#Beehive apps

[gammaraydeath]

thanks for the tag @archangel-kazz!

These are the rules: You gotta shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and then post the first 10 songs, then tag 10 friends so they do the same!

mostly house/chill :) but i feel that this isn't very representative of what i tend to listen to every day LOL

blue everyday - good luck remix by kleinefrigo/good luck

by your side by teethe

nightwalk by stove

don't by spirit of the beehive

cinnamon kiss by nuclear daisies

subside by upper class

smile again by she's green

so cold in koreatown by sleepyeyes

intrusive by untitled (halo)

behind closed doors by casyette/kid brunswick

if you don't have spotify or an equivalent feature on your music app im sorreeee

@lilmissnatcat24 @holyshonks @callista-curations @that-wildwolf @milkywayes @painterofhorizons @jaina-lyn @moranit @shepsfishtank @lostcryptids

[dykentery]

been really getting into pottery (app) while i’ve been gone btw. made a burger (pot) (app) and a beehive (pot) (app) and everything. its beencrazy

[darkmaga-returns]

As my last post for 2024 and advice going into 2025, let me implore everyone who thinks the Trump election spells nirvana for truth to sit down and listen for a minute.

First, I have zero pull or connection to MAGA or MAHA. So everyone sending me an idea or product to get the new officials’ attention, quit. I’m not in Trump’s contact list. In my bubble, without a smartphone, no apps, and no TV, I probably know less about plans and positions in the upcoming new slate of appointees than just about anyone.

Second, and this is the crux of my post today, why does anyone think their idea or product is the magic elixir fixer if the government will endorse it? Biochar, bionic foliars, worm pee, outlaw glyphosate, tax Tyson – my goodness, everyone has a magic recipe to save farming if only they could get the USDA’s attention.

I’m sorry to bear the unhappy news: 10 miles of USDA offices probably won’t change. I remember well when Barack Obama got elected and Michelle put a garden on the White House lawn. I was privy to some inside information because I knew their chef, and the stories about trying to make a beehive that could withstand rotor wash when the helicopter landed were quite entertaining.

[toasnearlynakedghost]

One of my entires for the Court of Darkness Mini Design Contest won.

They made it into the Volcanic Guy mini. In the CoD app my username is Ishani Faye and on Twitter it’s also Ishani Faye.

My other entry was mini Roy in a beekeeper suit with a beehive and bees. I wish that one had won and was turned into a mini in the CoD app. But one of my entires won.

I entered a design for a Guy mini because I know people on the CoD team like Guy and they are the ones who judged the entries so I figured if I entered an entry of Guy then that entry would be more likely to win.

I also entered Lynt and Fenn mini designs but then found out it was after the contest deadline because the deadline was in a different time zone than where I am. I drew mini Lynt sitting with dandelions and mini Fenn in an eggplant costume. I started to draw Toa but the contest deadline ended before I chose a costume for him and finished sketching him.

[cannoncow]

There’s nothing more dangerous than a giant beehive. Will you be able to face the queen without getting stung?

Wishlist The Glitch Fairy here! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1811910/The_Glitch_Fairy/

[primelinchen-the-second]

Okay. So. My phonw broke down and i got a new one and i actually git a new new one for once - a Fairphone 5 /e/OS. It runs on a forked android version that works without sending data to google

I have two things about this phoen that bother me. The first is that its just too big. I dont like the size. But i waher i can get used to it if i like the rest. The second and worse offender is the home screen/launcher. Its just fugly. Doesnt let me move apps to the bottom of the screen or add widgets

To solve this issue I've been trying different launchers for the last few hours (gosh why) and so far I've found a lot of funny ones. One that is a pie menu. One that stacks the apps lile a beehive. One that opens apps by stroking in different directions. One that opens different apps depending on how long you press which button. All fun and games but not what i want.

