March 2018 - Page 2 of 6

The U.S. Doesn’t Want Anyone Messing With the Apollo Landing Sites

(via Popular Mechanics) A new rush of companies and countries headed to the moon has the U.S. considering the best

March 26, 2018March 26, 2018 0 Comments face

(via Great Big Story) James Edward Smith Jr. is an instructor at the Dallas Institute of Funeral Service in Dallas,

(via Grunge) Life in the 21st century is hard enough, but just imagine how much more stressful your commute would be

(via Oddee) Rain. That liquidy stuff that keeps plants growing, ruins the car wash you just got and delays your

(via Great Big Story) Two hours off the coast of Colombia is a small island home to over 1,200 people.

(via Atlas Obscura) After two centuries of binomial nomenclature, scientists are nowhere close to running out of things to document.

(via mental_floss) Precious gems and stones—long valued for their rarity, beauty, and fabled powers—have been associated with the months of

March 22, 2018March 21, 2018 0 Comments life, voice

(via Great Big Story) You’ve heard his vocal stylings as Hermes Conrad in “Futurama,” the Green Lantern in “Justice League,”

(via Atlas Obscura) When someone talks about being “read the riot act,” it usually means they’ve been caught engaging in antisocial

(via Grunge) The human desire to capture, chronicle, and categorize every animal we come into contact with has resulted in

(via YouTube) It protects. It entertains… but how is bubble wrap actually made? Check this video out and be amazed.

March 21, 2018March 20, 2018 0 Comments history

(via Atlas Obscura) When black-and-white images can be hard to relate to, adding color evokes empathy.