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How Extreme Microbes Are Helping Us Test for COVID-19

Posted on 2020/04/20 by Carl Robitaille

Going to the Weed Research Lab in Colorado

Posted on 2020/04/20 by Carl Robitaille

Rostocker Pfeilstorch (arrow storck) from 1822 demonstrated that birds migrated away from Europe in winter to Africa

Posted on 2020/04/20 by Carl Robitaille

The famous Rostocker Pfeilstorch (arrow storck) from 1822 demonstrated that birds migrated away from Europe in winter to Africa rather than hibernating or changing form (!) in winter. Now common knowledge back then a theory in need of proof. Source: https://t.co/CbOLmySEH6 pic.twitter.com/xcatQnWZmu
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) August 19, 2019

Le plus grand animal jamais observé découvert au large de l’Australie

Posted on 2020/04/20 by Carl Robitaille

Le plus grand animal jamais observé découvert au large de l’Australie

“It’s just magic being there and sharing those things for the first time,” Dr. Wilson said.#NingalooCanyons expedition in @nytimes: https://t.co/oqBlkkncaG
With collaborators @WAMuseum @CurtinUni @GeoscienceAus @Scripps_Ocean @WAMSInews pic.twitter.com/taOfyGOhwy
— Schmidt Ocean (@SchmidtOcean) April 14, 2020

How do Citrus Fruits Create a Strong Smell?

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

Could You Get Pregnant in Space?

Posted on 2020/04/14 by Carl Robitaille

Charles Darwin posting

Posted on 2020/04/13 by Carl Robitaille

Charles Darwin posting his finding using social media. lol. Taken from "Department of Mind-Blowing Theories" comic book about science for New Scientist magazine https://t.co/8tk5uuobMl pic.twitter.com/cBJbuVKBMB
— nixCraft 🐧 (@nixcraft) April 13, 2020

There’s a Lever in Your Ear and It Does Something Amazing

Posted on 2020/04/11 by Carl Robitaille

Hydroxychloroquine and COVID-19: What We Know Right Now

Posted on 2020/04/11 by Carl Robitaille

Planète bleue, idées vertes: polymères de la mer

Posted on 2020/04/06 by Carl Robitaille

Planète bleue, idées vertes: polymères de la mer

“Une solution au problème de la pollution des microplastiques dans la mer se trouve peut-être déjà… dans l’océan. Une équipe de l’Université McGill travaille à créer un plastique biodégradable à partir des carapaces de crevettes, crabes et homards.”