There is an ancient underwater 'Stonehenge' beneath Lake Michigan in US. It was created by... www.wionews.com/world/there-...
In a mysterious discovery, scientists found an enigmatic stone structure - which appeared similar to the world-famous Stonehenge - sitting below Lake Michigan in the US. As per experts, this underwat...
Grand tour of outer solar system with NASA’s Hubble: 8 pics www.hindustantimes.com/web-stories/...
PSA: Did you know you can support your favorite writer without buying their book? Get it from the library! We still get paid - and often the library will get the book if you request it, which you can usually do on their website. Spread the word!
Hi me too me too same for our indie audiobooks ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
"You claim the only way to correct course is to censor people." Check out my interview with Stanford professor Adrian Daub about how "cancel culture" is a moral panic, used to justify censorship and repression. www.salon.com/2024/10/08/f...
In "The Cancel Culture Panic," Adrian Daub shows how a phony panic created the pretext for real book-banning
PlusLife NAAT is way more accurate than RAT tests, and can actually detect #Covidwww.gofundme.com/f/help-us-wi...
My name is Kim. I'm a cybersecurity researcher and professor. I have be… Kim Crawley needs your support for Help us with NAAT testing to protect us from Covid
New discovery about gurnards/sea robins and their little "legs". These fish can "taste" the sand with those finger-like appendages, which are derived from their fins. It turns out that developmentally speaking, those little "legs" comparable to our own limbs www.abc.net.au/news/science... 🐟🧪
Imagine wading in the shallows at the beach and tasting mussels and clams hidden under the sand — with your feet. A new study shows fish species evolved to do just that.
New Standing Room Only! Today's excerpt is offering some sympathy for Cheryl Hines. Subscribe today! salon.com/newsletter Music by Orville Peck and Margo Price.
The people at my university have done a nice spotlight feature on the "Beyond the Dinosaurs" project I did with Friends of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, aiming to highlight some lesser-known aspects of the site: www.kcl.ac.uk/news/spotlig...
The regeneration of one of the most storied parks in London has been mooted for decades. In this Spotlight on Arts & Humanities we focus on a King’s project, led by Dr Chris Manias, that looks how to ...