...and everything in between
...and everything in between
Photo: Herm (Pixabay) Where exactly do balloons go once you’ve released them into the sky? We now know that answer, and unfortunately, it’s anything but pretty. Between 2008 and 2016, a staggering 630,000 balloons were found during coastal cleanups organized…
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Image: HDMI Forum You’re going to hear a lot about HDMI 2.1 in 2019. It’s the latest iteration on the A/V connection format that consumers have used since it replaced previous A/V connections nearly two decades ago, and with 8K…
People who eat spicy food like it because the pain response triggers the release of endorphins and dopamine, which creates a feeling of euphoria. So next time you eat tacos and are super happy, thank the hot sauce. Read more……
Teenage Engineering Modular synths are all the rage right now. And it’s not just the usual players either. Korg and Stylophone recently dipped their toes in the modular world. And now Teenage Engineering is getting on the bandwagon. The company…
Via YouTube / OneOceanDiving / Newsweek A great white shark spotted off the coast of Hawaii has left diver stunned. The shark is estimated to be 8-feet wide and weigh 5,000-pounds (2.5 tons), it’s also said to be as long…
Ever feel like you’re more advanced than technology? This little kid can relate. A young, very patient boy was spotted in his kitchen talking to his family’s Google Home, desperately trying to impart some wisdom. He begged the device to…
Ordine is an innovative cooking solution designed for the modern user. Optimized for small spaces, the design eliminates the need for a bulky traditional stove, clearing the way for more cabinet and counter space. The design features two hob units…
Relativity Space Relativity Space, a startup that aspires to create 3D printed rockets, has secured a launch pad at Cape Canaveral. The company announced Thursday a five-year agreement with the US Air Force that will allow the company to operate…
Social media feeds are currently filled with "10-year challenge" posts that juxtapose users’ photos from 2009 and 2019. Environmental activists are using the trend to draw attention to how much Earth has changed in the last 10 years, posting side-by-side…
