Philosophy
This is totally different. I saw a commercial for raising butterflies early one morning. The commercial's format was like all the other "only $19.95" offers except they weren't selling knives that never dull or scratch removers...it was a complete habitat for watching the development of butterflies. And of course, if you called in the next three nanoseconds, they would double the offer. The concept is like the old sea horse and ant farm kits of the past and, after checking the Internet, I did not find a single complaint. The only negative comment was that such a kit could be secured elsewhere for less money at hobby and science stores. This is not an endorsement of the company but more for the concept.
Check the website livebutterflygarden.com and shop around. This is a fun science kit idea.
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Philosophy
Butterfly science kits
This is totally different. I saw a commercial for raising butterflies early one morning. The commercial's format was like all the other "only $19.95" offers except they weren't selling knives that never dull or scratch removers...it was a complete habitat for watching the development of butterflies. And of course, if you called in the next three nanoseconds, they would double the offer. The concept is like the old sea horse and ant farm kits of the past and, after checking the Internet, I did not find a single complaint. The only negative comment was that such a kit could be secured elsewhere for less money at hobby and science stores. This is not an endorsement of the company but more for the concept.
Check the website livebutterflygarden.com and shop around. This is a fun science kit idea.
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For many centuries the phenomenon of dreams has been used as an evidence for great limitations of the human mind. Dream argument is one of the oldest arguments concerning philosophy of mind; numerous thinkers such as Plato, Aristotle, Zhuangzi and Descartes...
- Oh No...mutant Fukushima Butterflies...what Next--mothra?
"Fukushima caused mutant butterflies: scientists" August 14th, 2012 Terradaily Genetic mutations have been found in three generations of butterflies from near Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, scientists said Tuesday, raising fears radiation...
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Crew Space Transportation-100 [CST-100] "Boeing unveils its commercial capsule spacecraft" July 22nd, 2010 PhysOrg.com Boeing won an award worth $18 million from NASA under the Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) Space Act Agreement, which was intended...
- Chemistry Sets...back?
Dangerous Book for Boys A new British book and related science kits are on the market and proving to be very popular. Will it work? Well, it can't mirror the old chemistry sets of A. C. Gilbert or Porter. Furthermore, one wonders if this isn't...
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