I've found two that match my criteria. One crahsed immediately after i finished setting it up (its creatively called Launcher, the icon is a white house on green background). The other has a fixed google search tab at the bottom. (called Rootless Pixel Launcher, white house on blue background) Everything is customizable, except for the google search tab :l

I didnt get a degooglified phoen to have a Google search tab on my hoke screen

I told my roommate/boyfriend/friend/partner and he suggested jokingly i should just code my own launcher. And like. If i cant find a suitable launcher by tomorrow i think I'll learn proper coding for this fucking thing

[10point-must]

Fury - Usyk 05.18.24

An amazing fight in Riyadh on Saturday between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury -- the former narrowly, but deservedly, taking the victory and surely vaulting himself into the conversation of greatest of all-time. A high level fight with some great looks and nice little details. Lets take a look:

Usyk went with his typical well-matched set of Ukraine colors. A great dot-point / beehive pattern, seen initially in his sweatsuit pre-fight:

A closer look at the trunks:

The design on the waistband is apparently an ancient Christian symbol.

The bee on the side of Usyk's trunks is the logo of a boxing "web3" app that was founded by Usyk himself. Logo below in yellow (from the website):

Note that the dot-points are actually beehive hexagons.

The back of Usyk's trunks featured the name Maria, the name of his newborn daughter:

Usyk wore matching Rival gloves with "UKRAINE" on one thumb and "CHAMPION" on the other:

He wore matching footwear with USYK and the bee logo:

Fury put up a great performance and had a good look himself:

He wore forest green and gold - with a bit of black, a common look for him, in a gladiator style trunks. His Paffin Sport gloves were a lighter (and mismatched) shade of green, as has been the case in many of his previous fights. He wore black and gold Nike footwear. A closer look:

You'll notice the waistband is black, as is the front flap of his gladiator trunks. The green has a great little pattern that played well off of the arena lights, glistening a bit depending on the angle.

His Paffin Sport Gloves with Gypsy King logo:

Black and gold Nikes:

Very strong looks from both men - and a historic fight.

Respect box!

[erissheiress]

I JUST REALIZED IM NOT EVEN FOLLOWING YOU??? I was vaguely aware of it bc I have to re-click the follow button every time I see one of your posts but I never realized it actually wasn’t working UGHHHH I’ll figure out how to fix it I swear

happy birthday!!!! you’re legitimately one of my favorite people on this app and your writing is insane 🫶🫶🫶 your blurbs are so vivid and full of character; I’m struggling to articulate how much I love them but they’re like little bite-sized pieces of vanserra heaven

For the birthday event- 🌱 and 🌙?

I’d love to see your thoughts shdhfhdh

For the prompt, I think Eris + birthdays. I remember another blurb about how he treats you on your birthday and it’s soooo sweet 😭 his birthday, your birthday, birthdays in general, you choose!

Skye!!! thank you so much oh my god that's so sweet 🥺

🌱 Spring Court - I'll tell you some things I associate with you based on your blog appearance/url!

(pulling these from my subconscious)

Blue bonbons ~ mint leaves ~ skateboarding ~ watercolour painting ~ pressed flowers ~ white chocolate ~ daffodils ~ beehives ~ reading on a picnic mat outside in the sun

🌙 Night Court - send me an acotar character + a prompt and I'll write a blurb based on it!

I'm gonna do this in a separate blurb post!!! I love this prompt omg <33

[clivedobson]

Electric Paradise #AI #Song by #Suno #lyrics by #Deepseek #music #newmusic

K**Title "Electric Paradise"** #AI #Song by #Suno #lyrics by #Deepseek #music #newmusic

*Deepseek*

*Smooth jazz, romantic reggae*

*Instrumental interlude*

*Instrumental interlude*

**[VERSE 1]**

Woke up to the birdsong

Of a world that finally learned

The factories grow wildflowers now

The smokestacks all got turned—

Into climbing vines for children

Who'll never know a "debt"

Their homework's just to wonder

And chase the sun's last breath

*Instrumental interlude*

*Instrumental interlude*

**[PRE-CHORUS]**

No apps tracking our attention

No ads in the breeze

Just the hum of friendly robots

Planting forests in the seas

**[CHORUS]**

Oh my love, it's Electric Paradise

Where the algorithms bloom

Not for profit, just for petals

And the communal living room

We're dancing in the datastream

Where the fireflies compile

Every dream that ever faded

Gets to live again awhile

*Instrumental interlude*

*Instrumental interlude*

**[VERSE 2]**

The last billionaire's a gardener

She says the soil's more fun

Her former banks are beehives now

The vaults grow everyone—

Enough strawberries to bathe in

Enough books to build a moon

The only "interest rate" we know

Is how fast the lilies bloom

**[BRIDGE]**

The ATMs sprout daisies

THE MALLS ARE GIANT TREES!

