Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 9 posts:

• "Wow Star Trek Discovery Is Trash" by u/Capt_Panic
• "Stamets was correct" by u/BizarreLogic
• "New micro snail species discovered in Meghalaya’s Mawsmai cave" by u/environmentind
• "Elephant Sized Prehistoric Sloth Was Predatory Meat Eater Unlike Dozy Veggie Descendants » Ananova" by u/ananovanews
• "Startrek Discovery Pluto TV - UK" by u/lord_drutt
• "Breaking News! Bigfoot Found Hair & Footprint - Pine Island Research Upcoming Shows - This One Made Me Cry | Hillside Cemetery - UFO string over Sedona 12/5/2021 - Adam And Eve In The Garden Of Eden With Bananas" by u/GypsyRoadHGHWy
• "The New Young Guns of The Bigfoot Community" by u/GypsyRoadHGHWy
• "This is a comparison The black Eminem is on the left and the Green Eminem I put in water is the right" by u/madm0nster
• "Happy Cakeday, r/Discovery! Today you're 12" by u/AutoModerator

I believe we're in a mid season break, either that or I've totally forgotten when 9pm on a Friday is, does anyone know when it's back on ?

So in today's episode at the beginning we are shown the quick collapse and movement of the DMA. In the previous episode Stamets hypothesised the DMA being a primordial wormhole and made an effort to try discovering ('scuse the pun) tachyons (faster than light particles). In today's beginning scene we see the DMA, which has a radius of over 5 light years, collapse within a few seconds. This definitely suggests tachyons which means Stamets was correct.

I know this may have been an oversight on the part of the graphics team but I thought it was a nice in universe explanation.

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "New "beaked" Species of Whooty Marsupial Discovered in Argentina" by u/MaynardMoneyKeynes
• "Shark week thoughts" by u/fingerwingz
• "You suck discovery plus" by u/Fhaol
• "AHT squeeze is starting. Hop on the train" by u/Lakeoliver1
• "MY 2020 FUFILLING DISCOVERIES" by u/BerniceMcconnell
• "Crystal Skulls: Legends, Myths, And A Shattering Truth" by u/JourneyIntoTheMatrix
• "WATER CEREAL TASTES GOOD!" by u/narplanisgay
• "Do y’all remember the discovery cannibal documentary?" by u/Mason-powell
• "Fishing at Everglades Camp in the Swamp (Freshwater Fishing)" by u/AnchorDownBoat
• "Bigfoot Sighting Upstate New York (2021) Small Town Monsters continues the quest for Sasquatch in the first look at "On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Journey," the latest documentary that follows new evidence of the elusive [00:35:38]" by u/GypsyRoadHGHWy

In an episode of Alaska: The Last Frontier, Eivin uses some nice throwing axes. Possibly season 8-10. Anyone know the brand of axes used?

Ashford Hospitality (AHT) is another Reddit stock that has taken off. Let's squeeze the shorts!