Coffee
This process of brewing coffee comes from manually pouring hot water over coffee grounds
Pour-over
Harvesting the decay of uranium and plutonium, this power source can produce 25 million kilowatt-hours per day (enough to power a city the size of Boston)
Nuclear
Not actually tea, these are typically unfusions of fruit, leaves or other plant parts from plants other than the tea plant
Herbal Tea (Herbal Infusions)
Humans see in this spectrum of light
The Visible Spectrum
This process of brewing coffee involves pouring hot water over coffee grounds, steeping them, and then pressing the grounds tot he bottom of the container
French Press
Burning of this sedimentary rock accounted for 36% of the world's electricity in 2020, and 25% of its greenhouse gas emissions
Coal
This type of tea, made from the new shoots of the tea plant, is the oldest and most popular type today
Green
Travelling at the speed of light (670,616,629 miles per hour), a photon can circle the Earth this many times per second
~7.5
Unlike regular coffee brewing, this brewing process never exposes ground coffee to heat; it uses time, rather than heat to extract the coffee's oils, sugars, and caffeine
Cold Brew
Use of photovoltaic cells for this type of power accounted for 3.5% of the world's electricity in 2020
Solar
This type of black tea has been dried, rolled, and then undergone microbial fermentation
Pu-ehr
There are 10 known categories of electromagnetic radiation, of which Visible Light is one. Name three of the other nine.
Infrared, Ultraviolet, X-Rays, Gamma Rays, Radar, FM, TV, Shortwave, AM
While most coffee berries contains two seeds, 5% - 10% are this type of berry, which only contain one seed
Peaberry
A single occurrence of this phenomenon unleashes 5 times more heat than the sun
Lightning
All tea is prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over the leaves of this plant, native to China
Camellia sinensis
Human Beings see via this part of their anatomy
Occipital Cortex (Visual Cortex)