And that old Wall Street wolf?

He just herds actual sheep hee haa

*Instrumental interlude*

*Instrumental interlude*

**[FINAL CHORUS]**

Oh my love, it's Electric Paradise

Where our hearts are subnetworks

Trading poems instead of portfolios

Building joy instead of jerks

The whole world's a gift economy

And the only "crash" we fear

Is when we laugh too hard together

And collapse in happy tears

**[OUTRO]**

"You were worried about motivation?

Look around...

We finally live"

www.thevenusproject.com

www.resourcebasedeconomy.org

www.youtube.com/@clivedobson8656

[hvoesterreich]

Die zweite Ausgabe von Global Skeptics in the Pub findet am 22. August 2025 statt. Global Skeptics in the Pub beginnt am Freitag, den 22. August 2025 um 19 Uhr Ortszeit in Neuseeland, geht rund um die Welt und endet um 21 Uhr Ortszeit in Hawaii (24 Stunden später am selben Kalendertag). Der Österreichische Slot ist am Freitag, 22. August, 20:15-21:00 Uhr Diese Veranstaltung findet über Zoom statt . Ladet Sie die Zoom-App vorab auf das Mobiltelefon oder den Computer herunter, um von überall aus teilnehmen zu können. Download unter: https://zoom.us/download - Zoom-LINK: Wird am 22. August hier veröffentlicht. - Meeting-ID: Wird am 22. August hier veröffentlicht. - Passcode: Wird am 22. August hier veröffentlicht. Hosts: - werden im Voraus für jede Region bestimmt - geben ihre Rolle als Gastgeber zu bestimmten Zeiten an den nächsten Gastgeber ab. - haben eine Liste von Diskussionsthemen, die sie bei Bedarf einbringen können. TeilnehmerInnen: - können innerhalb von 24 Stunden jederzeit ein- und austreten; wir gehen davon aus, dass die meisten gegen 19.00 Uhr Ortszeit eintreffen. - werden ermutigt, Fotos und Videos von der Veranstaltung zu machen, die im Internet veröffentlicht werden (Details werden noch bekannt gegeben). - Von den Teilnehmern wird erwartet, dass sie sich im Geiste eines zivilen Diskurses verhalten. Politische Auseinandersetzungen, Verunglimpfungen von Religionen und Angriffe von oben herab werden nicht geduldet. - Gruppen werden ermutigt, sich zu treffen, um eine lokale Kameradschaft aufzubauen, aber sowohl Gruppen als auch Einzelpersonen sind willkommen. Teilnehmende Organisationen (Diese Liste wird regelmäßig aktualisiert) - Humanistischer Verband Österreich, Austria - Humanistischer Verband Österreich | Landesverband Oberösterreich, Austria - Humanistischer Verband Österreich | Landesverband Tirol (IG Säkulare Tirol), Austria - Humanistischer Verband Österreich | Landesverband Steiermark, Austria - Humanistischer Verband Österreich | Landesverband Vorarlberg, Austria - Humanistische Akademie Österreich, Austria - giordano bruno stiftung Österreich, Austria - giordano bruno stiftung Österreich | Hochschulgruppe, Austria - Atheisten Österreich, Austria - Die Skeptiker, Austria - Argentinian Ethical-Humanist Association, Argentinia - Aula Cultural de Divulgación Científica, Kanarische Inseln, Spain - Bay Area Skeptics, California, USA - Beehive Skeptics, Utah, USA - Center For Inquiry NYC, New York, USA - Greenwich Skeptics in the Pub, Greenwich, England - Hong Kong Skeptics in the Pub, China - l’Union Rationaliste France, France - Malta Skeptics, Malta - Perth Skeptics, Western Australia, Australia - The Association for Science and Reason, Toronto Canada Wissenschaftliche Skeptiker sind der Ansicht, dass die empirische Erforschung der Realität zu den zuverlässigsten Erkenntnissen führt.Wissenschaftliche Skeptiker versuchen, Behauptungen auf der Grundlage ihrer Verifizierbarkeit und Falsifizierbarkeit zu bewerten; sie raten davon ab, Behauptungen zu akzeptieren, die auf Glauben oder anekdotischen Beweisen beruhen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeptics_in_the_Pub https://humanismus.at/global-sitp-24/ Read the full article

[globetechno]

Top 10 UK Web Application Development Companies

In today’s digital-first era, choosing the right Web Application Development Companies can define your business online success. Whether you're a startup or an established enterprise, investing in a reliable Web Application Development Company ensures your web solutions are scalable, secure, and aligned with your business goals. The UK stands as a global tech hub, offering some of the most innovative Web Application Development Services in the world. 

