Kelani Mirauflipped into Animals3 days agoThese Toadlets Are So Tiny They Can't Balance Anymore, And The Footage Is Ridiculousverified_publisherScienceAlert - Tessa KoumoundourosBeing tiny can certainly have its advantages. You need less food, don't take up as much space, and are harder for predators to spot. But researchers …
Kelani Mirauflipped into Astronomy 4 days agoLook up at the sky to see a parade of perfectly aligned planetsverified_publisherPopular Science - Purbita SahaMercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, in the order the universe intended. If you’re up before dawn on a clear day this summer, check the skies first. Aside from the usual pinpricks of stars, you should find “a parade of planets” tracking the eastern horizon. Mercury, barely visible from the …
Kelani Mirauflipped into CannabisJun 21The Economics of Legal Weed Don't WorkTIME - By Belinda LuscombeTen years ago Colorado became the first state in the U.S. to fully legalize the recreational use of cannabis. Many other states followed, and several others already had sufficiently lax medical marijuana legislation, that now an estimated 40% of American adults can legally buy cannabis. Musicians, …
Kelani Mirauflipped into Neuroscience Jun 22Researchers Are Figuring Out Why Some People Can 'Hear' Voices of The Deadverified_publisherScienceAlert - Michelle StarrScientists have identified the traits that may make a person more likely to claim they hear the voices of the dead. According to research published in …
Kelani Mirauflipped into CannabisMeet Dutchie, The Shopify Wannabe Of CannabisForbes - Will YakowiczBacked by Howard Schultz, Kevin Durant and Snoop Dogg, Ross Lipson’s e-commerce platform claims more than 40% of the market and doubled its valuation last year to reach $3.8 billion. But as legalization spreads, its business could go up in smoke. On October 1, 2015—the first day of recreational …
Kelani Mirauflipped into PlantsBest fast-growing climbing plants: 10 vines to cover vertical spaces quicklyGardeningetc - Graham RiceFast-growing climbing plants come as evergreen vines, which provide coverage all year round, and deciduous vines which lose their leaves in the fall. …
