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Nov 18, 2020

Acids, Bases, PH, Buffers

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This video explains acids, bases, PH and buffers.

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Nov 18, 2020

Woman finds massive, mysterious tooth on South Carolina beach

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That is a bit odd o.o


A woman found a massive tooth the size of her palm sticking out from the sand on a South Carolina beach, believed to be from a prehistoric megalodon shark.

Nov 18, 2020

The city that kept slavery silent

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The Dominican Republic was home to the first black people in the Americas. So why has Europe’s oldest permanent settlement in the Americas turned its back on its African past?

Nov 17, 2020

Mummies Discovered in Egypt Necropolis

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Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed more than 100 delicately painted wooden coffins, some with mummies inside, and 40 funeral statues in the ancient burial ground of Saqqara. https://nyti.ms/3nrHrUt

Nov 17, 2020

Searching Symbols for the Rules of Change

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Bryna Kra searches for the patterns in sequences of numbers that explain how complicated dynamical systems evolve over time.

Nov 17, 2020

Blind man sets record climbing 450ft cliff above sheer drop into sea

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Circa 2019


‘I did it. I led all 6 pitches placing my own gear, feeling my way up… It was truly epic’

Nov 17, 2020

VW Group Plotting ‘Landjet’ Flagship EV For Audi, Porsche, And Bentley?

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To make it weirder, VW plans to build the EV at its Hannover factory where it generally makes commercial models like the Transporter.

Nov 16, 2020

Former piece of Pacific Ocean floor imaged deep beneath China

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In a study that gives new meaning to the term “rock bottom,” seismic researchers have discovered the underside of a rocky slab of Earth’s surface layer, or lithosphere, that has been pulled more than 400 miles beneath northeastern China by the process of tectonic subduction.

The study, published by a team of Chinese and U.S. researchers in Nature Geoscience, offers news evidence about what happens to water-rich oceanic tectonic plates as they are drawn through Earth’s beneath continents.

Rice University seismologist Fenglin Niu, a co-corresponding author, said the study provides the first high-resolution seismic images of the top and bottom boundaries of a rocky, or lithospheric, tectonic plate within a key region known as the mantle transition zone, which starts about 254 miles (410 kilometers) below Earth’s surface and extends to about 410 miles (660 kilometers).

Nov 15, 2020

In what applications can I use Crystal Batteries™?

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CRYSTAL BATTERIES™ Safe and Powerful Performance Crystal Batteries™ are a unique technology that overcomes conventional battery problems by having a nearly solid-state electrolyte. This allows the battery to be discharged deeper, cycle more often, has a longer lifetime and can withstand extreme temperatures. WATCH SAFETY TEST.

Nov 15, 2020

Using the Earth as a Battery

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Circa 2019


In 1841, Alexander Bain confirmed the capacity of moist dirt in the generating of electricity. An Earth Battery is a pair of electrodes, consisting of two dissimilar metals, using moist earth as an electrolyte. To make the battery, Bain buried plates of zinc (anode) and copper (cathode) in the ground about a yard apart. It produced an output voltage of approximately 1 volt.

When you place a zinc anode and a copper cathode in a container of wet mud, the two metals start reacting, because zinc loses electrons easier than copper and because the mud contains ions. By wetting the dirt, it turns into a true electrolyte solution. Therefore, the electrodes start exchanging electrons, just like an ordinary battery does.