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We took a can of old wheat and decided to see if it would grow some fresh fodder grass for our chickens. To my surprise‚ the germination rate was outstanding. One really cool thing about sprouting grain to feed to our animals as fodder is that you can quadruple the feed just by adding water and letting it grow for a few days. Not to mention the increase in nutrition. The more nutritious the feed‚ the better the quality of eggs. Don't be too quick to throw out wheat even if you don't want to eat it. It can be a valuable food source. Exchange some wheat with your neighbors to get some fresh eggs. Wheat is one food storage item that holds value over the long run. I got these great microgreen trays from Bootstrap Farmer https://shrsl.com/4dqer They also had light and blackout domes that can be helpful with maintaining moisture and sprouting. Check out these great posts at TheProvidentPrepper.org where we experiment with some other old food storage. Super Survival Sprouts: Powerful Nutrition from Your Stored Wheat https://theprovidentprepper.org/super-survival-sprouts-powerful-nutrition-from-your-stored-wheat/ Food Storage: How to Store Wheat So It Is Still Delicious 31 Years Later https://theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-how-to-store-wheat-so-it-is-still-delicious-31-years-later/ Food Storage Experiment - Are 29-Year-Old White Beans Edible? https://theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-experiment-are-29-year-old-white-beans-edible/ Food Storage Experiment: Will Old Beans Germinate? https://theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-experiment-will-old-beans-germinate/ Food Storage: The Actual Shelf-Life of White Flour https://theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-the-actual-shelf-life-of-white-flour/ Selecting the Right Grain Mill for Emergencies and Everyday Use https://theprovidentprepper.org/selecting-the-right-grain-mill-for-emergencies-and-everyday-use/ Thanks for being part of the solution! Follow us! *Instagram – theprovidentprepper https://www.instagram.com/theprovidentprepper/ *Facebook – The Provident Prepper: Building Your Family Ark https://www.facebook.com/ProvidentPrepper *Pinterest – The Provident Prepper https://www.pinterest.com/TheProvidentPrepper/ TheProvidentPrepper.org is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program‚ an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This site also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies.

When doing the marketing for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)‚ NASA and the other telescope contributors liked to point out how it would open up the early universe to scrutiny. They weren’t exaggerating‚ and now scientific studies are starting to proliferate that show why. A new study published by authors from Harvard‚ the University of Arizona‚ and the University of Cambridge used three surveys produced by the JWST to analyze the supermassive black holes at the center of early galaxies. And they found they were much different than the one at the center of our own‚ at least in terms of relative size. Fabio Pacuci and his coauthors were looking at galaxies located 12-13 billion light years away – some of the earliest formed ones in the universe. In particular‚ they were looking at the size of the black holes in the center of those galaxies compared to the size of the stars the galaxies are composed of.  For example‚ the ratio of the weight of stars to the weight of the supermassive black hole in the center of our home Milky Way Galaxy is about 1000 to 1 – meaning the total mass of the stars outweighs the black hole by a factor of 1000. Similar ratios have been found for other galaxies with similar ages‚ such as Andromeda. Fraser describes some of what we know about black holes’ place in the universe. However‚ the study found something quite different in older galaxies. Their ratios were more like 100 to 1 or even as low as 1 to 1‚ where the supermassive black hole weighed as much as all of the stars orbiting it. This difference has “important implications for the study of the first population of black holes‚” according to Xiaofui Fan‚ one of the study’s coauthors‚ as mentioned in a recent press release.  There has been an ongoing discussion about those early black holes‚ focused primarily on what the precursors of the supermassive black holes we know today looked like. Two competing theories have taken root for those precursors – “heavy” seeds and “light” seeds. In the “heavy” seed scenario‚ the seed materials for the supermassive black hole would mass around 10‚000 to 100‚000 times the mass of our Sun‚ while “light” seeds would weigh in at about 100 to 1‚000 times. According to the new paper‚ the “heavy” seed model is more likely. It would be more likely to create large supermassive black holes‚ such as those seen in the JWST data‚ by allowing the accumulation of material from giant gas clouds to coalesce around a much larger starting mass. Simulations of this seed theory also predicted that the black holes in early galaxies would roughly mass the same as the galaxies they were surrounded by. Primordial black holes‚ while still theoretical‚ could help shed some light on the questions the paper tries to address‚ as Fraser explains. As any good scientist will tell you‚ if a theory or a model makes a stunning different prediction‚ and further data collection aligns with that prediction‚ then it’s a very good sign for the theory. That is precisely what happened in the case of the heavy seed theory and the JWST data. As described in the paper‚ the data closely fits the prediction made by heavy-seed modelers. But it’s not quite an open-and-shut case yet. Many astronomers still don’t know about the early black hole formation process. But JWST isn’t done yet‚ and the paper’s authors are hopeful that further data releases will help shed light on how those seeds grow into fully-fledged black holes and what that means for how the universe was more generally formed. For now‚ they’ll have to wait for some more data. But with JWST still going strong‚ it seems there will be plenty more papers peering into the early universe enabled by humanity’s most impressive space telescope. Learn More:Harvard CfA – Unexpectedly Massive Black Holes Dominate Small Galaxies in the Distant UniversePacucci et al. – JWST CEERS and JADES Active Galaxies at z = 4–7 Violate the Local M•–M? Relation at >;3?: Implications for Low-mass Black Holes and Seeding ModelsUT – Growing Black Hole Seen Only 470 Million Years After the Big BangUT – Early Black Holes Were Bigger Than We Thought Lead Image:Distant Universe versus Nearby Universe. Credit: CfA/Melissa Weiss The post The Early Universe Had Small Galaxies with Oversized Black Holes appeared first on Universe Today.

