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Showing posts with label pig kidney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pig kidney. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 06, 2023

Sunspots 949

Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to others*

Health: PsyPost reports on a study that indicates that internet use protects significantly from dementia.

Science: The Indian moon exploration has found Sulfur at the lunar South Pole, according to Gizmodo. (The article used both "sulfur" and "sulphur.")

Gizmodo also reports that a pig kidney, inserted into a human, has functioned for six weeks, and is still functioning.

And Gizmodo reports that an amateur astronomer reported a collision between Jupiter and a much smaller body.

*I try not to include items that require a password or fee to view

Thanks for reading.

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Sunspots 855

Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to others*:




The Arts: (or something) Gizmodo reports on an esthetic advance in the design of screws.

Christianity: BioLogos has an article on whether anti-COVID vaccines are the mark of the beast.

A Relevant writer warns against bibliolatry, putting the Bible as equal to God.

Education:  Grammarphobia discusses the "boo" in peekaboo.

History: Gizmodo reports that Vikings had reached North America by 1021 AD.

Science: NPR reports that a pig kidney as been successfully attached to a human, and that it functioned as kidneys are supposed to.

The Scientist reports on another way that plants communicate with other plants.

Sports: (or something) NPR reports on cricket fighting in China.

The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.

*I try not to include items that require a password or fee to view.

Thanks for reading.