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Showing posts with label UFOs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UFOs. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2024

Sunspots 968

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

CNN tells us a lot about Wordle.

The Visual Capitalist shows us which languages are most widely used


A Conversation writer discusses the complicated relationships between orthodox  Jews and the Israeli government.

Another Conversation writer explains why airlines charge bag fees. (There are laws that make this almost absolutely necessary!)

And another Conversation article is about how bad nursing home care can get, and how the goal seems to be making as much money as possible.

Gizmodo reports on a government report that says there are no UFOs (aka UAPs), and mentions some people who are not convinced.

Thanks for looking!

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Sunspots 951

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


Education: A Conversation writer tells us about the Liberal Arts. The article considers the matter of West Virginia University planning to cut many of its courses, and the question of higher education and race.

Environment: Once again, there is a report that Exxon knew that fossil fuel use caused climate to change, but didn't really respond to this knowledge. (from NPR)

Ethics: Nature reports that research on octopi may be subject to ethical standards.

Finances: (and Politics) Yahoo! News reports that the Trump organization reported that an airplane was worth about $1,000 in April, 2023, and, more recently, reported that it was worth about $5 to $25 million.

Humor: (and Science) The Scientist and Gizmodo report on the igNobel prizes, for such work as studying licking fossils in the field and using spider-like appendages to enhance the grip.

Politics: A Conversation article on how the children of Presidents have been perceived, going back quite a while.

Science: Gizmodo reports that bumblebee populations in Europe are declining.

A Conversation writer reports that NASA has found no evidence for UFOs.

Another Conversation writer tells us why most of us adults don't urinate in our sleep.

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

Thanks for reading.