Cole NaylorMicroplastics Most Dust Motes In Our Homes Are Unsafe Microplastics, And The Saharan Dust Cloud May Bring More Forbes - Jeff McMahonMost of the dust motes floating in homes are plastic microfibers, scientists say, that have no business in our lungs. “If you think, for example, of a sunny day, and you’re inside your house,” said Sarah-Jeanne
Cole NaylorTechnology Why 2020 to 2050 Will Be ‘the Most Transformative Decades in Human History’ Medium - Eric Holthaus Climate change will force more people to leave their homes than at any other point in human history. Conflict is inevitable.
Cole NaylorCulture First soft-shelled dinosaur eggs shed light on prehistoric parenting National Geographic - Michael GreshkoTwo new studies upend past notions of dinosaur birth and describe the first fossil egg ever found in Antarctica. A global search from the deserts of Mongolia to the highlands of Argentina has revealed
Cole NaylorFlu Scientists explored a buried Roman city without digging up an ounce of soil Popular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonRadar is taking some of the shovel work out of archaeology. Traditionally, checking out the towns and cities of our ancient ancestors has required a lot of digging. While we’ve been exploring ancient for
Cole NaylorThe Future Rare 'ring of fire' solar eclipse: Hypnotizing pictures from across the globe CNET - Amanda Kooser, Jackson Ryan A stunning annular eclipse swept across parts of Africa, the Middle East and Asia Sunday and the cameras were clicking.
