[ad_1] Sarah BJune 16, 2021 It is difficult to deal with a devastating loss, but you can heal your soul and find happiness again. Shifting your focus to more positive thoughts can help, even when it seems impossible. Once you start using positive phrases to heal your soul, it will be a little easier. Each…

[ad_1] Christian lJune 15, 2021 A recent UCLA study reveals how our brains navigate places, know our precise location, and also monitor those around us. Published on December 23, 2020 in the magazine Nature, These findings imply that our brains generate a code to mark the location of others in relation to our own. “We…

[ad_1] YouTube / Al Jazeera Homes are being built in Nigeria from a latticework of discarded plastic bottles filled with sand, offering lower prices and greener construction methods for rural villages. In addition to being able to withstand both earthquakes and bullets, the raw materials are essentially free and their collection provides much-needed relief from…

[ad_1] Queensland Museum Network In the “nasty” swamps of New Guinea, a frog specialist has discovered a new species that he decided to call the “chocolate frog.” Far from the sweet runaways containing famous witch or wizard cards from the Harry Potter series, the real thing is a close relative of the Australian green tree…

[ad_1] Packard family In the Bible, God’s unwitting messenger, Jonah, is thrown into the sea and swallowed by Leviathan, where he spends three days and three nights reconsidering the error of his ways before being thrown on the shore of Nineveh to complete his designated mission. On Friday, June 11, Wellfleet, 56, Massachusetts resident Michael…

[ad_1] Omiya Bonsai Museum of Art Bonsai is the Japanese art of growing dwarf ornamental trees artificially. Masahiko Kimura began creating her first bonsai designs in her teens. Using dead wood carved with tools of their own design, they broke traditional rules that go back centuries. Perhaps the rebellion that broke Kimura’s rules shouldn’t be…

[ad_1] Chapman University Although people in industrialized nations have access to modern health care, they are more sedentary and eat a diet high in saturated fat. In contrast, the Tsimane have little to no access to medical care, but are extremely physically active and consume a high-fiber diet that includes vegetables, fish, and lean meat….

[ad_1] Its origins are a mystery, but conservationists said the discovery shows how ‘even the most unlikely places can become havens for wildlife’ A rare orchid has been discovered missing from the UK on a rooftop in the City of London. The colony of 15 small-flowered tongue orchids was found growing on the green roof…

[ad_1] A Colorado woman has spent 23 days picking up 126 bags of garbage across the country. After more than a month off from her job at a campus recreation center, 24-year-old Stefani Shamrowicz decided to take a trip to help clean up the environment. He now drives more than 70 hours through Colorado, New…