The human body is a masterpiece of design and functionality. Each heartbeat, every action, every breath, every thought, and every memory is a finely tuned orchestra of organs, tissues, and processes working together in perfect harmony, always hard at work, always carrying us through every nanosecond of every day.
Fast Rockin’ Day and Night: Earth rotates on its axis, completing one full rotation every 24 hours. This rotation is responsible for our day-and-night cycles. Earth also rotates fast-like, 1,000-miles-per-hour fast.
While gardeners and nature lovers appreciate the beauty and enormous environmental contributions plants offer our world, many others still see them as lesser cousins to their counterparts in the animal kingdom.
Consider that at this very moment, you are standing on a rock that is spinning on its axis at approximately 1,000 miles per hour, hurtling through space at 67,000 miles per hour, while it orbits a star. Yet, you can’t feel a thing.
My upcoming book shares fun facts and trivia about many of the wonders in our world we often don’t appreciate or even consider. So, in honor of the book's official launch on August 12th, (holy crap – that’s only a week away!), here are a few gems from the various chapters.
So yesterday, I posted a short video of a crazy storm we recently had in Northern Kentucky. Being part of Dixie Alley, I’m used to seeing some whopper, scary storms. But this one was different – very different - for a couple of reasons.
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Every year during the last week of July, nature lovers around the world celebrate those unsung heroes of night pollination: moths.
I want to give a BIG thank you to everyone who entered the Goodreads giveaway for a pre-release copy of my book, Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired.
Need some good news? Africa’s Green Belt - often referred to as the Great Green Wall - is one of the continent’s most ambitious environmental and humanitarian projects.
