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tree300liked a comment in To Boldly Brew Where No One’s Brewed Before! Astronauts Enjoy Espresso In Space.
That is amazing. This article really made me aware of how much we have here on Earth, and how easy it is to take it all for granted. Come to think of it-imagine trying to use a keyboard in space! One of those light plastic ones that are only attached to the computer by a cord-it would be floating all over the place! This just really brought home the realization of how difficult it might be to settle on another planet. We all know that day is going to come sometime.... But in the meanwhile, let's do our best to take care of the Earth! :DAbout 9 years agotree300 added a news bookmark.
On November 24th, 2014, Samantha Cristoforetti became the first Italian woman astronaut to enter outer space. On May 3rd, the 38-year-old made history again - this time for brew...About 9 years agotree300 added a new comment in
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If you make a list of the world's top ten most challenging jobs, chances are that being a teacher will not make the cut. But think about the daunting task millions of educators ...About 9 years agotree300 added a new comment in
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I am a gamer. Can you believe that? People criticize girl gamers for liking games, instead of being a girly girl. I don't like it! Girl gamers just have different interests. I play Minecraft, Flappy Bird, and a game on the app store, it is an editor's choice, it is called Mr. Jump. Of course, games like that are based on reflexes and creativity. Go Girl Gamers! (GGG)About 9 years agotree300 added a news bookmark.
As gaming moves from just a casual pastime to becoming a more significant part of our lives, researchers are getting increasingly curious to find out how it affects learning. A ...About 9 years agotree300liked a comment in Brown Researchers Believe Gamers Are Able To Learn Visual Tasks Faster Than Non-Gamers.
This was already kind of a given, as we (as gamers) have to have extreme precision and accuracy, and video games teach us just that. We have to hit the right buttons at the right time or it's game over. Our hand-eye-coordination is relatively higher than most and we (as gamers who look for cameos, the graphics, etc. etc.) see things that most don't. And we're quicker about it too. We see all of the cameos (an island shaped like Japan on the world map, Mighty the Armadillo on the Missing Persons poster) and we see everything. Our brains and eyes act like sponges, sucking up everything and turning that into knowledge. Yes, our skills get rusty, but that's because everyone does at times. Anyways, this is just another study about video games that would have been proven true even if they weren't scientists. For both non-gamers and gamers: Keep On Gaming1 - LeoAbout 9 years agotree300 added a new comment in
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