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 However, I think it’s still really important to learn about. After all, some of this technology is still being used for space programs. In preparation for this video, I read a few books. One of them was called Riding Rockets, and it was written by three-time astronaut Mike Mullane . He does a good job of capturing what it was like to ride on the space shuttle.  I reached out to Mike, and he was really helpful. He made a lot of good suggestion. This is the Orbiter Vehicle, the part that looks like an airplane and carries the astronauts and payloads into space. I have a video all about the inside of the Orbiter Vehicle. I’ll put a link in the video description down below. It takes so much fuel to get into space that we need a really big gas tank. That’s what the orange external tank is for. It provides the fuel for the three Space Shuttle Main Engines. Even this isn’t enough to launch us into space. We need two extra rockets on each side. These are called the Solid Rocket Boost...

 Is the Galaxy A21s able to outperform the Moto G8 Plus? Check out our comparison and find out the best one to buy.  The Moto G8 Plus delivers the best value among Motorola phones for having a good set without costing a lot to you. Samsung has been trying to do the same with the Galaxy A21s, which is priced similar to Motorola’s rival. Is the Korean novelty a better buy or is the G8 Plus more worth your money? Let’s check it out! The A21s is a bigger phone, however, it delivers more screen in less space due to the slightly thinner edges. It has a small hole in the left corner to house the selfie camera. Your rival, on the other hand, still adopts the usual drop-shaped notch. In terms of thickness and weight, we have a minimal difference between the two but you’ll probably prefer Motorola because it’s a little more ergonomic. They are made of plastic and have similar build quality. In terms of connectivity, there is no difference - you have the same technologies present in both...

Did you see what happened at 0:44? Sooo here’s the thing: I like to take strategic bites of my oatmeal, getting a bit of each topping onto the spoon, but sir Robin just mixes everything together from the get-go. Whaaa!? I think he’s a bit crazy… but maybe I’m the one that’s crazy? Which camp are you in? Strategic bites, or the mix-and-swirl? What I eat in a day, and in a week, it always varies but I’ve been noticing lately that there’s a few recurrences in our meal choices. So in today’s video, I was hoping to share with you five different meal ideas that we commonly enjoy each week. Two of them are breakfast, there’s one lunch, and there’s two dinner recipes The breakdown to all of the recipes, as usual, can be found on the blog I’ll leave those links for you in the description And I also wanted to take a brief moment to thank Wix for sponsoring todays video. Wix is the amazing platform that we use to create the Pick Up Limes website I’m gonna speak more about them at the end, but for...

These are the anti-inflammatory foods I eat every week to reduce inflammation in my body. An anti-inflammatory diet can help with reducing joint pain and arthritis, healing the gut (key if you have celiac, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's or IBS), getting rid of eczema and psoriasis, and keeping other autoimmune conditions such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis in check. It's also beneficial if you suffer from anxiety or depression. I became well versed in wholesome, anti-inflammatory foods several years ago when I embraced a whole foods diet. After being diagnosed with four autoimmune diseases in two years I realized my body was fighting massive immune system inflammation and I needed to provide reinforcements. Those reinforcements came in the form of groceries.  - You’ve probably noticed by now that most of my recipes are veggie heavy and prioritize fresh, wholesome ingredients except for my deserts and that’s because after four autoimmune diagnosis, I’ve le...