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98 Fascinating And Terrifying Pics Of The Power Of Winter (New Pics)

Freeze! No, that wasn't a command; that was an exclamation, you don't actually need to freeze, pandas. If you're in the Northern Hemisphere right now, you're probably experiencing some crazy winter weather. And although 2023 was the Earth's hottest year recorded in history, it still had its fair share of winter storms.Even now, at the very beginning of 2024, we're experiencing lots of snow and icy conditions. Just two weeks ago, CNN wrote about why we still have extremely cold weather when the planet warms to record…

‘A sense of Ocean’s 11’: the fascinating true story behind We Are the World | Documentary films

For all the behind the scenes gems and 80s nostalgia it has on offer, Bao Nguyen’s The Greatest Night in Pop is a master class in event planning.As anyone who has ever tried to cram a group of A-listers – or even a crowd of sluggish friends and family members – into the same room at the same time knows, it’s going to be a headache. Bringing together 46 of today’s musical superstars for a night of unpaid work would be near impossible (small wonder most of today’s chart-topping collaborations involve no more than two…

47 Photos Of Fascinating Places You Might Have Never Seen Before

Planet Earth has a circumference of 24,901 miles and a diameter of 7,926 miles. There are up to 11 major biomes that can be found around the globe and millions of different species inhabiting the planet. So no matter how much of the world we think we’re familiar with, there’s always going to be more out there to explore.Below, you’ll find photos of fascinating locations around the world that you might have never heard of before, as well as some unique perspectives of famous places. From gorgeous cliffs in Ireland to…

Stone Age Teenagers’ Chewing Gum Reveals Life 9,700 Years Ago in Fascinating Detail : ScienceAlert

Some 9,700 years ago on an autumn day, a group of people were camping on the west coast of Scandinavia. They were hunter-gatherers that had been fishing, hunting and collecting resources in the area.Some teenagers, both boys and girls, were chewing resin to produce glue, just after eating trout, deer and hazelnuts. Due to a severe gum infection (periodontitis), one of the teenagers had problems eating the chewy deer-meat, as well as preparing the resin by chewing it.This snapshot of the Mesolithic period, just before…

The Disappearance of Shere Hite review – fascinating portrait of the woman who lifted the lid on sex | Film

Here’s a documentary about a vanished woman that is not true crime (unless crimes against feminism count). It is about trailblazing American sex researcher Shere Hite, exploring how she disappeared from the who’s who of 20th-century feminists. In 1976, Hite became famous almost overnight with the publication of her groundbreaking book The Hite Report: A Nationwide Study of Female Sexuality. Based on an anonymous survey of 3,000 women about their sex lives, it sold 48m copies. Hite’s big finding was that 70% of women…

Samsung’s fascinating new monitors can connect via pogo pins

Samsung Samsung announced a mysterious new monitor at CES 2024 called The Link — and even though it wasn’t seen in person, they looked absolutely fascinating in the photo that was shared. Very little information was given about them, but here’s what we do know: The Link monitors are “the world’s thinnest and lightest 4K 32-inch LED monitors,” and can “daisy-chain” together using pogo pins. That means connecting these monitors together would be completely wireless. The problem Samsung is attempting to solve is to…

Afraid of AI? I confronted it for you and its responses were fascinating

My suggestion, then, is to treat this as any other relationship. Yes, human relationship. Don't wait for AI to affect your life in unknown ways. Confront it with your fears and see what it has to say.Also: A year of AI breakthroughs that left no human thing unchangedSo, on your behalf -- and entirely gratis -- I went to Open AI's ChatGPT and asked it the very questions that, I suspect, are bothering you most.I suggest you listen very hard to the replies. You may even feel better about life, once you do. You may.Let's

5 Times Ayo Edebiri Gave MCU Fans a Fascinating Preview of ‘Thunderbolts’ on ‘The Bear’

Accuse us of being obsessed with The Bear all you want, but there’s something about the rumored description of Ayo Edebiri‘s character in Thunderbolts that inevitably reminds us of Sydney. According to scooper CanWeGetSomeToast, Edebiri will be playing an original character named Erin, set to be Valentina Allegra de Fontaine’s (Julie Louis-Dreyfus) assistant. The character is apparently highly competent to the point where even Val is surprised by her efficiency. The actress was previously rumored to be playing…

“Fascinating” Findings – Scientists Have Discovered a New Type of Immune Cell

Image shows thymic cells (mouse model). Nuclei of all cells present are dark blue, M cells are turquoise, and B cells (lymphocytes) are red or red/green. Credit: Lo lab, UC RiversideBiomedical scientists from UC Riverside state that the cells resemble M cells found in the gut and airways.It came as a surprise to Professor David Lo and his graduate student Diana Del Castillo when they were recently consulted by researchers in Israel for their expertise on specialized cells called Microfold cells, or M cells, which are…

A fridge but in reverse? The fascinating science of heat pumps – visualised | Energy

Only 1% of British homes have a heat pump, but to hit the government’s climate goals, an estimated 80% of homes should be heated by one in the next 25 years.Whereas gas boilers burn gas to produce heat, heat pumps do something more complicated. Sometimes described as working like a “fridge in reverse”, they use a mixture of evaporation and condensation to transfer heat from outside to inside a building. In a cold winter, it can be hard to understand how these devices work.But they do – and here we can see how, by looking…