"If you aren’t curious about it, you’ll never be good at it." Naval

This is a one-dimensional micron-sized chain of particles, pulled out from a dispersion by applying an electic field though an electrode. It's the key to explain the mystery of colloidal chains [read more: buff.ly/2gUrDvZ]

Worm charming, worm grunting, and worm fiddling are methods of attracting earthworms from the ground. Most methods involve vibrating the soil, which encourages the worms to the surface [source: buff.ly/37J8V1N] [read more: buff.ly/36bqiqh]

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Structural Color in Nature - How Butterflies Inspired a New Type of Pain... youtu.be/7nkM3UI_QMA via YouTube

How trees inspired a new way to dispose of human waste youtu.be/jU7aVkVCKho via YouTube

Laniakea Supercluster. The yellow structure is the Laniakea supercluster, which contains about 100,000 galaxies. The red dot in the image is the Milky Way “our home” which contains about 300 billion stars, including our Sun. by restisconfettii

In case you think it’s too late to start By Michelle Rial

"The ability to stay calm during conflict is a superpower." Naval

"Free education is abundant, all over the Internet. It's the desire to learn that's scarce." Naval

1. See failure as a beginning. 2. Never stop learning. 3. Assume nothing, question everything. 4. Teach others what you know. 5. Analyze objectively. 6. Practice humility. 7. Respect constructive criticism. 8. Take initiative. 9. Give credit where it's due. 10. Love what you do.

Wild Ones Presents "Nature's Best Hope" by Wild Ones Lifetime Honorary D... youtu.be/ARdYLamTA-M via YouTube

Here is a fantastic model illustrating the protective role of mangroves (from the exhibit hall of #AGU2022). Will keep it in mind for lectures on sea-level rise mitigation.

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Local Food as Parallel Agriculture | Joel Salatin youtu.be/SkpiC5fxtWw via YouTube Walton Foundation

In 1998, Citibank and The Travelers Insurance Company merged. They hired legendary designer Paula Scher to create a new logo. In their first meeting, on a napkin, Scher drew what became the iconic Citi logo. As Scher got up to leave the room, someone from the Citi team asked,