If you’re planning to hire Web Application Development Developers or evaluate the Web Application Development Cost, this curated list of the Top 10 Web Application Development Companies in the UK will help you make an informed decision. 

1. Chimpare 

Based in London, Chimpare is a full-service Web Application Development Company offering end-to-end design and development solutions. Their portfolio spans e-commerce, healthcare, and fintech, making them a top choice for clients who want reliable and creative Web Application Development Services. 

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2. DCSL GuideSmiths 

A seasoned name in Web Application Development in the UK, DCSL GuideSmiths builds robust, custom apps with enterprise-level functionality. Their agile approach makes them ideal for both startups and large organizations. 

3. Waracle 

Specializing in digital transformation, Waracle delivers future-ready Web Application Development Solutions with a focus on healthcare, finance, and energy sectors. Their development methodology emphasizes innovation and user-centric design. 

4. Cyber-Duck 

A digital transformation agency known for blending UX, development, and data. Cyber-Duck crafts scalable web applications and is ISO-certified for both cybersecurity and quality. 

5. Net Solutions 

With offices in the UK and abroad, Net Solutions is an international Web Application Development Company offering seamless integration of cloud, mobile, and web solutions. They’re ideal for scaling products and managing remote development teams. 

6. Intellectsoft 

Intellectsoft delivers modern Web Application Development Services using emerging technologies like blockchain, AI, and cloud. Known for working with Fortune 500 clients, they’re trusted by many global brands. 

7. Thoughtbot 

Thoughtbot stands out with its open-source approach and high-quality coding standards. Their UK branch delivers expert-level Web Application Development Service with transparent collaboration and timely delivery. 

8. GoodCore Software 

Located in Croydon, GoodCore offers custom Web Application Development Solutions and MVP development for startups. Their approach is agile and focused on cost-efficiency without compromising quality. 

9. Fat Beehive 

Fat Beehive focuses on ethical, design-driven web applications for charities, nonprofits, and socially conscious brands. Their award-winning team offers UX-focused Web Application Development in the UK. 

10. DockYard 

A lesser-known but high-performing company, DockYard offers full-stack Web Application Development Services with specialization in Elixir and Phoenix frameworks, perfect for real-time applications. 

Why You Should Hire UK-Based Developers 

Hiring local Web Application Development Developers in the UK ensures better communication, time zone compatibility, and adherence to GDPR standards. Most companies here offer flexible engagement models, whether you need a dedicated team or a one-time project execution. 

Understanding Web Application Development Cost 

The Web Application Development Cost varies based on complexity, design requirements, features, and third-party integrations. UK companies usually offer transparent pricing models and post-launch support, making your investment worthwhile. 

Final Thoughts 

Choosing the right Web Application Development Company can transform your digital presence. The UK’s web development landscape is rich with talent and innovation. Whether you're focused on long-term scalability or need a quick MVP, the above Web Application Development Companies are equipped to bring your vision to life. 

[uberclonescript]

How IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems, Ant Control, and Bee Impact Shape the Future

Beekeeping has taken a technological leap with the advent of IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems, making the practice more efficient and sustainable. As beekeepers embrace modern methods, they also face age-old problems like ant invasions. Moreover, the role of honey bees in our ecosystem continues to grow more crucial, making their conservation a priority. In this blog, we’ll dive into how IoT is transforming beekeeping, share effective tips to keep ants out of beehives, and highlight the greater impact of honey bees and their evident future.

In recent years, the beekeeping industry has experienced a transformative shift driven by technology, environmental consciousness, and sustainable farming practices. Beekeepers, both commercial and hobbyist, are increasingly adopting IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems to improve efficiency and hive health. Alongside modern advancements, traditional challenges like pest control, particularly ants, remain critical. Moreover, understanding the greater impact of honey bees and their evident future is essential for environmental sustainability.

