The Fatal Physics of Falling Objects We live under a constant pull. Gravity tugs on you, me, and every single thing around us. Most days, we do not notice. A leaf drifts. A cup clinks to a table. A ball arcs and lands. But sometimes,… Read More »The Fatal Physics of Falling Objects
In this video, we take on the overnight survival challenge… using only Ikea items! Watch as we try to make the best of a bad situation and see who comes out on top. Will it be Isaac with his cool room? Andrew with his comfortable… Read More »The Overnight Survival Challenge: Ikea Edition!
This pasta salad recipe is my go-to dish for potlucks, summer BBQs, and picnics. Herb Garden Ideas for Every Home in the UK. It’s always a hit with friends and family, and it’s so easy to make! Ingredients:-1 lb. pasta (I like to use rotini… Read More »The Best Pasta Salad Recipe EVER
In recent years, the tiny house movement has taken the nation by storm. As people become more conscious of the negative environmental impacts of traditional homes, many are opting for more sustainable living arrangements. If you’ve been considering making the switch to a tiny home,… Read More »How to Build a Tiny Home in Your Backyard
If there’s one monarch who knows a thing or two about living a long and fruitful life, it’s Queen Elizabeth II. The 93-year-old has been the reigning queen of the United Kingdom for 67 years, making her the longest-serving British monarch in history. In that… Read More »The Incredible Life of Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-serving monarch in British history. She has seen her country through some of its most turbulent times, including wars, economic recessions, and social revolutions. In honor of her 90th birthday, let’s take a look back at the life and reign… Read More »The Life and Times of Queen Elizabeth II
For years, electric cars have been seen as nothing more than a pipe dream; something that might one day be possible, but is certainly not viable in the here and now. However, with advancements in battery technology and an increased focus on sustainability, it seems… Read More »Lectric: The Future of Electric Cars?
The Department of Justice’s decision to investigate potential privileged material in the search of Trump campaign offices has caused an uproar among Trump supporters. This is a clear double standard, as Hillary Clinton was allowed to have a server full of top secret documents connected… Read More »Trump vs Clinton: Justice Department’s Double Standard
It has been in the news lately that health care workers in some European countries are being fired for refusing to receive a mandated vaccine. This may seem like a reasonable measure to ensure the safety of patients, but it raises some important questions about… Read More »Health Care Workers in Europe Fired for Refusing Vaccine: The Risks and Benefits of Government Mandates
The European Union is threatening to shut down Facebook if the social media giant doesn’t comply with new privacy requirements. The regulations, which were proposed in January, would give users more control over their data and how it’s used. If Facebook doesn’t meet the requirements,… Read More »European Union Threatens Facebook Blackout if Privacy Requirements Aren’t Met