Looks a lot like this little feller here in N. America. The larvae, usually called hellgrammites, make great fishing bait...

most iconic bookcase? like every other $50 bookcases ever made by everyone?

"1. Fish that you've poisoned. You can use mashed acorns or lime prepared from burned sea shells and coral to poison fish without rendering it inedible."
Okay, there's a lot to process here:

"an important step towards a quantum network for communication between future ultra-fast quantum computers—a quantum internet."

Yeah. Because you're clearly the intellectual superior by calling them names. How about just seeing these guys for what you clearly aren't: Enjoying life, and brave in the face of something where most people would have fear.

Classic human stupidity I guess. Funnily enough I live in Kansas and I've never even heard about this slide until now!

Were there no computer simulations/engineering models prior to construction?

At 0:55

No. I meant to say MYTH.

it's not a smaller particle, it's a configuration of quarks which hasn't been seen before. a 'pentaquark' would be larger than a tetraquark.

Science at the core of it is truth.

What is it with the pro-flu vaccine propaganda push? There are articles trying to convince people to get flu shots like every week. The sheer effort pushing them suggests #5 is NOT a myth.

This sort of "control your tabs" advice is aimed at a very specific type of person (or should be, at least): the person who aimlessly opens tab after tab after tab with no direction or reason. A hoarder, but for tabs; they don't want to throw away... er, close, anything.

It's because the article is a response to a recent guest post we had called "Why You Should Never Have Nine Tabs Open." The idea was that you in fact CAN, but if you want to avoid slowdowns, you have to manage them properly or your browser will crumble (or it will just be hard to sift through them).

See my concern with all of this is that any galaxy we are looking at for this info is millions of light years away. MILLIONS of YEARS. thats how old data we are looking at. And if statistics teaches you anything thats that thing happen together in a pattern. So if we can consider our civilization as advanced. an…