[ad_1] Finally, bottles of wines brought recently from the International Space Station were opened and several of them drank for research purposes. After drifting 273 miles above the Earth’s surface for a year, a dozen bottles of Petrus Pomerol, as well as 320 fragments of grape vines, were lowered again as part of an experiment…

[ad_1] Reprinted with permission from World in general, a news website on nature, politics, science, health and travel. Richard Brown and Giselle Eagle, WTSWW Alone on the windswept island of Skokholm, guardians have found Stone Age tools and a pottery shard from an unlikely study plot – in a rabbit hole. The finds date from…

[ad_1] Mary Shannon Johnstone, Duplin County Animal Services /Facebook Pickpocketing and petty theft are no laughing matter, except when the culprit is a cute canine kleptomaniac determined to free a stuffed purple unicorn from the confines of a North Carolina Dollar General store. Mary Shannon Johnstone, Duplin County Animal Services /Facebook According to store staff,…

[ad_1] SWNS The Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland began its long-awaited eruption a couple of weeks ago, marking the first eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula in more than 800 years. Fortunately, drone cameraman Vilius Petrikas was there to capture the story in the making by flying his camera over the site. The stunning images show the…

[ad_1] A project to combat loneliness in the confinement is using classical songs to unite generations through the Internet. From the catchy chorus of Cecelia de Simon and Garfunkel, to the enormous yearning captured in Over the Rainbow, the songs have helped bring people together during the confinement. Specifically, they have been linking thousands of…

[ad_1] During the COVID-19 pandemic, takeout has become an essential rather than a luxury. Of course, if your favorite place to dine isn’t close to where you live, that usually puts the brakes on a delivery … Unless there’s a generous chef who’s willing to go the extra mile – about 530 of them –…