1. The Rise of IoT in Modern Beekeeping

What Is an IoT Beehive Monitoring System?

An IoT Beehive Monitoring System is a smart solution equipped with sensors and wireless communication tools that allow real-time monitoring of a beehive’s internal environment. These systems track various parameters such as:

Temperature and humidity

Hive weight (honey production)

Sound frequency (to detect queen presence or swarming)

Bee activity and movement

External weather conditions

Data is transmitted to a central hub or cloud platform, allowing beekeepers to make informed decisions without disturbing the hive.

Components of a Smart Hive System:

Sensors: For temperature, humidity, vibration, audio, CO₂, etc.

Microcontroller/Transmitter: Connects to the internet or cellular network.

Mobile or Web App Interface: Provides insights, graphs, and alerts.

Benefits of IoT in Beekeeping

Remote Monitoring: Monitor hives from your smartphone or computer.

Predictive Maintenance: Detects issues like hive overheating, swarming, or reduced bee activity.

Improved Hive Health: Keep optimal conditions for bee productivity and survival.

Data-Driven Insights: Track seasonal patterns and improve hive management.

By integrating IoT, beekeepers can reduce manual inspections, minimize hive disruptions, and ensure the wellbeing of their colonies.

2. Effective Tips to Keep Ants Out of the Beehive

Ants are a persistent nuisance in apiaries. They are attracted to the sweet scent of honey and may invade hives, robbing them of resources and causing stress to the bees.

Here are effective tips to keep ants out of your beehive:

A. Use Ant-Proof Hive Stands

Elevate your hive using stands with moat-style legs filled with water or oil to block ant access.

Ensure that nothing bridges the moat, such as tall grass or debris.

B. Apply Sticky Barriers

Wrap the hive stand legs with sticky tape or petroleum jelly to create a physical barrier.

Reapply as needed, especially after rain.

C. Maintain Clean Surroundings

Avoid spills of sugar water, honey, or pollen substitutes around the hive.

Regularly clean the area to prevent attracting ants.

D. Use Natural Ant Repellents

Sprinkle cinnamon, diatomaceous earth, or coffee grounds around the base of the hive.

These substances act as natural deterrents without harming the bees.

E. Relocate Ant Colonies

Trace ant trails back to their nest and use boiling water or natural deterrents to eliminate the source.

Avoid chemical pesticides as they may harm the bees or contaminate the hive.

Combining these methods can drastically reduce ant infestations and protect your hive.

3. The Greater Impact of Honey Bees and Their Evident Future

Why Honey Bees Matter

Honey bees are essential pollinators responsible for fertilizing over 75% of the world’s flowering plants and more than a third of our food crops. Their work supports:

Agricultural productivity (fruits, vegetables, nuts)

Biodiversity by maintaining natural plant communities

Livelihoods through honey, beeswax, and pollination services

Without honey bees, the global food system would face severe disruptions.

Challenges Facing Honey Bees

Despite their importance, bee populations are declining due to:

Pesticide exposure

Habitat loss

Climate change

Diseases and parasites (like Varroa mites)

Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD)

These threats emphasize the urgent need for proactive beekeeping strategies and global awareness.

The Evident Future of Honey Bees

The future of honey bees depends on a blend of traditional practices and modern technology. Here’s what lies ahead:

Wider Adoption of IoT Monitoring Systems to detect problems early and reduce mortality.

Urban Beekeeping to increase local biodiversity and pollination.

Climate-Resilient Bees through selective breeding and genetic research.

Educational Campaigns to raise awareness about bee conservation.

Government Policies promoting sustainable agriculture and pollinator protection.

With the right approach, we can ensure a thriving future for honey bees and, in turn, for ourselves.

4. Merging Innovation with Responsibility

The beekeeping industry is evolving rapidly. While IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems offer convenience and precision, they should be complemented with responsible beekeeping practices.

By tackling challenges like ant invasions and environmental threats, beekeepers can build a sustainable and productive future. Moreover, spreading awareness about the vital role of honey bees can inspire more individuals to support conservation efforts.

The Role of IoT in Bee Conservation

Beyond farm management, IoT technologies support global bee conservation efforts:

Enable research by collecting large-scale hive data.

Improve early disease detection and reduce colony collapse.

Support citizen science hobbyist beekeepers can contribute to global databases.

