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They've suspected that dinosaurs were covered in feathers for a while now. Now we have proof.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2...ma-cretaceous/

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That's REALLY ****ing cool.

Its well past time they extracted the DNA out of that amber, blend it with an emu egg and finally recreate a dinosaur

knew it~

Role Models was right

Hey guys, had you heard.

We found a dinosaur feather preserved in amber, reinforcing the dinosaur-->bird hypothesis.

EDIT: Well **** me


They now think Parkinson's originates in gut flora, not the brain.

http://www.sciencealert.com/new-evid...g-to-the-brain

Wow.. Whoda thunk?

I've been reading about microbes in our digestive tract a lot lately.

Apparently that shit has everything to do with everything, probably even mental health.

Objectivity's 100th episode is here!!


Avert your eyes to the title and just watch. Real tears at :35

Note, it's not an earthshaking new thing. Just a firsthand look at an earthshaking old thing you were aware of.

Reading about the Armstrong Limit (where there's not enough pressure to keep unpressurized bodily fluids such as saliva from boiling off) and came across an firsthand account of what happens past the limit. So I did a little digging to figure out who it was and turns out it was Jim LeBlanc, an astronaut during testing.

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Interesting video of the event. No, he doesn't explode.

You'll not find it explained as concisely or simply as this

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Want your capacity for comprehending magnitude tested?

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That's pretty awesome. It's interesting that some dude was already making it into jewelry when it was found, but that's not as interesting as confirming the fact that dinosaurs had feathers.

Tickle your ass with a feather?