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Yesterday morning a 2 km wide asteroid, #1998OR2 flew past us at 19,461 miles per hour at a distance of 6.2 million kilometers. This distance meant it was close enough for scientists to get cool data, but not a danger. https://t.co/rzEPBwUies
Been foraging? Wild garlic is sometimes called bear garlic because it slumbers all winter and comes up in spring. https://t.co/k2E7iJFDBp #FolkloreThursday
The shades of night are descending, and Walpurgis Night - Witches' Night! - is upon us.
Now is the time for all witches across northern Europe and Scandanavia to mount their steads and fly to the highest mountains for a great all-night sabbath...
#FolkloreThursday#Walpurgisnacht
Our focus is to make sure we are taking appropriate steps to protect both people and bats. The steps we are taking are being made out of an abundance of caution until we better understand the potential risk SARS-CoV-2 poses to North American bats.
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Combat COVID-19- If you're a recovered COVID-19 patient, we need your plasma!
You'll need:
1️⃣ a positive test for COVID-19
2️⃣ have been symptom free for 14 days
3️⃣ the desire to donate convalescent plasma
We are asking all eligible donors to sign up: https://t.co/88v5z8rT1a
Looking for something new to watch on TV? Or maybe you'd like to rewatch an old favorite? Here's @micahmertes' list of the 100 best TV shows on Amazon Prime right now. https://t.co/hbYeSReig3
The Comedy Of Terrors, directed by Jacques Tourneur and starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Joyce Jameson, Joe E. Brown and Rhubarb The Cat, was released on this day in 1964 (USA) 🎬 #TheComedyOfTerrors
Spring-heeled Jack - a metal-clawed, flame-breathing phantom - was said to haunt #Victorian London's dark streets. Jack also appeared as a devil, ghost, bear & 'unearthly warrior clad in armour of polished brass'. My article: https://t.co/zdT1WEJf7k #Gothic#Folklore#history