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Foraging

5 Simple Foraging Hacks That Can Help You in a Survival Situation

Annette Uy

Imagine yourself in a dense forest, the sun slowly setting behind towering trees. Your backpack is light, and your stomach growls as you realize you need to find food. Foraging, the ancient skill of gathering wild food, becomes your lifeline. With the right knowledge, nature’s bounty can provide sustenance, even in the most challenging circumstances. ...

Zodiac Energy by Time of Day: Morning Hawks vs. Night Owls

Zodiac Energy by Time of Day: Morning Hawks vs. Night Owls

Jan Otte

The mystical dance between celestial timing and human energy has captured imaginations for centuries. Just like the natural world operates on intricate circadian rhythms, your zodiac sign may reveal profound insights about when your cosmic energy peaks and wanes throughout the day. Think about it – when do you feel most alive? Are you someone ...

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10 Nature Myths You Might Believe (But Aren’t True)

Annette Uy

Nature is vast and mysterious, often sparking tales and beliefs that can sometimes lead us astray. While many of these myths bring intrigue and wonder, it’s important to separate fact from fiction. From misunderstood animal behaviors to exaggerated natural phenomena, our fascination with nature often leads to the creation of myths that capture our imagination. ...

The Disappearing Magnetic North: Why It’s Moving Faster Than Ever

Maria Faith Saligumba

Something extraordinary is happening beneath our feet—literally thousands of miles beneath them. Imagine if your GPS suddenly started telling you to turn left when you should go right, or if migrating birds began flying in completely wrong directions. This isn’t science fiction. The most recent survey determined that the Pole is moving approximately north-northwest at ...

The Role of International Aid in Rehabilitating Ukraine's War-Torn Ecosystems

The Role of International Aid in Rehabilitating Ukraine’s War-Torn Ecosystems

Annette Uy

The landscapes of Ukraine, once lush and vibrant, have been scarred by the ravages of conflict. Amidst the turmoil, international aid has emerged as a beacon of hope for the country’s battered ecosystems. These efforts are not merely acts of charity but are vital steps toward restoring the natural balance that has been disrupted. The ...

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How Minimalist Wardrobes Can Help Reduce Fashion Waste

Trizzy Orozco

In today’s fast-paced fashion world, our wardrobes have become emblematic of excessive consumerism. We are often caught up in trends that rapidly change, leaving garments unused and eventually discarded. This cycle contributes significantly to environmental degradation. However, a growing movement towards minimalist wardrobes offers a promising solution to this problem. By embracing simplicity and intentionality, ...

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No! Cern Did Not Discover A Fourth Dimension But Here’s What Actually Happened

Gargi Chakravorty

You may have seen sensational headlines: “CERN finds fourth dimension!” or “Ghost structure discovered inside accelerator”. That’s not quite right — CERN hasn’t cracked open a new spatial dimension. What’s really going on is more subtle, more mathematical, and still pretty fascinating. In 2024, particle accelerator physicists reported evidence for a resonant “ghost” structure inside ...