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Photorhabdus luminescens & "Angel's Glow"
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Claim: Ref: some claim on social media However, according to a Wikipedia article...
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M 7.6 - Drake Passage 2025-10-10 20:29:20 (UTC) 60.196°S 61.799°W 8.8 km depth...
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Recently, there were stories of hikers and trekkers caught in blizzards and snow storms in the region around Mt Everest. None were on...
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LVO = Low Venus Orbit? What references has one found regarding the radiation environment around Venus, or at For example: Venus...
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https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/university-of-melbourne-professor-wins-nobel-prize-20251008-p5n165.html Robson, 88, is...
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https://phys.org/news/2025-10-powerful-precise-multi-lasers-chip.html All one needs is the right materials, junctions and optics...
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Indeed. I grew up in America's heartland, although not on a farm (I was a city boy). But my childhood friend's father worked in the...
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TIL about "silo gas," unfortunately from an accidental death of a agricultural worker. I don't know the details, but apparently he...
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Zwiebel is onion. Zweibel has no meaning. It is unclear whether her name came from switching the vowels or, e.g., from the word Zweifel...
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And history from Sherman & Mr Peabody... the original (?) Wayback machine
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Woe, woe, woe. When I was a kid (different times) Saturday mornings were very important to my education. I learned a lot of sarcasm and...
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And I learned a lot about how not to use high explosives from watching Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner. :wink:
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These things are not monolithic, at least in the US. Here, school systems are local, run by the county/town/city. Back in the 1990s I...
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