10 Natural Phenomena Scientists Still Can’t Explain
1. Ball Lightning It sounds like something out of a superhero movie, but ball lightning is very real, and very […]
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1. Ball Lightning It sounds like something out of a superhero movie, but ball lightning is very real, and very […]
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1. Galena, Alaska Galena used to depend almost entirely on diesel fuel, making energy costs skyrocket for its small population.
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1. Seaweed Seaweed could be one of the most powerful tools in sustainable eating. It grows fast in the ocean
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1. Coffee Pods Coffee pods might feel like a tiny luxury, but they’re causing a massive environmental mess. Most pods
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1. Solid-State Batteries Unlocking Long-Duration Storage Traditional lithium-ion batteries helped us start the clean energy shift, but they’re running up
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1. Echidna Australia’s echidna might look like a spiky recluse, but it’s actually an ecological powerhouse. As it digs for
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1. Diaphragmatic Breathing (Also Called Belly Breathing) This technique activates your body’s natural relaxation system by promoting full oxygen exchange.
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1. Formaldehyde in Furniture and Flooring That “new” smell from furniture or flooring could be formaldehyde. This colorless gas is
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1. You’re Always Bloated, No Matter What You Eat That tight, gassy feeling after eating, even when your meals are
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