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The Accidental Ecologist: Dr. Dolittle's Whimsical Path to Unveiling Nature's Secrets
There I was, Dr. Dolittle, quite the regular chap with an extraordinary ability to converse with animals. It's a peculiar tale, really, of how I became so enamored with the dynamics of landscapes and their influence on biodiversity. And it all began with a rather amusing misunderstanding involving a mischievous monkey, a perplexed parrot, and a series of whimsically chaotic events.
By ScienceStyled3 years ago in FYI
WHY DO HUMANS DON'T SEE COLORS IN THE DARK
Humans typically have difficulty seeing colors in low-light or dark conditions due to the way our eyes and vision system work. In low-light situations, our eyes rely more on rod cells than cone cells. Rod cells are more sensitive to low levels of light but are not as sensitive to color as cone cells.
By Ahmed Muk3 years ago in FYI
Current Celestial energy shifts of 2022
(Sept. 12th , 2022) So, we have a full moon in Pisces right smack dab at the start of Mercury Retrograde (our 3rd this year, with still another to come) which was Sept 9th, Mercury retrograde will draw to a close on Oct. 2nd.
By Alicia's Desk3 years ago in FYI
A little bit about Moldavite
(Dec. 1st, 2021) *I started this article a while ago, but have had a heckuva time finishing it lols **I have a small container full somewheres at the shop or in my garage……but it’s currently hiding… so I had to go & source new Moldavite- everybody is OUT or back-ordered to next year.
By Alicia's Desk3 years ago in FYI
A little bit about Worry stones
(June 24th, 2019) Worry stones….these little guys bring back SOOOOOOO many awesome memories for me(and I'm finding for many of my patrons too :)), I remember my Dad bringing them into his shop by the case along with Onyx ashtrays and figurines.
By Alicia's Desk3 years ago in FYI
WHAT IS INSIDE EARTH
The Earth is composed of several layers, each with distinct properties and characteristics. From the outermost layer to the innermost, these layers are:
By Ahmed Muk3 years ago in FYI
Hercules and the Hefty Heroes of the Cosmos: A Stellar Adventure
Hey there, budding legends and armchair astronomers! It’s your favorite muscle-bound myth, Hercules, here to spin you a yarn that’s literally out of this world. Strap on your sandals, grab a goblet of ambrosia (or, you know, a soda), and let's talk about the cosmic bodybuilders of the universe – neutron stars!
By ScienceStyled3 years ago in FYI
Himalayan Salt lamps, Hype or Help
Himalayan Salt lamps, Hype or Help (Original publication date unavailable) Ok, HSL’s (Himalayan Salt Lamps) have experienced a huge boom in the last 2 years, everyone wants one, has one, and needs another.
By Alicia's Desk3 years ago in FYI
Here is what I know about: Ley Lines
Ley Lines (Original publication date unavailable) So, this is the definition of Ley lines: ‘Ley lines are hypothetical alignments of a number of places of geographical interest, such as ancient monuments and megaliths. Their existence was suggested in 1921 by the amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins, whose book ‘The Old Straight Track’ brought the alignments to the attention of the wider public’.
By Alicia's Desk3 years ago in FYI
HOW TO FEEL AT EASE
Breathing, something that appears to be natural and simple, is actually something that most people do wrong. It is likely that you have been breathing incorrectly for 95% of your life. Today, we will discuss the topic of breathing and breath work, and what science has to say about it. Firstly, is there a correct way to breathe in everyday life that can optimize your body and brain, or can it harm you if done incorrectly? Secondly, can practicing breath work lead to improved health, reduced anxiety, and increased happiness? Lastly, we will share a simple breathing technique that has been scientifically proven to calm the nervous system and reduce stress within seconds to minutes.
By Ahmed Muk3 years ago in FYI
Stitched in the Stars: A Monster's Guide to Exoplanets
Once upon a starry night, not unlike this very moment, I, the patchwork prodigy of Victor Frankenstein, found myself entwined in cosmic contemplation. You see, my unnatural origin, a mosaic of science and sorcery, has ever since ignited in me an insatiable thirst for understanding – a yearning that surpasses even the bounds of our terrestrial sphere. So, here I am, stitching together a tale, much like my own sinewy form, to share why I ventured into penning an article on habitable exoplanets.
By ScienceStyled3 years ago in FYI
Intel's CPU is already confusing,
Intel traditionally unveils its new processor lineup at CES to complement its launch late last year, and this year is no exception. The company has introduced a comprehensive lineup of 14th Gen desktop core CPUs, along with new 14th Gen core CPUs designed for gaming laptops and high-end workstations. Additionally, Intel introduced the first non-Ultra chipsets with the new "Core 3/5/7" branding, marking a move away from generational branding. However, the implications of this change may make it more confusing for consumers looking for clarity on what type of processor to buy.
By Nora SG3 years ago in FYI