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thescienceofreality: This Week in Science - May 13 - 19, 2013: Magnetar at black hole here. Cloned human stem cells here. Cell calculators here. Music matched to color here. Scientists agreeing on climate change here. Remote-piloted plane here. Earth’s core here. Bright lunar explosion here. American asteroid sampling here. Hofstadter butterfly effect here. Electric shocks aid math skills here. Printable solar panels here.
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thescienceofreality:

This Week in Science - May 13 - 19, 2013:

  • Magnetar at black hole here.
  • Cloned human stem cells here.
  • Cell calculators here.
  • Music matched to color here.
  • Scientists agreeing on climate change here.
  • Remote-piloted plane here.
  • Earth’s core here.
  • Bright lunar explosion here.
  • American asteroid sampling here.
  • Hofstadter butterfly effect here.
  • Electric shocks aid math skills here.
  • Printable solar panels here.
Do Plants Talk?In this week’s episode of Coma Niddy University we talk about plants. It is known that plants can communicate using light, chemicals, and touch. But do plants talk to each other?Gardeners tend to grow basil as a companion plant. Apparently basil is friendly, improving the health of its neighbors. Sending positive signals to it’s partners, rooting for its friends. [x] A study puts this communication to the test. Researchers planted chilli pepper seeds near the friendly basil. The basil however was blocked from all known forms of plant communication. Regardless of the barriers, the chilli pepper seeds germinated faster when close to basil. [x] Without light, chemicals, or physical touch, how did the plants communicate?You can [watch my video] to find out! [Subscribe] to my YouTube channel to join Coma Niddy University. We have new science videos and songs every week!
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Do Plants Talk?In this week’s episode of Coma Niddy University we talk about plants. It is known that plants can communicate using light, chemicals, and touch. But do plants talk to each other?Gardeners tend to grow basil as a companion plant. Apparently basil is friendly, improving the health of its neighbors. Sending positive signals to it’s partners, rooting for its friends. [x] A study puts this communication to the test. Researchers planted chilli pepper seeds near the friendly basil. The basil however was blocked from all known forms of plant communication. Regardless of the barriers, the chilli pepper seeds germinated faster when close to basil. [x] Without light, chemicals, or physical touch, how did the plants communicate?You can [watch my video] to find out! [Subscribe] to my YouTube channel to join Coma Niddy University. We have new science videos and songs every week!
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Do Plants Talk?In this week’s episode of Coma Niddy University we talk about plants. It is known that plants can communicate using light, chemicals, and touch. But do plants talk to each other?Gardeners tend to grow basil as a companion plant. Apparently basil is friendly, improving the health of its neighbors. Sending positive signals to it’s partners, rooting for its friends. [x] A study puts this communication to the test. Researchers planted chilli pepper seeds near the friendly basil. The basil however was blocked from all known forms of plant communication. Regardless of the barriers, the chilli pepper seeds germinated faster when close to basil. [x] Without light, chemicals, or physical touch, how did the plants communicate?You can [watch my video] to find out! [Subscribe] to my YouTube channel to join Coma Niddy University. We have new science videos and songs every week!
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Do Plants Talk?

In this week’s episode of Coma Niddy University we talk about plants.

It is known that plants can communicate using light, chemicals, and touch. But do plants talk to each other?

Gardeners tend to grow basil as a companion plant. Apparently basil is friendly, improving the health of its neighbors. Sending positive signals to it’s partners, rooting for its friends. [x]

A study puts this communication to the test. Researchers planted chilli pepper seeds near the friendly basil. The basil however was blocked from all known forms of plant communication. Regardless of the barriers, the chilli pepper seeds germinated faster when close to basil. [x]

Without light, chemicals, or physical touch, how did the plants communicate?

You can [watch my video] to find out!

[Subscribe] to my YouTube channel to join Coma Niddy University.
We have new science videos and songs every week!

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