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60 per cent of coffee varieties under threat: Scientists - Prothom Alo English60 per cent of coffee varieties under threat: Scientists Prothom Alo EnglishThree in five species of wild coffee are at risk of extinction as a deadly mix of climate change, disease and deforestation puts the future of the world's favourite ...
It's almost here! In just a few days, the Moon will turn a shade of rust and loom larger in the sky than usual in a relatively rare astronomical event. 14 Comments
there is blood moon twice every year and people keep telling us the phenomenon happens only once a yeardon't be in australia is the first point 😛Alas! Not for Australia.
Guess how that went down. Once a month, a 33-year-old Irish man would fill a syringe with his own semen and squirt it into the veins and muscles of his right arm, hoping it would make his chronic lower back ... 836 Comments
Just "came" for the comments. It was a "load" of fun. Guess I'll "cum" back later to see moreDid he get pergnat?I've been injected with semen plenty of times and it never cured my back pain, tough I took it in ...
Spinning like a giant hourglass. In space. The most distant object humanity has ever visited looks something like a spinning snowman or hourglass that's lost in space. 7 Comments
Well, actually... Everything is moving "in space"... 😂😂😂Elsa finally snapped and launched Olaf into orbit ❄️
Ah, shoot. An irresistible story swept the world of science and technology journalism Tuesday when China's space program said that its Moon lander had sprouted a cotton seedling inside a sealed grow container — the first plant ever grown on ... 12 Comments
Hang on... isn’t bacteria necessary to decompose? What happens if the bacteria in the soil also does not survive the ...Ethan Crawshaw Jack Bruce oh 😞They should have brought cannabis from Resistant Genetics. And built a better greenhouse. That's where they went wrong. These wall ...
Genetic code or postcode? For years, public health experts have been arguing that where people live matters crucially to their health and life span, even though factors such as genetics or access to health insurance typically get more attention. 4 Comments
Would a postal code also be equitable to shitty environments? Hmmmm like oh you live on the beach and were ...That is a risky statement. Sooner, or later you get to the logic conclusion, that there are plenty other things ...I would say living in the heart of chemical valley has had a significant effect on many in this area.
Glossier CEO Emily Weiss on startup advice, new beauty products - RecodeGlossier CEO Emily Weiss on startup advice, new beauty products RecodeOn the latest episode of Recode Decode, Glossier founder and CEO Emily Weiss joined Recode's Kara Swisher onstage at the 92nd Street Y in New York City ...
Our #PhotoOfTheWeek shows the barrel scintillator for ALPHA-g experiment. This barrel scintillator has a length is about 2.5m and a diameter of 0.5m. It is composed of 64 trapezoidal scintillating bars arranged in a barrel shape, with readout sensors at ... 3 Comments
Finally i know what that laser is 😂 https://youtu.be/kG-0V-85H_0Austrian Academy of Sciences 🧫 ❤️El cañón del colorado...€
More than 4,500 exhibitors showcased the latest tech innovations to some 180,000 attendees across more than 2.9 million net square feet of exhibit space in Las Vegas. Every company is a tech company at the world’s most influential tech event 3 Comments
Brodie McDonald new UAS5G is not safe,facts! https://youtu.be/NUa_XbgZgq85G; collecting and selling people’s personal data has never been this easy. ... ... ... Brought to you by China’s ...
The amount we benefit from space activities is amazing, both directly and indirectly.Space holds our future, directly or indirectly.Extremely important
Personalised medicine for disease preventionMedical practitioners are increasingly adopting a 'personalised medicine' (PM) approach involving individually tailored patient care. An EU-funded project is fostering collaboration on PM research and training, with special emphasis on the prevention of chronic diseases.
Check out my video on CES: Flying Air-Taxi, Electric Cars and Robots! In this video I travel to Las Vegas, Nevada to attend CES (Consumer Electronic Show). I check out some of the most exciting highlights from the show. First ...
Technology is changing every business. Executives across every industry should start the new year with these key insights. Incorporating exclusive research and analysis, the report provides an overview of the hot products at CES, the trends impacting the tech market ... 84 Likes
Outstanding, amazing, impressive, awesome! Damn, 15 billion euros! I wish good luck and all the best!Could CERN be the modern day great pyramids of our time....🤔So will the LHC be renamed the "little hadron collider"?
Lighter, fuel-efficient ships for a sustainable futureUltra-efficient ships built with innovative, lightweight materials using sustainable manufacturing processes are taking to the seas thanks to an EU-funded project that promises to boost the competitiveness of the European maritime industry - and benefit the environment.
Did you guess it❓ This picture shows an active plasma lens during discharge in both helium (left) and argon (right). Using the CLEAR facility at CERN, an international team has made an advance towards more compact particle accelerators, demonstrating that ... 5 Comments
