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03 12 / 2016

november9-2016:

refinery29:

Texas has passed a humiliating law that requires fetal remains from abortion or miscarriage to be buried or cremated

Under the new rule, hospitals, abortion clinics, and other health care facilities are prohibited from disposing of fetal remains in sanitary landfills. Instead, they must finance cremation or burial of the remains. Texas made this clarification in response to outrage about privacy concerns.

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03 12 / 2016

03 12 / 2016

ruinedchildhood:
“ When you’re Washing the dishes and someone comes and adds in more
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ruinedchildhood:

When you’re Washing the dishes and someone comes and adds in more

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03 12 / 2016

ppaction:
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Birth control matters. It gives us the ability to plan, prevent and space pregnancies — which benefits men, women, and society. Over 99% of women have used birth control. It’s one of the sexiest ways to save taxpayers billions.
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Birth control matters. It gives us the ability to plan, prevent and space pregnancies — which benefits men, women, and society. Over 99% of women have used birth control. It’s one of the sexiest ways to save taxpayers billions.

Join us in saying #ThxBirthControl!

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03 12 / 2016

sosuperawesome:

Bow Ties by Backyard Tie on Etsy

Browse more curated bow ties

So Super Awesome is also on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram

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03 12 / 2016

crossconnectmag:

Pioneer of Aerosol X-ray Art - SHOK-1

Shok-1 (born 1970) is a British street artist based in London, who paints unique X-ray art on walls around the world. Follow him on Instagram and Flickr.


Want to keep up with art?  Check out our Twitter feed.

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03 12 / 2016

realcleverscience:

fuckyeahfluiddynamics:

So, as we learned previously, sound can actually travel through space. But the recordings our spacecraft send us from other planets or from the edge of the Solar System aren’t really that kind of sound. Acoustic waves require a medium; they travel when particles bump into one another, which, given the sparseness of space, means that only very low frequency sounds can travel. But space has a lot of ions and plasmas – charged particles like electrons and protons – and those particles can interact without physically contacting one another. Instead their motion causes a changing magnetic field that affects nearby particles, which in turn affect more particles (and so on). This transmits what’s called ionic sound. Check out the video above to hear some awesome examples of the ionic sounds of our solar system! (Video credit: The Point Studios)

I like that our planet’s space sounds like a tardis.

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02 12 / 2016

Super Moon Reflection

spacettf:

Super Moon Reflection by Jeff Sullivan
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The “super” full moon and the shadow of the earth reflect in Mono Lake’s calm water after sunset on November 13, 2016.

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