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    Homemade oven project hits a snag with leaking hot air●Oven update- I got the vermiculitey, cerakicey board and we CNCd it. It did fit well, but the hot air started to leak ouMmastodonLifeHome & Garden644 min ago

    A DIY oven builder reports progress on an insulation upgrade: a vermiculite board with a ceramic-style coating was CNC-cut and fitted well, but hot air began leaking out the side and igniting the top edges of a cardboard tube again. A small piece of fiberfrax insulation was cut to fit inside the tube as a fix.

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    Why You Shouldn't Completely Remove Fall Leaves From Your Garden▼Why You Shouldn’t Completely Remove Fall Leaves From Your Garden✉newsLifeHome & Garden11 h ago

    Gardeners are being reminded to leave fallen leaves in their beds this autumn rather than clearing them away entirely. The advice is that leaf litter insulates soil, breaks down into natural compost, and provides shelter for insects and other wildlife over winter, so removing everything can harm the garden ecosystem. It is seasonal practical guidance of interest to home gardeners as leaves fall.

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    Colorado home's south wall overheats two bedrooms despite insulation●In Colorado, a new home's south wall is 'cooking' 2 bedrooms despite being well insulated✉newsEnvironmentEnergy13 h ago

    A newly built Colorado home is facing an unexpected problem: its south-facing wall is absorbing so much solar heat that it is 'cooking' the two bedrooms behind it, even though the house is well insulated. The case highlights how modern energy-efficient construction can inadvertently trap heat, and it has sparked discussion about passive solar design, shading, and ventilation in new builds.

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    AI automates analysis of myelin sheath organization●AI method automates myelin sheath organization analysis✉newsScienceBiology21 h ago

    Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence method that automates the analysis of myelin sheath organization, the fatty insulation around nerve fibers that is critical to healthy nervous system function. Automating this work could speed up neurological research, replacing slow manual microscopy assessments with faster, more consistent measurements relevant to conditions like multiple sclerosis.