climate change: do you even care?
on-going effects of the climate crisis breakdown Climate change. It’s harsh realness on Earth indeed, but somehow, these two words seem to dry…
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popular science
Halloween edition — exoplanets of horror
Janssen — The Twilight Zone The exoplanet Janssen (scientific name 55 Cancri e) is tidally locked (it has the same rotational period as its…
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mechanism of anxiety — learn to fly tutorial
Anxiety. That auto-shitter that stresses you heavily, pun intended. You may remember it from such films as: turning basically everything to mental…
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science of name forgetting
I know many, many, and I mean MANY people who claim they pretty much suck at remembering names. I do remember a person’s face, they say, but…
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you are not procrastinating: what human body does in a minute
60,000 Speaking about getting some work done. And neurons. You, as a healthy human individual, have about 200 billion neurons in your brain. Okay.…
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yes, you are breathing Caesar’s last breath
Pompey Theatre, 15th March, 44 A.D, the middle of the Ides.Stream of blood is covering the floor, the smell of death is dramatically spreading across…
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first contraband space sandwich
It is on Monday, 23rd March 1964. The first NASA’s two-men space mission is about to start, the hopes are high.Gemini 3 lifts off atop a Titan…
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idioglossia: the secret language of twins
An idiosyncratic language invented and spoken by only one person or very few people, most often refers to the "private language" of young children,…
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space tears
In May 2011, astronauts Andrew Feustel and Mike Fincke were almost finished with running power cables from the U.S. side of the orbiting house to the…
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discovery: rain on the sun
The Earth and the Sun share something pretty weird in common: Wait for it… It. Is. Rain. Researchers have detected “plasma rain”…
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