Big Storm Coming...or Not: Uncertainty in Forcasts

The nitty gritty truth about why sometimes weather forecasters are certain about coming storms, and sometimes not so much.



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Did you know that horse's field of vision is almost 360 degrees around?

Did you know that horse's field of vision is almost 360 degrees around?

Horses will never be able to see the world the way we do. The structure and position of their eyes is different than ours, which leads to differences in the distance, color, vividness and visual field that horses experience.

Horses do have the ability to see color, although not as vividly as we do. They are somewhat similar to colorblind people. However, their visual field is greater than ours: a horse's field of vision is nearly 360 degrees with only a small blind spot directly behind them.

People that have horses should learn more about the way they see; this will help them to safely handle their horses and work around them, as well as help to understand why horses’ behavior can changes in certain situations.

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10 Years On Mars: Rover Opportunity's First Sols: Photos

Ten years ago to the day, the second of two NASA Mars rovers touched down on the Red Planet to begin an odyssey of science and discovery that is still surpassing all expectations.



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DNews: No, You Dont Have a Sixth Sense

People who claim to have ESP are picking up on something, but it's not brain waves. Laci and Anthony discuss how your super-sleuth brain can pick up on a lot of subtle nuances, maybe even one that could help you solve a murder.



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Lingonberry (Not Acai Berry) Shown to Fight Fat

Lingonberries could be wonder fruits for the waist line, while açai berries led to fat gain in mice. Continue reading →



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DNews: Super Bowl 2014: Too Soon For Weather Predictions?

With the 2014 Super Bowl approaching quickly, super fans are anxious about the weather conditions during the game. Join Trace as he explains the earliest time that you can predict the weather, and why that prediction might not even be correct.



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