Growing Mushrooms, or rather, Mushrooms growing
Mushrooms has been growing around my mom’s potted plants lately. They sure do pop up out of nowhere and grow really fast!
Mushroom randomly growing
I’m pretty sure my mom didn’t intentionally planted those pointy little things in that random pot, but she did bought a new bag of soil just recently. It only proves that those sellers are selling unknown quality soil dug up from some random location without even knowing if the soil contains any parasites or not.
Mushroom taken during the afternoon
Those mushrooms are quite pretty and they are quite interesting to watch as well. Since they can actually change shape overnight.
Mushroom at night
However, we had to throw away those mushrooms since we do not know if they were poisonous or not. It’s also not good to have them growing around too much.
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Morse code was probably one of the most important invention for long distance single wire (or wireless) communication protocol. Especially during an emergency, a communications officer can deliver a message using morse code using various method. Tapping on the telegram, short circuit a wire or even use spot lights or torch lights. It enables communication even when full voice communication is impossible.
In fact, morse code is still an active communications protocol today. Ham radio operators taking a full licence will be required to take a test on morse code before they are allowed to use the full range of frequency spectrum.
Happy Birthday Samuel Morse.