Lights of the sea reveal vast ocean phosphorescence
The Smithsonian study describes deep sea life that glows without sunlight. Lanterned fishes and jellyfish emit bio light, using luminous heads, tails, and dorsal displays. Phosphorescent plants and plankton illuminate nightly currents, while strange creatures show localized lanterns and sensory lighting in the deep.
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Cleaning a Tablecloth With Fire-Used By An cients To Wrap Mummies
An article by Malcolm MacDonald discusses asbestos, its ancient uses in wrapping mummies and its modern applications. It traces discovery, mining, processing, and industrial uses including fire protection, heat insulation, and paper making, highlighting health considerations and historical context.
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