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ShutUpAndEatWithMe t1_j1nzoxd wrote
Reply to comment by micktalian in Microbial mining could help colonize Moon and Mars, study claims by Gari_305
Cytobacteria? Or cyanobacteria?
Cyanobacteria can be cultivated in waste and sea waters and have been engineered to create loads of materials. They've also been cultivated in wastewater to take out excess nitrogen before processing. Other bacteria have been engineered to grab onto precious metals in industrial waste waters. There's a lot of promise but it's just a matter of 1) securing dependable funding, 2) managing organisms with recombinant DNA, and 3) translating lab results into the real world
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Reply to comment by CC-1112 in A batch of white daisies I grew had quite a few plants with fasciated flowers! by Kirstae
Down Syndrome is a human disorder in which there's a wrong number of chromosomes (trisomy 21 -- three sets of the 21st chromosome instead of two, totaling 47 chromosomes instead of 46). Other animals do not have Down Syndrome due to this specific definition; they can have their own mutations that yield outcomes similar to human Down Syndrome though (source). That said, this daisy does not have Down Syndrome since it's not possible. This phenomenon is called fasciation, which can be due to genetic mutations or environmental factors (source).
ShutUpAndEatWithMe t1_ixd5vis wrote
Reply to comment by Asleep_Ninja_ in 2021 vs 2022 Market cap change in the Tech Industry (Top 10 tech stocks by market cap as of 21 Nov 2022) [OC] by Savoy_Cabbage
Hard to believe it will, but hard to believe it wont
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Reply to comment by uphillswapnil in 2021 vs 2022 Market cap change in the Tech Industry (Top 10 tech stocks by market cap as of 21 Nov 2022) [OC] by Savoy_Cabbage
This podcast helped explain the nuance/history for me
ShutUpAndEatWithMe t1_iv3yh12 wrote
>The contractors returned to finish the job on Wednesday night, with children running out in their pyjamas and raincoats to fend them off.
feels a bit r/OrphanCrushingMachine but at the same time, good for them? The article calls it a "pop-up playground" so it sounds like a makeshift thing the community put together. The police apparently cordon it off from car traffic during school-ish hours and children can play in one of the safer areas of the neighborhood. The kids look like they're in primary school, and I couldn't imagine being 7 and not having had real play time since before the pandemic. I hope they get to keep their area and/or a new area created for them.
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Reply to comment by DefiantCondor in [Homemade] Ricebowl with marinated eggs by blackrainraven
Look up mayak (drug) eggs, they're great. You boil em for like 6 mins, peel them, nd dunk them in a marinade. The yolk firms up in the brine.
ShutUpAndEatWithMe t1_iujzoyu wrote
Reply to Julia Roberts reveals Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King paid the hospital bill for her birth by ety3rd
>Roberts explained that Dr. King and his wife, Coretta Scott King, took care of the hospital expenses since her parents couldn’t pay the bill.
>“My parents had a theater school in Atlanta called the Actors and Writers’ Workshop,” Roberts said. “And one day Coretta Scott King called my mother and asked if her kids could be part of the school because they were having a hard time finding a place that would accept her kids.”
ShutUpAndEatWithMe t1_iu9n4p3 wrote
Reply to comment by Notesh in [homemade] Peanut Butter Chocolate Crunch cake by Notesh
How much of the mousse did you have left over? The video had maybe ¼-⅓ of the movie left on the bowl, but it would depend on the height of your cake mold/acetate
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Reply to comment by Montana-Mike-RPCV in My mother and me after a hard night in 1961 by Kingubarnet
He might've torn it, actually
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Reply to comment by UnawareMisery in [Homemade] Kimchi by zorbyss
Kimchi is a general term in the way the word pickle is. A pickle can be cucumbers but also peppers, cabbage, onions, etc. In the same way, kimchi can be all of those things and also radish, green onion, and any veg really. There are even white kimchi. There are over a thousand type of kimchi!