Health
The Grave Consequences Of Nose-Picking Include an Increased Incidence of Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Picking your nose can allow dangerous bacteria to reach your brain, according to a recent study. Digging your nose is a weird habit. Those who…
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Technology
NATO Launches Nuclear Deterrence Training Exercises in Europe
According to Sky News, NATO has started its yearly drill to test its nuclear deterrence capabilities in Europe with the assistance of 14 of the…
Technology
New Footage Has Been Released Ten Years After Red Bull’s Record-Breaking Jump From Space
Ten years have passed since Felix Baumgartner accomplished the (nearly) unthinkable by leaping from the edge of space to the ground. Baumgartner was propelled by…
Technology
Where The Real Threats Are, According To “Killer Robots,” Won’t Be What The Movies Show
Hollywood is reputed to be adept at foretelling the future. Indeed, Robert Wallace, the US counterpart to MI6’s fictitious Q and head of the CIA’s…
Technology
Speak Your Mind Using These Various Scopio Images
Innovative companies are hard to come by. You are aware of the companies we are referring about because they truly make your life easier and…
Health
A Study Finds That Thirdhand Smoke Can Cause Skin Conditions
We can only suppose you’re a time traveler from 1936 dispatched to warn us all about the impending Nazi danger in Europe (don’t worry: we…
Plants and Animals
Scientists Ate a 50,000-Year-Old Bison in a Stew in 1984
A bison with two lifetimes was called Blue Babe. The first happened 50,000 years ago, when a lion killed a steppe bison (Bison priscus) that…
Plants and Animals
Panda Award Winners Announced by The “Green Oscars”
My Garden of a Thousand Bees won the Plimsoll Golden Panda Award, the ultimate honor, according to Wildscreen’s announcement of the 2022 Panda Award winners.…
Psychology
Approaching a Conspiracy Theorist
Conspiracy theories can be anything from mildly dangerous and ridiculous (have the people who believe Bill Gates is a super-genius capable of a global conspiracy…
Plants and Animals
The Most Common Pesticide in the World Reduces the Color Vision of Bumblebees
So far in 2022, Bumblebees have had a mixed year. Despite the US Supreme Court’s decision to deem them to be fish, it has been…
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