This photo — taken by Bug Squad’s Kathy Keatley Garvey — captures the moment after a bee sting when the honeybee attempts to fly away (with the barbed stinger still lodged in the victim). See that trail of goo? It’s actually the bee’s abdominal tissue.
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Wi-Fi Signals Enable Gesture Recognition Throughout Entire Home
University of Washington computer scientists have developed gesture-recognition technology that brings this a step closer to reality. Researchers have shown it’s possible to leverage Wi-Fi signals around us to detect specific movements without needing sensors on the human body or cameras.
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Cicero, circa 43 BC (via amandaonwriting)
“The recency illusion is the belief or impression that something is of recent origin when it is in fact long-established.”
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Monette and Mady are Parisian twins who dress exactly alike and share their everyday lives as models and dancers.
Maja Daniels followed them to make this beautiful photo essay of their relationship.
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Amazingly, Actual Molecules Look Just Like High School Textbook Drawings
Those little hexagon diagrams you studied in chemistry class turn out to be very close representations of the real thing.
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Amazingly, Actual Molecules Look Just Like High School Textbook Drawings
Those little hexagon diagrams you studied in chemistry class turn out to be very close representations of the real thing.
Read more. [Images: Sciencexpress]
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yo i ain’t saying she’s a gold-digger but she does carry a weird pan everywhere and keep mumbling stuff about “gold in them there hills” idk so yeah she is probably a gold digger
