Monthly Archives: December 2023

Your body needs whole grains. Here’s how to find the most effective ones. Whole grains reduce the risk of many chronic diseases including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and cancer. But you need to know how to navigate labels. … Continue reading →

NAT GEO’S MOST COMPELLING IMAGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY (SO FAR) BYAMY MCKEEVER PHOTOS CURATED BYEDITORS OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PUBLISHED DECEMBER 15, 2023 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Our shared history can be told through the power of photography. Nat Geo’s photo editors … Continue reading →

Follow the monarch on its dangerous 3,000-mile journey across the continent The iconic North American butterfly’s annual migration patterns are under threat from habitat loss and extreme weather, causing its devoted fans to research solutions and push for protection from … Continue reading →

The Kokanee Glacier Cabin Story Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park in the Selkirk Range near Nelson marked the 20th anniversary of the construction of Kokanee Glacier Cabin by volunteers under the guidance of BC Parks and the Alpine Club of Canada. … Continue reading →

What is antisemitism—and why do differences in interpretation matter? Across the world, reports of the age-old prejudice have surged Since hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel on October 7th, and the outbreak of war in Gaza, there has been a sharp increase around the … Continue reading →

Dissing Miss Universe Nicaragua’s dictator goes after Miss Universe Pageant participants are the latest victims of Daniel Ortega’s authoritarian regime Few people would perceive a 23-year-old bikini and ball-gown model as a political menace. Yet the crowning of Sheynnis Palacios, a … Continue reading →

Why do Nvidia’s chips dominate the AI market? The firm has three big advantages image: Philip Cheung/the new york times/redux/eyevine Feb 27th 2024 ECONOMIST  No other firm has benefited from the boom in artificial intelligence (ai) as much as Nvidia. Since … Continue reading →

This Inca girl was frozen for 500 years. She just got a new face. The mummified remains of the Ice Maiden of Ampato—a child sacrifice victim—were stunningly preserved. Now, archaeology and science have restored her gaze. The 14-year-old Ice Maiden … Continue reading →

What really caused the collapse of the Maya civilization? Power struggles? Drought? Overpopulation? Whatever happened to the Maya remains a mystery—with clues hidden in the jungle. TEMPLE IN TIKAL Above the thick tree roots of the Petén jungle rises Temple … Continue reading →

Life Cycle of a Star All stars form in nebulae, which are huge clouds of gas and dust. Though they shine for many thousands, and even millions of years, stars do not last forever. The changes that occur in a star over time … Continue reading →