Empowering Small-Scale Beekeepers

IoT tools are increasingly affordable and open-source. Beekeepers with just a few hives can:

Monitor remotely while working full-time jobs.

Get alerts for hive theft or environmental stress.

Make data-driven decisions about relocation or treatment.

5. The Importance of IoT in Modern Beekeeping

The global environment is evolving faster than ever before. From shifting weather patterns to invasive pests and widespread pesticide use, bees are increasingly under threat. Beekeepers must therefore shift from reactive to proactive beekeeping and this is where IoT becomes indispensable.

Why Traditional Monitoring Isn’t Enough

Manual inspections, while valuable, come with several downsides:

They disturb bees and stress the colony.

Inspections may miss subtle issues developing between visits.

Weather, time constraints, or remote locations can hinder inspections.

IoT monitoring systems address these issues by providing continuous, real-time data, enabling faster and more accurate responses to problems.

Preventing Colony Collapse with IoT

One of the most significant threats to bees is Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), where bees suddenly abandon the hive. By detecting early signs such as unusual temperature drops, changes in vibration, or bee inactivity, IoT systems give beekeepers critical lead time to intervene.

6. Top Benefits of IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems

Let’s explore the comprehensive benefits of integrating smart beekeeping tools:

Real-Time Alerts

Get instant notifications about:

Hive temperature/humidity spikes or drops

Sudden weight loss (indicating honey theft, swarming, or disease)

Acoustic patterns signaling queenlessness or distress

Remote Accessibility

You can monitor hives from your smartphone or laptop anywhere in the world ideal for:

Beekeepers managing multiple hives across locations

Farmers integrating pollination services

Researchers observing hives in wild or remote ecosystems

Data-Driven Decision Making

With months of data at your fingertips, you can:

Identify optimal times for harvesting

Detect seasonal behavior patterns

Compare hive health across colonies

This leads to smarter resource allocation and higher yields.

Reduced Hive Intrusions

Unnecessary inspections can cause:

Bee aggression

Queen disturbance

Loss of brood temperature control

IoT devices allow you to inspect only when needed, promoting hive stability.

Enhanced Hive Security

Some advanced IoT systems include GPS and motion sensors to detect theft or animal attacks. This is particularly helpful in rural and commercial apiaries.

Sustainability and Eco-Consciousness

IoT encourages sustainable beekeeping by:

Reducing chemical usage (you treat only when necessary)

Supporting conservation-based decisions

Enabling low-impact monitoring

7. Industry Growth: The Rise of Smart Beekeeping

As environmental and agricultural pressures mount, the beekeeping industry is evolving. Smart technologies are leading this transformation.

Market Growth Insights

According to recent reports:

The global smart beekeeping market is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 10% between 2024 and 2030.

Demand is highest in regions like North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, driven by agricultural modernization.

The adoption of AI and machine learning in beekeeping is further expanding the scope of data analysis and prediction.

Innovations on the Horizon

The future promises even more enhancements:

AI Predictive Algorithms: Forecast swarming, disease outbreaks, and seasonal behaviors

Blockchain for Honey Traceability: Transparency in honey sourcing and authenticity

Solar-Powered IoT Devices: Off-grid monitoring even in remote forests or hills

Drones for Hive Inspection: Aerial views of remote hives without physical travel

Conclusion

Smart beekeeping is more than just a trend, it's a necessity. By adopting IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems, practicing effective ant prevention techniques, and acknowledging the greater impact of honey bees, we pave the way for a resilient ecosystem and secure food supply. The future of beekeeping is smarter, safer, and more sustainable. With the adoption of IoT Beehive Monitoring Systems, the implementation of effective tips to keep ants out of the beehive, and a collective recognition of the greater impact of honey bees, we can ensure that our buzzing friends thrive for generations to come. The intersection of nature and technology is redefining how we care for our most essential pollinators. Whether you're a seasoned beekeeper or a curious beginner, adopting an IoT Beehive Monitoring System can drastically improve your hive management while contributing to global bee conservation.

At the same time, tackling age-old challenges like ant infestations ensures that your hive environment remains stable and safe. With actionable pest control methods and real-time hive tracking, you create a thriving ecosystem for your bees.

And when we zoom out, it’s clear: The health of honey bees reflects the health of our planet. With IoT systems, we not only become better stewards of our hives but also of the Earth itself.

