Have you ever wondered what the world would be like if everyone suddenly disappeared? What would happen to all our stuff? What would happen to our houses, our schools, our neighborhoods, our cities? Who would feed the dog? Who would cut the grass? Although it’s a common theme in movies, TV shows, and books, the end of humanity is still a strange thing to think about. But as … [Read more...] about If Humans Went Extinct, What Would The Earth Look Like One Year Later
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When Optical Illusions Play Tricks on Your Mind: The Earth and Cityscape Illusion
Optical illusions have been captivating and confounding people for centuries, and the power of these illusions to manipulate our perception of reality is truly remarkable. The photo in question is yet another example of how optical illusions can completely mess with our minds. At first glance, the photo appears to be a picture of the Earth from space, with its swirling blue … [Read more...] about When Optical Illusions Play Tricks on Your Mind: The Earth and Cityscape Illusion
Glass Gem: The Story of The Most Beautiful Corn Variety on Earth
When you think of corn, you might imagine the typical yellow kernels that are so common in grocery stores. But there is one corn variety that stands out from the rest with its stunning rainbow colors, and that is the Glass Gem corn. The story behind this unique corn variety began with Oklahoma farmer, Carl Barnes, who was exploring his Native American roots. Barnes started … [Read more...] about Glass Gem: The Story of The Most Beautiful Corn Variety on Earth
Aerographene: The Lightest Solid Material on Earth
In the world of materials science, there are few substances as remarkable as Aerographene. As of April 2020, it holds the title of the least dense solid known to man, clocking in at just 160 g/m3 - less dense than even helium! In fact, Aerographene is approximately 7.5 times less dense than air, which makes it an incredibly unique and valuable material for a variety of … [Read more...] about Aerographene: The Lightest Solid Material on Earth