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Espresso Without the Heat
I make a latte every single day. It's become a whole ritual — pull the shot, pour it over ice and almond milk, done. I even get my beans shipped monthly from Atlas Coffee Club.
That is amazing! Medical tech got better and better. That is why I support vaccines!!!
It’s incredible how far we can go to observe what they look like. The universe offers so much to explore. Additionally, it’s hard to believe we’re the only ones out there.
This is equal parts bizarre and horrifying. Centuries-old whaler remains thawing out of Arctic permafrost and sliding downhill.
It’s hard to believe we’ve only cataloged around 15% of animal species — so much of life on Earth is still out there, undescribed and unseen.
Medical tech keeps getting weirder and better. Chewing gum that fights gum disease is apparently a real thing now. 🔁 Reblogged from newscientist.
The "Deaf Gain" That Conquered Space: The Gallaudet 11 🚀
This past week, the world watched four astronauts climb into a capsule called Integrity and fly to the Moon and back for the first time in over fifty years.
Those photos from Artemis II were amazing!!! Those are my two favorite photos: Check the rest of photos here.
Seeing them in space is incredible. The Earth appears breathtakingly beautiful. They also send photos and videos from distant space.
Amazingly, it has been 4 days and it is already closer to Moon than Earth. As of 9 A. M.
Photo: AP Photo/John Raoux NASA’s Artemis II launches tomorrow, April 1 at 6:24 PM ET. The actual Moon landing won’t happen until Artemis IV in 2028.