Scientists might have just figured out why time moves forwards and not backwards Joan Vaccaro, an Associate Professor of Griffith University has put forwar
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Scientists might have just figured out why time moves forwards and not backwards Joan Vaccaro, an Associate Professor of Griffith University has put forwar
Source: Scientists may have just found out why time moves forward, not backwards » TechWorm
George Wyman took 50 days to get from San Francisco to New York in 1903.
Source: Retracing the First, Forgotten Motorcycle Ride Across America | Atlas Obscura
The hair, the dress, the photos: Japan’s solo weddings offer the complete package – almost. Naomi Harris books a big day for one
Source: Everything but the groom: why I faked my own wedding | Life and style | The Guardian
It works just like a hydrogen fuel cell except that the liquid used for storing energy is saltwater. This isn’t far from the water powered car, an idea labelled as a conspiracy by many despite the massive amount of evidence behind it. You can read more about that here. In this case (saltwater) the liquid passes […]
Source: Salt-Water Powered Car Gets Approval In Europe – Yes It’s Real | Collective-Evolution
Sometimes when two people are in love and believe in happily ever after, they memorialize that commitment with a padlock, a “love lock” that is; together you lock it, then throw away th…
Source: Romantic Worldwide Phenomenon of Love Locks [50 PICS]
Albatross DesignsSailing to Stop Single Use PlasticAlbatross and its MissionsPlastic and Shaving32% of all plastic products created on Earth wind up somewhere they’re not supposed to…
Free public transport offered as city remains shrouded in muddy brown smog and officials consider suspending industrial activity
Source: Choked Mexico City bans 1m cars in air pollution alert | World news | The Guardian
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Guelph found that the use of certain pesticides impacts wildflower pollination by bees. According to a quote by study author Nigel Raine, published in CBCNews, the use of neonicotinoid-type pesticides “modify the way in which information flows through the nervous system.” The research team found…