – – And growing exponentially
Hundreds of young persons were tested positive and have since recovered from COVID-19. 523 more words
Rare Blue Moon to Rise on Halloween
October will feature the moon event of the year. 206 more words
Monkeys Have Holes Drilled Into Their Skulls and Devices Cemented Onto Them in Shocking Experiments in Belgian Labs
Monkeys are having holes drilled into their skulls and devices cemented onto them in “cruel” lab tests, warn campaigners.
Shocking photos allegedly show the caged primates with electrodes implanted for brain measurements at a Belgian university. 257 more words
Multitasking and Thinking
This post is for all those who, as I, are very poor at multitasking. We often feel less competent due this inability. I am posting below an article about the relation between “good” thinking and multitasking abilities. 689 more words