short story
The Full Moon
Some say yes, while others say no. Some say, well, it does affect some peoples sleep and mood because of that. While others say, just ask the police department, the emergency rooms, and the mental health crisis shelters. Take a look at stories that are going around with friends and family.
By Denise E Lindquist17 days ago in Earth
Will AI Take Over the World? Maybe Not. But It's Already Changing It.
We've all seen the movies. A superintelligent computer becomes self-aware. Robots overthrow humanity. Artificial intelligence spirals beyond our control while cities crumble beneath steel and smoke.
By Briar Roseabout a month ago in Earth
How we made friends with a squirrel and met the infamous “squirrel whisperer”
Before we ever set foot in the Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary, a strange prophecy appeared in the comments of a Reddit thread I had started. I was simply asking for birding advice, and trying to see what kind of things I may see and experience during my visit. A local user dropped a fascinating tip: "There are also squirrels at Clifford E. Lee that will eat nuts out of your hands. A guy was feeding them macadamia nuts last week and calling them by name…"
By C.L. Muileboom about a month ago in Earth
Informative Short Stories That Inspire Curiosity and Wonder
The most distant traveller. The space probe Voyager 1 left the Earth in 1977, two weeks after its twin, Voyager 2. Voyager 1 continues to travel through space at over 60,000 kilometres per hour (about 37,000 miles per hour) and is the most distant man-made object that has ever left Earth.
By Andra Forbes2 months ago in Earth
Fun In The Sun
There was a reprieve from the smoke coming from the BWCA and Canada on Friday. It was important to get out and enjoy the day. Today is supposed to be more smoke. No play. Well, not for some. I was in a laughter yoga class training to be a leader of laughter yoga.
By Denise E Lindquist2 months ago in Earth