[ayush15]

Audiobooks for NCERT: The Smart Way to Learn

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The NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) books form the foundation of school education in India and are crucial for students preparing for competitive exams like UPSC, State PSC, IIT JEE, NEET, SSC, Banking, and Railway exams. However, reading and revising from textbooks can be time-consuming. This is where audiobooks come in as a game-changer, allowing students to learn anytime, anywhere.

Why Choose Audiobooks for NCERT Books?

Convenient Learning – Study while traveling, exercising, or doing daily chores.

Better Retention – Listening helps in reinforcing concepts and improving memory.

Time-Saving – Enables quick revision of important topics.

Multi-tasking – Learn without sitting with books all the time.

Less Eye Strain – Reduces dependency on screens and printed books.

List of NCERT Audiobooks (Class 6-12)

Here are the NCERT books available in audiobook format for different subjects:

NCERT Books for History

Class 6: Our Past – I

Class 7: Our Past – II

Class 8: Our Past – III

Class 9: India and the Contemporary World – I

Class 10: India and the Contemporary World – II

Class 11: Themes in World History

Class 12: Themes in Indian History (Parts I, II, III)

NCERT Books for Geography

Class 6: The Earth Our Habitat

Class 7: Our Environment

Class 8: Resource and Development

Class 9: Contemporary India – I

Class 10: Contemporary India – II

Class 11: Fundamentals of Physical Geography & India: Physical Environment

Class 12: Fundamentals of Human Geography & India: People and Economy

NCERT Books for Political Science (Civics)

Class 6: Social and Political Life – I

Class 7: Social and Political Life – II

Class 8: Social and Political Life – III

Class 9: Democratic Politics – I

Class 10: Democratic Politics – II

Class 11: Indian Constitution at Work & Political Theory

Class 12: Contemporary World Politics & Politics in India Since Independence

NCERT Books for Economics

Class 9: Economics

Class 10: Understanding Economic Development

Class 11: Indian Economic Development

Class 12: Introductory Microeconomics & Introductory Macroeconomics

NCERT Books for Science

Class 6: Science

Class 7: Science

Class 8: Science

Class 9: Science

Class 10: Science

Class 11: Physics, Chemistry, Biology

Class 12: Physics, Chemistry, Biology

NCERT Books for Mathematics

Class 6: Mathematics

Class 7: Mathematics

Class 8: Mathematics

Class 9: Mathematics

Class 10: Mathematics

Class 11: Mathematics (Part 1 & 2)

Class 12: Mathematics (Part 1 & 2)

NCERT Books for English Literature

Class 9: Beehive & Moments

Class 10: First Flight & Footprints Without Feet

Class 11: Hornbill & Snapshots

Class 12: Flamingo & Vistas

NCERT Books for Hindi Literature

Class 9: Kshitij, Sparsh, Kritika, Sanchayan

Class 10: Kshitij, Sparsh, Kritika, Sanchayan

Class 11: Antra, Antral, Vitan, Aroh

Class 12: Antra, Antral, Vitan, Aroh

Where to Find NCERT Audiobooks?

Students can now access NCERT audiobooks on the Audicate app. Audicate provides high-quality audiobooks covering all NCERT subjects from Class 6 to 12, making audio learning an essential tool for students and competitive exam aspirants.

Conclusion

NCERT books are the backbone of school education and competitive exam preparation. Audiobooks provide a flexible, efficient, and effective way to study and revise important topics. With Audicate, students can listen, learn, and excel in their academic and competitive journey.

Start your NCERT learning with audiobooks today!

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LEGO® Minecraft: The Bee Cottage (21241, Ages 8+) - Buzz into action with this unique bee-shaped house!

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Minecraft® players aged 8 and over will be buzzing with excitement when they get their hands on LEGO® Minecraft The Bee Cottage (21241). This fun toy is packed with endless play possibilities both inside and out. Action-packed set featuring Minecraft’s iconic bees Players use their creative Minecraft building skills to construct a bee-shaped house. A removable roof provides easy access to the interior. Outside, there’s honeycomb to harvest from the beehive, crops to grow at the farm and hostile mobs to defend against. The set includes a Honey Bear player character, baby zombie, 3 bees and 1 angry bee. Features include 2 bees that race around a tree with the flick of a finger. For added digital fun, the LEGO Builder app features intuitive zoom and rotate tools that let kids visualise their model as they build.

