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We may think we are the first organisms to remake the planet, but life has been transforming the earth for aeons
“Life is thought to have arisen in the Archaean aeon, some 4 billion years ago, when Earth was blanketed by a thick noxious atmosphere tinged orange with hydrocarbon smog.”
This is so true and is becoming more universal.
Benjamin Franklin's daily routine
News! The latest estimates, released on Wednesday, put the world population at 7.3 billion in July 2015. This number is projected to grow to 9.7 billion by 2050. Get all the numbers here: http://bit.ly/WPP_2015
See Pluto In Color For The First Time
“NASA released a false-color image of Pluto on Thursday, revealing an unprecedented view of the planet’s vividly contrasting patches of terrain.”
Photo: NASA/REUTERS
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Alice Bowman Flew 3 billion miles over nine years from a cubicle in Baltimore.
On July 15, people all over the world watched a woman in a cubicle wait for a signal from three billion miles away. In a soft, clear voice, she confirmed that the New Horizons spacecraft had flown within 7,800 miles of Pluto and survived. In the following days, the spacecraft transmitted images that revealed for the first time what the surface of Pluto looks like. It has a smooth expanse just above its equator, some 1,000 miles wide, that resembles a bright, icy heart. It has frozen mountain ranges and spectral plains that may have only just formed. The detail of the photographs and the geological variety of Pluto exceeded all the hopes of NASA scientists. “I’m still having to remind myself to take deep breaths,” said one.
At the center of it all was Alice Bowman, the woman in the cubicle and the engineer who led the team that guided the spacecraft towards its destination. For a while on July 15, she was trending on Twitter. Some cheered her role as the first woman to oversee an operation so ambitious, one that seems to have had more women working on it than any other mission in NASA’s history. Others wondered why her colleagues kept calling her Mom (it’s NASA shorthand for Mission Operations Manager). One week later, when I spoke to her, she was still stunned by all the attention. Her operation is one of brain-bending complexity, and she told me that it’s not always easy for her to translate what she does into words—at least words that most of us would understand. And she was noticeably uncomfortable discussing certain subjects, such as how the role of women in space exploration has changed since she entered the field in 1988. As she explained what it takes to move a small object through space, and everything that she’s seen along the way, what she conveyed most of all was a sense of pure wonder.
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The most demoralizing syllable in the english language
You’ve probably heard the term ‘food desert’ – it’s used to describe areas, typically urban, where it’s difficult to access quality, affordable food – but some areas are ‘book deserts’ too. These are neighborhoods where kids may have access to libraries but lack the resources required for building a home library of their own. Studies have shown …
Based on the T-Rex, Minions have existed for at least 65 million years and we didn’t know about them until five years ago!
Some things you can’t control, no matter how hard you try.
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Pivot #1
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If policy makers and businesses get it right, linking the physical and digital worlds could generate up to $11.1 trillion a year in economic value by 2025. A McKinsey Global Institute article.
Finally!
Software could crash and markets suffer as a leap second is added to world time at midnight tonight
Excited for the one extra second!
Sometimes there are certain things you do that you can't justify doing, but you anyways do cause you have to.
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ARM makes another stab at boosting the Internet of Things - Engadget
ARM makes another stab at boosting the Internet of Things – Engadget
EngadgetARM’s been championing the Internet of Things for several years now, and for good reason: it’s poised to win big as more devices tap its low-power chips. Last year it unveiled an Internet of Things platform, now at Computex it’s targeting device makers …
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