the-science-llama: What it would look like if you could see Wifi signals If you missed it earlier, I joined forces with another tumblr-scientist to debunk the crap out of this with SCIENCE. And because I’m too lazy to learn how to use the ‘read more’

the-science-llama: What it would look like if you could see Wifi signals If you missed it earlier, I joined forces with another tumblr-scientist to debunk the crap out of this with SCIENCE. And because I’m too lazy to learn how to use the ‘read more’

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Jtotheizzoe: Making Science Matter: Why Cosmos Is More Important Than Ever Great Read From Rachel Edidin About How Cosmos Is Not About “Us&Amp;Quot; And “Them&Amp;Quot;, Not About Elitism And Cynical Ignorance, But About Experiencing Discovery Together.

Science-Junkie: Seeing Photosynthesis From Spacenasa Scientists Have Established A New Way To Use Satellites To Measure What’s Occurring Inside Plants At A Cellular Level.plants Grow And Thrive Through Photosynthesis, A Process That Converts Sunlight

Mapsontheweb: Aids, Tb, And Malaria In Africa

Science-Junkie: Newly Discovered Marine Viruses Offer Glimpse Into Untapped Biodiversity Researchers Of The University Of Arizona’s Tucson Marine Phage Lab Have Discovered A Dozen New Types Of Unknown Viruses That Infect Different Strains Of Marine

Science-Junkie: Here’s A Nice Article That Dispels A Good Deal Of Misunderstanding About Female Ejaculation.if You Want A Super Summary, Let’s Say That: &Amp;Ldquo;Female Ejaculation Is A Phenomenon In Which Fluid Shoots Out Of The Vagina At The Moment

Paleoillustration: Speculative/Artistic License. Feathered Cryolophosaurus, Finished Illustration And Preliminary Sketches By Sammy Hall

I Effing Love Dinosaurs.

Fuck Yeah: Dinosaurs

Fuck Yeah: Dinosaurs

Fuck Yeah: Dinosaurs

Alphynix: Y Is For Yutyrannus Yutyrannus Huali Was A Tyrannosauroid From The Early Cretaceous Of China, About 124 Million Years Ago. Growing Up To 9M Long (30Ft), It’s Currently The Largest Known Dinosaur With Direct Evidence Of Feathers. Fossils

Griseus: 30 Million Year Old Fish Fossil Reveals Evolution Of The Sucker In Remoras Catherine Griffin/ Science World Report There Are Some Strange Creatures On Earth, Especially When It Comes To Our World’s Oceans. Now, Paleontologists Have Uncovered

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