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Take Minecraft gaming to a whole new level with LEGO Minecraft The Bee Cottage

Includes a Honey Bear player character, baby zombie, bees and fun features

Kids harvest honey, grow crops and battle mobs as they build their big-bee base

For Minecraft players aged 8 and over

Measures over 10 cm (4 in.) high, 14 cm (5.5 in.) wide and 8 cm (3 in.) deep

The LEGO Builder app includes intuitive zoom and rotate functions

LEGO Minecraft sets give players a hands-on way to enjoy their favourite game

LEGO components fulfil stringent industry quality standards

LEGO sets satisfy rigorous global safety standards

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March’s Night Sky Notes: Messier Madness

by Kat Troche of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific

What Are Messier Objects?

During the 18th century, astronomer and comet hunter Charles Messier wanted to distinguish the ‘faint fuzzies’ he observed from any potential new comets. As a result, Messier cataloged 110 objects in the night sky, ranging from star clusters to galaxies to nebulae. These items are designated by the letter ‘M’ and a number. For example, the Orion Nebula is Messier 42 or M42, and the Pleiades are Messier 45 or M45. These are among the brightest ‘faint fuzzies’ we can see with modest backyard telescopes and some even with our eyes.

Stargazers can catalog these items on evenings closest to the new moon. Some even go as far as having “Messier Marathons,” setting up their telescopes and binoculars in the darkest skies available to them, from sundown to sunrise, to catch as many as possible. Here are some items to look for this season:

M44 in Cancer and M65 and 66 in Leo can be seen high in the evening sky 60 minutes after sunset. Credit: Stellarium Web

Messier 44 in Cancer: The Beehive Cluster, also known as Praesepe, is an open star cluster in the heart of the Cancer constellation. Use Pollux in Gemini and Regulus in Leo as guide stars. A pair of binoculars is enough to view this and other open star clusters. If you have a telescope handy, pay a visit two of the three galaxies that form the Leo Triplet - M65 and M66. These items can be seen one hour after sunset in dark skies.

Locate M3 and M87 rising in the east after midnight. Credit: Stellarium Web

Messier 3 Canes Venatici: M3 is a globular cluster of 500,000 stars. Through a telescope, this object looks like a fuzzy sparkly ball. You can resolve this cluster in an 8-inch telescope in moderate dark skies. You can find this star cluster by using the star Arcturus in the Boötes constellation as a guide.

Messier 87 in Virgo: Located just outside of Markarian’s Chain, M87 is an elliptical galaxy that can be spotted during the late evening hours. While it is not possible to view the supermassive black hole at the core of this galaxy, you can see M87 and several other Messier-labeled galaxies in the Virgo Cluster using a medium-sized telescope.

Locate M76 and M31 setting in the west, 60 minutes after sunset. Credit: Stellarium Web

Messier 76 in Perseus: For a challenge, spot the Little Dumbbell Nebula, a planetary nebula between the Perseus and Cassiopeia constellations. With an apparent magnitude of 12.0, you will need a large telescope and dark skies. You can find both M76 and the famous Andromeda Galaxy (M31) one hour after sunset, but only for a limited time, as these objects disappear after April. They will reappear in the late-night sky by September.

Plan Ahead

When gearing up for a long stargazing session, there are several things to remember, such as equipment, location, and provisions:

Do you have enough layers to be outdoors for several hours? You would be surprised how cold it can get when sitting or standing still behind a telescope!

Are your batteries fully charged? If your telescope runs on power, be sure to charge everything before you leave home and pack any additional batteries for your cell phone. Most people use their mobile devices for astronomy apps, so their batteries may deplete faster. Cold weather can also impact battery life.

Determine the apparent magnitude of what you are trying to see and the limiting magnitude of your night sky. You can learn more about apparent and limiting magnitudes with our Check Your Sky Quality with Orion article.

When choosing a location to observe from, select an area you are familiar with and bring some friends! You can also connect with your local astronomy club to see if they are hosting any Messier Marathons. It’s always great to share the stars!

You can see all 110 items and their locations with NASA’s Explore the Night Sky interactive map and the Hubble Messier Catalog, objects that have been imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope.