Author: fonexspec
Meet Fonexspec, a versatile storyteller weaving narratives at the intersection of cinema, technology, mental health, movies, e-books, and graphic design. With an insatiable curiosity and a passion for creativity, Fonexspec brings a unique perspective to the world of entertainment and beyond.
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Pet Poop Can Be Much More Dangerous Than You Might Realize
A vet explains why.
A walk in nature is good for your brain — a new study adds to the evidence
Researchers used brain-monitoring technology to show that a 40-minute walk in nature helped people recover from a demanding mental task, and restored the ability to focus.
New NASA climate satellite will keep eye on plankton, clouds. Here’s why
NASA’s newest climate satellite rocketed into orbit Thursday to survey the world’s oceans and atmosphere in never-before-seen detail.
Canadian writer Mark Steyn ordered to pay climate scientist $1M US after defamation trial
A jury on Thursday awarded $1 million US to climate scientist Michael Mann, who sued a pair of conservative writers 12 years ago after they compared his depictions of global warming to convicted Penn State child molester Jerry Sandusky.
Canadian astronaut unveils Indigenous-designed patch he will wear on upcoming moon mission
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen spoke at the First Nations University of Canada in Regina Thursday about the connection between Indigenous teachings and space exploration, and the logistics of his upcoming Artemis ll mission.
‘It’s the ultimate revenge’: Sask. animal shelter launches ‘Neuter Your Ex’ fundraiser
A Saskatchewan animal shelter raising money for spaying and neutering cats is offering some furry vengeance to irate exes.
A walk in nature is good for your brain — a new study adds to the evidence
Researchers used brain-monitoring technology to show that a 40-minute walk in nature helped people recover from a demanding mental task, and restored the ability to focus.
