Luminescence
lu·mi·nes·cence | \ ˌlü-mə-ˈne-sᵊn(t)s \ Definition of luminescence : the low-temperature emission of light (as by a chemical or physiological process)also : light produced by luminescence
lu·mi·nes·cence | \ ˌlü-mə-ˈne-sᵊn(t)s \ Definition of luminescence : the low-temperature emission of light (as by a chemical or physiological process)also : light produced by luminescence
This article in today’s New York Times unveils new research about the great starfish die-off Read More
A little over 300 years ago on Jan. 26, 1700, there was a great earthquake in this area. In the days before the white man there was a great earthquake. It began about the middle of one night and continued about 20 hours, when it ceased. Read more
The Semiahmoo First Nation presently occupies a 328 acre reservation, near the International Boundary, along Semiahmoo Bay and bordering the City of Surrey and the City of White Rock in British Columbia. In the 1850’s it was reported that the Semiahmoo First Nations occupied three sites …one on each side of the graveyard on the northwest(White Rock) side of the mouth of the Campbell River, and one beyond the little hill on the southeast (boundary) side of the mouth of the river.” G.H. Richard and H. Kellet, British Admiralty Survey
60% of world’s wildlife has been wiped out since 1970 Read More The magnitude of that should be eye opening… We really are reaching a point where we’re likely to see species go extinct. That’s true in Canada and abroad. James Snider, vice-president of science, research and innovation for WWF-Canada.
Jim Carrey talks about depression and sadness and the difference between them
A woman at a local store told me that for years her grandfather collected beach glass from the beach here and put it in bottles. One day she showed up and it was gone – thrown out. I just got tired of looking at it.
Darkness is ignorance Knowledge is light Fight only with yourself Or the shadows of the night
New Zealand based artist, Martin Hill practices his art by making and photographing environmental sculptures in nature that return to nature.
25 percent of amphibians, and 34 percent of fishes are threatened with extinction.