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Vision is a physical sense which uses light to provide information to the brain so that it can make conclusions about the surroundings. Scientists have compared human eyes to cameras. A camera filters light through the lens controls the intensity with an aperture and focuses the image. While the light …
Prepping and Survivalism 
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Survival Guide: How To Prepare For The Winter
January 22nd, 2019
Animals instinctively know how to survive a brutal winter. Not so with humans; they must be taught. Ask anyone who has relocated from a mild climate to one with harsh winters. With climate change bringing extreme weather everywhere, southerners may nFULL ARTICLE
Disaster Preparedness for You and Your Dog
December 7th, 2018
When an emergency happens, do you know what to do? Are you ready for the worst-case scenario? There’re many types of emergency situations that occur and most of them happen very quickly, without warning. To effectively handle an emergency, you need tFULL ARTICLE
Guide to Emergency and Space Blankets
November 30th, 2018
Emergency blankets (also called space blankets) are essential to any bug out bag, and for good reason. Whether you’re exploring a destination in winters or get stuck in a hurricane, your blanket can provide you the care and physical protection you neFULL ARTICLE
Food and Water 
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How to Make a Small Water Filtration Plant
July 16th, 2018
When you find yourself stuck in an emergency situation, water becomes one of your top priorities. Humans can only survive 3 days without water on average. However, finding water isn’t the issue. There are swamps, lakes, oceans, streams, rivers, and pFULL ARTICLE
Emergency Drinking Water Storage
June 6th, 2018
About 71 percent of the earth-surface is covered with water, without it, there would be no civilizations, animals or any living thing but an inorganic alien landscape of dirt and stones. For preppers and disaster planning, it is really important to cFULL ARTICLE
Book Review of The Prepper’s Water Survival Guide: Harvest, Treat, and Store Your Most Vital Resource
April 16th, 2018
The Prepper’s Water Survival Guide: Harvest, Treat, and Store Your Most Vital Resource is a book written by Daisy Luther. She is an author of several books about prepping and this one is her second book. It is a great guide for beginners on how to beFULL ARTICLE
First Aid And Safety 
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Preparing and Organizing a Medical Aid Kit for Prepping
July 4th, 2018
Being prepared is the key to survival when disaster strikes and failing to plan for such situations is equivalent to deliberately planning to fail. What makes preparedness so important is the fact that you’d probably have no access to emergency aid, FULL ARTICLE
Power and Light 
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10 Best Night Vision Goggles with Helmets
October 31st, 2018
Whether it’s your job or your hobby or desire to be prepared for when the lights go out, working with night vision sometimes requires a helmet. Instead of the usual binoculars or monoculars, a helmet has its benefits because of its convenience. WeariFULL ARTICLE
Buying Guide to High-End Night Vision Binoculars
October 31st, 2018
As handy as monocular boasting night vision capabilities are, there are occasions when you need to operate “hands-free” in the dark. That’s where night vision binoculars come in very handy. Unlike the typical night vision device, which is often used FULL ARTICLE
Understanding the Technology Generations of Night Vision Goggles
October 31st, 2018
You’ve already seen it in video games and Hollywood flicks those grainy green screens of night vision on the lead character who looks like a futuristic cyborg with goggles attached to his head. The reality is night vision goggles are accessible to juFULL ARTICLE
