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Mar 5, 2020
Hypergiant’s Ben Lamm adds nostalgic ‘retro-futurism’ to the new space race
Posted by Brent Ellman in category: futurism
Met Basilisk zelfherstellende reparatiemortel herstelt u op eenvoudige wijze scheuren en verhelpt u lekkages in betonnen constructies. Traditionele reparatiemethoden moeten door het werken van de betonconstructie vaak na verloop van tijd worden herhaald. Door de zelfherstellende eigenschappen is dit bij Basilisk zelfherstellende reparatiemortel niet het geval: één reparatie volstaat. Ook als de constructie in de toekomst gaat werken.
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Mar 5, 2020
Are Infants Born Kind? New Research Says Yes
Posted by Saúl Morales Rodriguéz in category: futurism
If human infants show apparent intellectual qualities like compassion earlier than we might have expected but chimpanzees don’t, we must accept that humans are fundamentally different from chimpanzees. Conflicting definitions of altruism cloud the picture.
Mar 4, 2020
The cadaver dogs who helped crack a quadruple murder
Posted by Quinn Sena in category: futurism
Good dog :3.
Hank and Storm show Gray Hall how they do their jobs with the Philadelphia Police.
The dogs’ handlers, Officer Alvin Outlaw, who works with Storm, and Officer Richard Treston, who is paired with Hank, say it was the weeks of training and guidance that prepared them for the heavily wooded conditions that they encountered in Bucks County. Hank sniffed out the grave first and Storm followed up with the same results.
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Today Bas Timmer spoke about the power of people helping people during the opening of Design Indabab 2020, where simultaneously Sheltersuit South Africa was launched! 🚀 A huge thank you to Ravi Naidoo and Design Indaba for providing the seed money for the production of the first 250 Shelterbags in Cape Town. We would also like to thank today’s amazing audience, we honestly couldn’t think of a warmer welcome to South Africa! ❤️ #peoplehelpingpeople
Long before trees overtook the land, earth was covered by giant mushrooms.
24 feet tall and three feet wide, these giant spires dotted the ancient landscape.
A chemical analysis has shown that the 20-foot-tall (6-metre) organism with a tree-like trunk was a fungus that became extinct more than 350 million years ago.
