Image courtesy Gerd A. Guenther, Nikon Small World
Looking more like a series of scythes, this shot of sea gooseberry larvae (Pleurobrachia)—a type of ctenophore that's 95 percent water
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Cooking made us human, since eating raw food is hard to chew and digest enough calories, especially protein that is needed for the brain to grow properly.
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attention Bruce Willis: Not nukes: Paintballs.
In the event that a giant asteroid is headed toward Earth, you’d better hope that it’s blindingly white. A pale asteroid would reflect sunlight — and over time, this bouncing of photons off its surface could create enough of a force to push the asteroid off its course.
How might one encourage such a deflection? The answer, according to an MIT graduate student: with a volley or two of space-launched paintballs.
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Malala is improving.
In our prayers.
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SHARK!
well, look at it this way: It could have been a humpback whale...
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