On January 21st‚ 2024‚ a meter-sized asteroid (2024 BX1) entered Earth’s atmosphere and exploded over Berlin at 12:33 am UTC (07:45 pm EST; 04:33 pm PST). Before it reached Earth‚ 2024 BX1 was a Near-Earth Asteroid (NEA) with an orbit that suggests it was part of the Apollo group. The fragments have since been located by a team of scientists from the Freie Universität Berlin‚ the Museum für Naturkunde (MfN)‚ the German Aerospace Center (DLR)‚ the Technische Universität Berlin‚ and the SETI Institute and identified as a rare type of asteroid known as “aubrites.” The name aubrites comes from the village of Aubrés in France‚ where a similar meteorite fell on September 14th‚ 1836. The team responsible for recovering samples of this latest meteorite was led by SETI Institute meteor astronomer Dr. Peter Jenniskens and MfN researcher Dr. Lutz Hecht. They were joined by a team of staff and students from the MfN‚ the Freie Universität Berlin‚ the DLR‚ and the Technische Universität Berlin days after the meteor exploded in the sky. Together‚ they found the meteor fragments in the fields just south of the village of Ribbeck‚ about 50 km (31 mi) west of Berlin. Aubrite meteorite from asteroid 2024 BX1‚ photographed at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin by Laura Kranich‚ a Freie Universität MSc student and member of the Arbeitskreis Meteore‚ who participated in the search and found this meteorite near the village of Ribbeck‚ Germany. Credit: SETI Institute Finding the fragments was a major challenge because of the peculiar appearance of aubrites‚ which resemble rocks like any other from a distance but are quite different to look at up close. Whereas other types of meteors have a thin crust of black glass caused by the extreme heat generated by passing through the atmosphere‚ aubrites have a mostly translucent glass crust. Christopher Hamann‚ a researcher from the Museum für Naturkunde‚ was involved in the initial classification and participated in the search. As he related in a SETI Institute press release: “Aubrites do not look like what people generally imagine meteorites to look like. Aubrites look more like a gray granite and consist mainly of the magnesium silicates enstatite and forsterite. It contains hardly any iron and the glassy crust‚ which is usually a good way to recognize meteorites‚ looks completely different than that of most other meteorites. Aubrites are therefore difficult to detect in the field.” The asteroid (2024 BX1) was first spotted by Hungarian astronomer Dr. Krisztián Sárneczky using one of the telescopes at the Konkoly Observatory in Budapest. The task of tracking it and predicting where it would impact Earth’s atmosphere was performed by NASA’s Scout mission and the ESA’s Meerkat Asteroid Guard impact hazard assessment systems‚ with Davide Farnocchia of JPL/Caltech providing frequent trajectory updates. Like the Chelyabinsk meteorite that exploded over southern Russia in 2013‚ the explosion was witnessed by many and filmed (though the explosion caused no damage). This was Jenniskens’ fourth guided recovery of a small asteroid that fell to Earth‚ the previous events being a 2023 impact in France‚ a 2018 impact in Botswana‚ and a 2008 impact in Sudan. As he explained‚ this latest asteroid was particularly challenging to track down: “Even with superb directions by meteor astronomers Drs. Pavel Spurný‚ Jirí Borovicka‚ and Lukáš Shrbený of the Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences‚ who calculated how the strong winds blew the meteorites and predicted that these could be rare enstatite-rich meteorites based on the light emitted by the fireball‚ our search team initially could not easily spot them on the ground. We only spotted the meteorites after a Polish team of meteorite hunters had identified the first find and could show us what to look for. After that‚ our first finds were made quickly by Freie Universität students Dominik Dieter and Cara Weihe.” Chelyabinsk fireball recorded by a dashcam from Kamensk-Uralsky north of Chelyabinsk where it was still dawn. A study of the area near this meteor air burst revealed similar signatures to the Tall el_Hammam site. This past week‚ Jenniskens’ colleagues at the MfN officially announced that they had conducted their first analyses of one of the meteor fragments. The process was led by Dr. Ansgar Greshake‚ the scientific head of the MfN’s meteorite collection‚ which consisted of an electron beam microprobe studying the mineralogy and chemical composition of the fragments. Their results revealed they the fragments are consistent with an achondrite meteor of the aubrite type‚ which were submitted to the International Nomenclature Commission of the Meteoritical Society on February 2nd‚ 2024‚ for verification. “Based on this evidence‚ we were able to make a rough classification relatively quickly‚” said Greshake. “This underlines the immense importance of collections for research. So far‚ there is only material from eleven other observed falls of this type in meteorite collections worldwide.” Further Reading: SETI The post Fragments From That Asteroid That Exploded Above Berlin Have Been Recovered and They're Really Special appeared first on Universe Today.

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