There’s a “dark impactor” blasting holes in our galaxy. We can’t see it. It might not be made of normal matter. Our telescopes haven’t directly detected it. But it sure seems like it’s out there.
A huge victory for animal lovers around the world – dog meat has just been temporarily banned from the infamous Yulin Festival in China that has already taken the lives of thousands and thousands of innocent canines following the Chinese tradition of eating dogs. The ban will come into effect on June 15 – that’s one week before the start of the Yulin Festival. It will prohibit the sale of dog meat at restaurants, markets, and street vendors. Those who don’t obey will be facing a fine of up to 100,000 yuan (nearly $15,000) and arrest.
Decades Of Research About Depression Could Be Wrong
May 23, 2019
The idea of a “depression gene” has captured the imaginations of some scientists for decades. Over the past 20 years, literally hundreds of studies have hinted that people with a variation of just a few select genes are at a significantly greater risk of depression.
Golden Extraterrestrial Masters | The Netaborulis
May 21, 2019
The Netaboruli
April 26, 2006
Humanity is very fortunate that these Extraterrestrials beings are assisting humanity at this time where the faith of our species is hanging by a tread. There existence has being veiled from humanity’s consciousness since millenniums ago, due to our egocentric ways and ignorance.
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Recently, photographer Simon Dell stumbled upon a family of mice running around his garden. Instead of reaching for the traps, however, he took out his tools. Dell built the mice a miniature village and they repaid him by posing in front of his camera.
Picture of the day
May 7, 2019
Why Food Could Be the Best Medicine of All
May 6, 2019
When Tom Shicowich’s toe started feeling numb in 2010, he brushed it off as a temporary ache. At the time, he didn’t have health insurance, so he put off going to the doctor. The toe became infected, and he got so sick that he stayed in bed for two days with what he assumed was the flu. When he finally saw a doctor, the physician immediately sent Shicowich to the emergency room. Several days later, surgeons amputated his toe, and he ended up spending a month in the hospital to recover.
