Atmospheric inversion made peaks of mountain range near Chilliwack visible from Nanoose Bay, scientist says CBC News Simone Engels had cast her eyes across the waters of the Strait of Georgia from a beach on Vancouver Island when she caught a glimpse of something bright and shiny on the horizon. She’d come to Moorecroft Regional […]
by Richard Joseph Strachan, Pharmacist at Rite Aid (company) (2021–present) “Drink water from the spring where horses drink. The horse will never drink bad water. Lay your bed where the cat sleeps. Eat the fruit that has been touched by a worm. Boldly pick the mushroom on which the insects sit. Plant the tree where […]
The DC snow dump didn’t stop these animals from having a good time by MAGGIE GALLOWAY | Popular Science What’s cuter than a giant panda cub? A giant panda cub doing somersaults in the snow. A winter storm blanketed Washington D.C. and surrounding regions in up to 8.5 inches of snow on Monday, as wind gusts whipped […]
By Nick70587 | Instructable During the concept phase of remodeling my backyard I came up with the idea of bordering a stream i was building with flagstones to make a more appealing transition from river rock to gravel. Sort of like a carpet to tile transition in a home. Flagstone is pretty expensive, so if […]
by GRACE EBERT Following last year’s competition eclipsed by this serendipitous shot of a shark swimming in a heart-shaped school of fish, the 2021 Drone Photography Awards brings together a slew of aerial images framing the myriad patterns, textures, and colors found around the world. Norwegian photographer Terje Kolaas captured the winning composition, which joins a flock of thousands of pink-footed […]
What are some mind blowing drawings you have seen? answered by Dylan Owens, lives in The United States of America There’s this man called Julian Beever that does INCREDIBLE sidewalk art. Look at this: Here’s the exact same drawing, from a different angle. He toys around with perspective to make amazing 3D pieces of art. […]
Originally posted on Cooking Without Limits:
The earliest recorded festivities date back some 4,000 years to ancient Babylon. For the Babylonians, the start of a new year was heralded by the first new moon following the vernal equinox—the day in late March with an equal amount of sunlight and darkness. They marked the occasion with…
“Stealth.” BY DAVID ROZA/TASK & PURPOSE This story originally featured on Task & Purpose. The 172-foot-wide B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, which costs nearly $2 billion in today’s dollars, can sneak past enemy air defenses with the same radar signature as a small bird, but you can also spot it on Google Earth as long as you have […]
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