Category: Science

Solar Eclipse Panic

Remember how, during previous solar eclipses, there were internet and cell phone outages, food shortages, and traffic jams?

Yeah – I don’t either…

We had a total eclipse in #yeahThatGreenville in August of 2017. Hotels and airplane flights were booked to capacity, but no one panicked.

Partial Solar Eclipse

Greenvillians can view a partial solar eclipse on April 8th, 2024. It begins at 1:50 pm, the maximum is at 3:09 pm, and it ends at 4:24 pm. Remember to wear eclipse-viewing glasses to avoid damaging your eyes!

No Substitute for Human Blood

I find it amazing! With all the technology we have at our disposal, there is no such thing as artificial blood. Doctors can do amazing things: build artificial hearts, transplant organs, re-attach fingers and toes. But there is still no such thing as a human blood substitute. Donate today.

God has created the human body in such a fantastic way. If one little thing goes wrong in your body and you can’t make a specific protein or enzyme, your blood won’t clot properly. The placenta creates a barrier that protects a mother from her baby’s blood, but allows nourishment to be passed to the growing human. It all points to the Creator and his intelligent design.

Chinese probe to dark side of the moon accidentally lands on Decepticon base

A Star Has Died

It’s interesting that Stephen Hawking died on Albert Einstein‘s birthday RIP

Stephen Hawking, science’s brightest star, dies aged 76

Stephen Hawking in 2005

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Space Oddity

🤔 Kept thinking about this song when I was watching the Tesla Spaceman livestream 💭

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Starman

Elon Musk SpaceX successfully launched Falcon Heavy today. The payload? A Tesla roadster with driver Starman. You can watch the livestream as they float through space in low earth orbit.

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