This week's compilation of the ongoing destruction of the Russian occupiers by the 414th Unmanned Brigade “Madyar's Birds”.
Music track: “Uber to Hell”
This might be the coolest real estate business in the world.
Some dudes took over a ranch in Texas and built a telescope farm. They're managing hundreds and hundreds of scopes for other people and offering super dark skies and fiber internet so that folks can take amazing pictures of space.
Behold Starfront Observatories.
I can't go back to the regular YouTube UI after this 😅
Obsidian Reader now makes the transcript interactive so you can scrub, highlight, auto-scroll. It feels so nice.
Sister ship Voyager 1 is currently ~23h 32m 51s of light travel time from Earth, or 25,414,000,000 km / 15,791,000,000 mi / 169.880 AU (2026:070:120000:1L)
Listen your way across Jupiter with this new sonification combining data from Chandra and @NASAHubble. Want to know more about it? Check out the description below 👇
We need to stop confusing food processing with junk food manufacturing
Humans have processed food for thousands of years:
• Grinding
• Fermenting
• Salting
• Drying
• Cooking
Processing itself isn’t the problem
The problem is refined energy added to food
in 1973, an australian catholic nun on a religious mission in singapore recorded a psychedelic and indie-folk, proto-synth pop album inspired by the gospels. it’s one of the most unique records i’ve ever listened to
We put a camera here over a year ago, unsure if it would be a good spot. Always lots of trial and error with cameras when trying to find good spots where wolves like to travel. But, it was a beautiful setting in some conifers along a small creek and we figured wolves would likely would travel through this more open terrain along the creek.
Turns out, this was a pretty good spot. And it wasn’t just wolves that used this scenic stretch of forest as you can see.
In total, we have captured more than 1,500 videos of wildlife on this camera in the past year or so (8.3 hours of footage). Most videos are of snowshoe hares and deer but wolves (the Half-Moon Pack) cruise through the area periodically as do most of the other forest predators.
This 3 minute video is just a highlight reel of some of the most interesting footage.
Big thanks to the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resource Trust Fund for their continued support of our work. That support allows us to share this footage and our findings with millions of people each year!
Ghost, the giant Pacific octopus, has laid eggs and entered the final stage of her life cycle, senescence. Senescence begins when a female lays eggs and devotes the rest of her life to caring for them, neglecting her own basic needs like eating.