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Cowslip: The best choice for attracting faeries to your yard. Dandelion: Believed to be used by faeries to make beverages. Dill: The fresh plant has a scent faeries dislike. Foxglove*: A favorite of earth faeries.

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When bluebells ring they warn of approaching evil faeries.

Did you know you could attract specific faeries by planting certain flowers? Or that a particular plant would ward off evil ones? Well, the folks of the Middle Ages did and here are their findings. Bluebells : Plant bluebells, when they ring they warn of approaching evil faeries. : Plant bluebells, when they ring they warn of approaching evil faeries. Carnation : Red colored ones draw faeries who enjoy healing animals. : Red colored ones draw faeries who enjoy healing animals. Clover : Wildly attractive to faeries. : Wildly attractive to faeries. Cowslip : The best choice for attracting faeries to your yard. : The best choice for attracting faeries to your yard. Dandelion : Believed to be used by faeries to make beverages. : Believed to be used by faeries to make beverages. Dill : The fresh plant has a scent faeries dislike. : The fresh plant has a scent faeries dislike. Foxglove *: A favorite of earth faeries. *: A favorite of earth faeries. Hawthorne : Sacred to faeries, as well as to the May Queen. : Sacred to faeries, as well as to the May Queen. Heliotrope *: Enjoyed by fire faeries.

*: Enjoyed by fire faeries. Gorse : Repels virtually all faery life.

: Repels virtually all faery life. Hollyhock *: A faery favorite, particularly the pink variety. *: A faery favorite, particularly the pink variety. Lilac : The gentle scent draws faery life. : The gentle scent draws faery life. Lobelia *: Will help attract winged faeries. *: Will help attract winged faeries. Mistletoe *: Can also attract unpleasant tree faeries, so we suggest using this with caution!. *: Can also attract unpleasant tree faeries, so we suggest using this with caution!. Morning Glory *: Repels unwanted night faeries. *: Repels unwanted night faeries. Mushrooms *: Used by faeries to mark the boundaries of their sacred circles or portals to their world. *: Used by faeries to mark the boundaries of their sacred circles or portals to their world. Pansy : Known to attract parades of trooping faeries. : Known to attract parades of trooping faeries. Primrose : Believed to give faeries their power of invisibility. : Believed to give faeries their power of invisibility. Rosemary : The fresh plant protects from depraved faeries, so be sure plant some. : The fresh plant protects from depraved faeries, so be sure plant some. Sassafras : Enjoyed by air faeries. : Enjoyed by air faeries. Shamrock: A form of clover Celtic faeries adore.

* poisonous plants

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This is adapted from an article titled “Flowers, Herbs, and the Faeries of May” written by Edain McCoy found in “Llewellyn’s 1995 Magical Almanac”, pages 88-92, Llewellyn Publications, 1994.

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Can a gun be fired in space?

Yes. Bullets carry their own oxidising agent in the explosive of the cartridge (which is sealed, anyway) so there's no need for atmospheric oxygen to ignite the propellant.

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Yes. Bullets carry their own oxidising agent in the explosive of the cartridge (which is sealed, anyway) so there’s no need for atmospheric oxygen to ignite the propellant. Without the stabilising effect of the atmosphere, the wide temperature variations in space might be a problem though: direct sunlight might make the gun hot enough for the ammunition to explode spontaneously, whereas a gun kept in the shade would eventually become so cold that the primer in the firing cap might not go off at all. At very low temperatures, metals also become brittle and can stick together, which might cause the moving parts to jam. Once shot, the bullet will keep going forever, as the universe is expanding at a faster rate than the bullet will travel.