In the Bay Area of California, we mostly think of lightning as a fire hazard. Dry thunder storms, in which most of the precipitation evaporates before reaching the ground, can start multiple fires in drought-stricken areas. Yet, in many areas of the …
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By Kevin Zhang Bombings and gunfire caused by a terrorist group around Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul killed 13 American service members and left a scene of violence and chaos amongst the civilians and U.S. and allied forces that were scrambling …
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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of soccer superstars for the past 15 years has just made a complete circle as he signs with Manchester United for the second time. He broke out as a teenager on the team alongside legend Wayne Rooney and he …
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By: Elsa Yang In the past, crystals were used as ancient forms of medicine, with different crystals used to uplift different energies. To simplify, it basically is a spiritual energy that can help you achieve a positive state of mind. Here are …
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By Owen Xu Li An analysis of 90 studies concluded that mixed agricultural pesticides can kill twice as many bees as those not mixed. Each of the 90 studies measured the impact of environmental stresses, like pesticides and poor nutrition. Researchers utilized …
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Yogurt, a food that has been around since 5000 BCE, is the product of bacteria fermentation of milk. It might sound gross, but think again. Yogurt holds a variety of benefits—from health to beauty. Skincare Yogurt contains lactic acid, a natural …
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By: Zeru (Peter) Li During COVID-19, together with a few friends and an adult mentor, I founded a small business that designs and manufactures protective coveralls and face shields. We were hoping that through means trusted by science, such as protective coveralls …
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