/r/worldnews
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Measles: German minister proposes steep fines for anti-vaxxers - German Health Minister Jens Spahn is proposing a law that foresees fining parents of non-vaccinated children up to €2,500 ($2,800). The conservative lawmaker said he wants to "eradicate" measles.
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[Title Post] Permafrost is thawing in the Arctic so fast that scientists are losing their equipment | Instead of a few centimetres of thaw a year, several metres of soil can destabilize within days. "It often happens so fast we can't get out there and rescue it."
/r/news
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[Title Post] Unmarked Grave of the "Elephant Man" Joseph Merrick has been found
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Canada Border Services seizes lawyer's phone, laptop for not sharing passwords | CBC News
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Mentally ill woman gave birth alone in isolated jail cell, Broward public defender says
/r/UpliftingNews
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A mother decided to skip her own college graduation so she could see her son graduate at the same time. His university hears about this and surprised her by conferring her degree during her son's ceremony.
/r/science
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Bike lanes need physical protection from car traffic, study shows. Researchers said that the results demonstrate that a single stripe of white paint does not provide a safe space for people who ride bikes.
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[Title Post] Sharing a plate of food leads to more successful negotiations, suggests a new study (n=1,476), which found that a meal taken “family-style” from a central platter can greatly improve the outcome of subsequent negotiations.
/r/history
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How could returning princes and kings prove their identity in ages without photographs or legal documents?
/r/space
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Rocket launch from earth as seen from the International Space Station
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NASA Posters for the Orion program
/r/technology
/r/Futurology
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A Dublin-based company plans to erect "mechanical trees" in the United States that will suck carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air, in what may be prove to be biggest effort to remove the gas blamed for climate change from the atmosphere.
/r/dataisbeautiful
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[OC] The job hunt as a teacher in the US
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[OC]The quest for my first software engineering job
/r/stocks
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Amazon can already ship to 72% of US population within a day, this map shows
/r/finance
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Best finance series I've found
/r/askscience
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If a pregnant woman has cancer, is it possible for the cancer to spread to the fetus?
/r/AskReddit
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What’s a skill that everyone should have?
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What screams "I'm getting older"?
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What is a mildly disturbing fact?
/r/todayilearned
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[TIL] that the Muppets first big break was on The Jimmy Dean Show (the sausage guy) from 1963-66. Rowlf the dog had a 7-10 minute spot with Jimmy every episode. Jim Henson was so grateful he offered Dean 40% of the Muppets, but he turned it down saying he didn't earn it.
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TIL the reason why NASA (and later the Russians) use a specialised space pen instead of pencil in space is because the graphite of pencils is conductive and can cause short circuits and even fires. The pens have been used since the Apollo era and are still being used right now on the ISS.
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TIL that over 150 wallabies are living wild in a forest in France, they escaped a zoo in the 70's and are adapting quite well
/r/explainlikeimfive
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ELI5: why is Andy Warhol’s Campbell soup can painting so highly esteemed?
/r/pics
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The first painting I have made since I quit drinking 93 days ago. I thought I would never paint again.
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I finally got my dream job as a Park Ranger in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska! The karmic gods must have made a clerical error.
/r/gifs
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This guy saved a donkey from a sand storm.
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Fast hands
/r/educationalgifs
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How to turn salt water into fresh water with improvised distillation
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Blood type compatibility.
/r/mildlyinteresting
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This circuit board telling you to visit the Maldives
/r/interestingasfuck
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The Cryptobranchidae, or giant salamander, they are the largest living amphibians known today.
/r/MostBeautiful
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Amazing split view of Milky Way and a pristine German river
/r/aww
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His whiskers sometimes curl so they look like glasses
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He has a signiture move
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This was not the reaction I was expecting. We ditched The Cone of Shame for the Suit of Smiles.
/r/Awwducational
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Puffins restore their bond is by "billing", a practice in which the pair approaches each other, each wagging their heads from side to side, and then rattling their beaks together. It an important element of their courtship.
Something New
Everyday we’ll feature a selected small subreddit and its top content. It's a fun way to include and celebrate smaller subreddits.
Today's subreddit is...
/r/rocketry
Its top 3 all time posts
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What kind of engine is this?
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Thrust vectoring gimbal
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Stability is overrated
https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Submitted May 06, 2019 at 06:06AM by kaunis http://bit.ly/2H4ga8l
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