Jesslyn Shields – How Stuff Works “We are currently experiencing what some consider to be the Earth’s sixth major extinction event. It’s happening … More
Tag: Education
Sorry, Seattle-area arachnophobes: Spiders aren’t really coming inside for fall. They’ve been there all along!
It may seem, around this time of year, that spiders are running inside to take refuge in your warm home, … More
Your Voice DOES Count!!
Every blood cancer patient deserves affordable, high-quality and life-savinghealthcare. Unfortunately, our nation’s healthcare system leaves far too many patients — especially … More
Expect the Unexpected!!
Pre-order on Amazon “Compiled from hours of interviews drawn from the eponymous National Geographic documentary, this inspiring book from world-renowned … More
700,000 Dead in America from Covid!!
For more than 30 hours, photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Wilkes watched people move through the sea of white … More
Jon Stewart Returns to TV
I watched episode one and was as jarred by it as much as I was when he addressed the 9-11 … More
HIV Patient Appears to Be Cured — A First, Say Scientists
Though just preliminary data, an anonymous patient’s blood is reportedly clear of HIV. A new trial testing a novel HIV therapy … More
A Brand-New Museum in Oklahoma Honors Indigenous People at Every Turn
Jennifer Billock – Smithsonian Magazine At 173,000 square feet, the new First Americans Museum (FAM) in Oklahoma City is the largest single-building … More
Why Don’t Humans Have Tails?
Corryn Wetzel – National Geographic “Our primate ancestors used their tails for balance as they navigated treetops, but around 25 … More
