Thousands Of Darwin's Hand-Written Manuscripts Made Available Online. Origins Film Premiere. WEBSITE: www.DavidWolfe.comCO-FOUNDER: TheBestDayEver.com Online Health MagazineEVENT: Longevity Now Conference (www.thelongevitynowconference.com)PRESIDENT: The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation (www.ftpf.org)CHOCOLATE: www.sacredchocolate.comSUPERFOODS: www.longevitywarehouse.com You’d think he was a rock star with a fan base like his — America’s TOP CEO’s, Global Ambassador’s, Hollywood celebrities, busy professionals, and even the most powerful buying influence in the nation — Mom’s!
But it’s not rock n’ roll that they flock to him for…it’s his nutrition mission and the natural-health and beauty eco-revolution that David Wolfe champions. With a masters degree in nutrition, and a background in science and mechanical engineering, David Wolfe is considered one of the world’s top authorities on natural health, beauty nutrition, herbalism, longevity, chocolate, and organic superfoods. David Wolfe is also a gourmet chocolatier. Human evolution. Cookies on the New Scientist website close Our website uses cookies, which are small text files that are widely used in order to make websites work more effectively.
To continue using our website and consent to the use of cookies, click away from this box or click 'Close' Find out about our cookies and how to change them Log in Your login is case sensitive I have forgotten my password close My New Scientist Look for Science Jobs Human evolution Introduction: Human evolution The incredible story of our evolution from ape ancestors spans 6 million years or more. Human 'missing link' fossils may be jumble of species THIS WEEK: 19:00 09 April 2014 The extinct Australopithecus sediba is hailed as a transitional form between ape-like australopithecines and early humans, but it may actually be two species.
The Book of Trees: 800 Years of Visualizing Science, Religion, and Knowledge in Symbolic Diagrams. By Maria Popova How the humble tree became our most powerful visual metaphor for organizing information and distilling our understanding of the world.
Why is it that when we behold the oldest living trees in the world, primeval awe runs down our spine? We are entwined with trees in an elemental embrace, both biological and symbolic, depending on them for the very air we breathe as well as for our deepest metaphors, millennia in the making.
Crazy Maps Show The World Organized By Human Activity. Ever since Gerardus Mercator created his iconic map of the world in 1569--the one that first enabled ships to navigate at sea without getting lost--people have been drawing maps using the same fundamental concept of conveying physical space.
Cartographers have gotten more sophisticated over time. They’ve figured out how to distort that space, how to portray that Massachusetts has more electoral votes than Wyoming, or that countries closer to the equator are larger than we think. But for hundreds of years, we’ve been tethered to the idea of looking at the world through the shape of its land. Now that there’s virtually none of that left to explore and discover, it may be time to start thinking about our world in new visual ways: not according to physical space, but to how people are distributed across it, and what their presence can tell us about global poverty, health inequality, environmental impacts, and geopolitics.
Watch A Stunning Video Of Humanity's Effect On Earth. According to scientists, we’re currently in the geological epoch known as the Holocene, which has lasted for the last 12,000 years.
The Holocene encompasses the rise of humanity since the last ice age. But some scientists think we have actually entered a new era, called the Anthropocene--an era in which the world no longer shapes humanity, but in which humanity shapes the world to its own purpose and does so to such an extent that it will have permanent effects of the geological record of our planet. As scientists debate the merits of declaring we are in a new epoch (these things take time and lots of arguing), humanity plods on, continuing to make a massive impact on the planet. Globaia, an organization devoted to promoting an understanding of "big history," has been working on mapping these impacts. Home. "Darwin's Origin of Species is one of humanity's crowning achievements.
" James T. Costa "The Theory of Darwinian Evolution, which continues to be refined by thousands of scientists working around the world, is the basis for the entire field of modern biology. Today it is one of the most important concepts in science and probably in the history of human thought. " John Kress “(The Origin is) a truly great book, one which after a century of scientific progress, can still be read with profit by professional biologists.” Darwin Online: Darwin's Publications. British Entomology [←click finches for illustrations] 1829-1832.
[Records of captured insects]. In Stephens, Illustrations of British entomology. Text PDF F1968 Letters on Geology [1835]. Merrylin Cryptid collection. Merrylin from Simon Lewis on Vimeo.
Merrylin Cryptid collection is the study and documentation of the evolution and biology of unclassified species and research pertaining to prehistoric human and non human civilization. In 2006, a trust was set up to analyze and collate a huge number of wooden crates found sealed in the basement of a London townhouse that was due to be demolished. Evolution.