I thought this video was only 5 mins, and by the time I realised it was 10 I was totally committed. 😀 I dunno. I’m kind of sold on the kraken, something in Loch Ness, and some sort of dragony-something (even if the myth comes from dinosaur bones). Not sold on the chupacabra, and mermaids? […]
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Yo, if you write science fiction, this video is definitely worth checking out. It’s a bit slow paced, but the materials it features are SUPER COOL, and my brain is practically bursting with the possibilities for science fiction worlds :3 Happy Friday, everyone! <3 Read more:Made-It Monday: More Sketches 🙂Abandoned Words: The Project, Ch 1How
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Had to go out for dinner on Sat night to a wood-fired pizza restaurant. Dinner was delicious, as expected – and the food reactions were awful, as expected. *sigh*. It didn’t help that I made the mistake of eating a GIANT BOWL of rocket salad before realising that oops, yeah, rocket =/= lettuce and while
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So this is really cool! Scientists are developing ways to diagnose vitamin deficiencies through your tears! They are especially focused on children, for whom vitamin deficiencies can have a significant negative impact on their growth and development. Also of interest is a way to test quickly, simply, and easily long before physical symptoms manifest, because
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For those not playing along on twitter, March has been the month of all illnesses, also known as the month wherein my gallbladder tried to kill me. We bid farewell to February with weekend-long gastro that struck down me and the baby. Husband was out of town (lucky beast), and Mr 4 was shipped off
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So it turns out science fiction might have it right: Stephen Hawking things that if a black hole is large enough and is rotating, it might just be possible for a human being to fall through it, rather than being crushed to death. Where to? Not our universe, he suggests, but Somewhere Else. I’m not
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This time, a happier post. Most of you should be aware by now that I have been busily beavering away on FGU, or From The Ground Up as it’s more properly know. If not, you’re either new, or have been tuning me out with remarkable efficacy 😛 In the first instance, HI WELCOME NICE TO
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There are six-foot otters. They hunt in packs. This is a Real Thing. Be afraid. Be very afraid. http://animals.nationalgeographic.co.uk/animals/mammals/giant-river-otter/ Read more:Octopuses Are The Best Garden Update Slightly Delayed But Patreon Is BackBest parody Songs Of 2020, Via The Holderness Family
Why yes, yes I am still alive. Maybe. Probably. *checks for rotting limbs that may indicate zombieism* Nope, all clear. I am definitely, absolutely, 100% alive. Later in the week, I might even post pictures of my trip to Laos with school. See be have Plans to be Organised. Randomly, I found this article
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A less self-indulgent post, in which I essentially just run around squeeing about all the Mad Science I’ve found this week. Bug protects itself by turning its environment to gold. Mass meditation prevents violent crime. The Four Georges: Born To Rule (okay, so that one’s history) Brain Frequencies The Art of Eating Insects (an emminently
