Jan 28, 2025
It's like a scannable ID card—but for bees.
Really interesting research, actually.
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It's like a scannable ID card—but for bees.
Really interesting research, actually.
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The Rebelle Rally tests old-school map skills off the grid | Popular Science
An eight-day off-roading event has teams navigating with compasses and maps from waypoint to waypoint, no Google Maps allowed.
At this epic off-roading event, traditional map skills and an EV win the day
Modern vehicles and old-fashioned navigation techniques intersect at the Rebelle Rally. No Google Maps allowed.
This sounds like both a grueling slog and an amazing experience. Super cool to see that the Rivian came in first too!
Tetration
BRO WHAT IS UP WITH ALL THE TETRATION POSTING??? Mathematics, the diverse field that it is has like, a bajillion things in it. I feel like every popsci and edutainment thing I have seen in the last at least couple of weeks has been tetration pilled. Bro I hadn't heard of it ever brought up even in my maths classes and boom, it's like someone just invented it or something
Several public land areas, including 29 national park sites and dozens of state-owned ones, are in the path of the 2023 annual solar eclipse
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