Angi Thai Yoga

03/26/2026

I think I took a wrong turn in life to not be doing this right now...

02/28/2026

So proud of them for standing up for what they believe in. This should be major news and it's so important they are doing this

09/23/2025

This is the type of Thai Yoga I wish I leaned 😅

05/28/2025

Y'all this would be me 😆

05/28/2025

Not denying that

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05/28/2025

Warka Water Tower, a low-cost, easy-to-assemble bamboo structure designed by architect Arturo Vittori to harvest potable water from the air without electricity.

Using gravity, condensation, and evaporation, the 30-foot tower collects up to 100 liters of water daily from rain, fog, and dew.

It aims to provide clean water to isolated communities in regions like Ethiopia, costing $500-$1,000 and using biodegradable materials.

✅ Low cost
✅ Eco-friendly
✅ No power needed

05/28/2025

Dude what

Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba, purchased 28,100 acres of wilderness in the Adirondacks region of New York.

The land, previously owned by International Paper, includes lakes, forests, and wetlands. He acquired the property—known as Brandon Park—for an estimated $23 million via a shell company.

According to reports from The Wall Street Journal and Adirondack Explorer, the purchase was for conservation and personal retreat, with no plans for commercial development.

While not officially designated as a public wildlife sanctuary, it is being preserved in its natural state, serving both ecological and recreational purposes.

05/28/2025

Sounds nice

Woody Harrelson hasn't had a phone in over three years. Meanwhile, I panic when I can't find mine for three minutes. 📱🫣😅

05/28/2025

😆

05/28/2025

Interesting...

Canada has just flipped the script on energy storage—with ice.

Developed by CryoBattery Inc., a new cold-weather battery stores thermal energy by using frozen water as a power reservoir. In freezing Arctic temperatures, the battery captures and holds energy. When temperatures rise, that energy is released as electricity—all without emissions or toxic materials.

It’s already powering remote northern communities, proving it can withstand extreme cold where traditional batteries fail. With enough scale, it could reliably power entire cities—and offer a green alternative to fossil fuels in harsh climates.

The cold isn’t a challenge. It’s the solution.

05/28/2025

Wait what is this sorcery...

05/28/2025

What's the worst that could happen

Scientists at the University of Bayreuth used CRISPR to create the world’s first genetically modified spider, spinning glowing red silk. This breakthrough could revolutionize biomaterials with applications in textiles and medicine.