Science & Nature

Science & Nature Pete Conrad’s First Words on the Moon were, “Whoopie! Man, That May Have Been a Small One for Neil, but That’s a Long One for Me.” He Won the $500 Bet with an Italian Reporter but Never Got the Money. September 21, 2022

Science & Nature Alaska was Hit by the 4th Largest Megatsunami on Earth in 2015. September 20, 2022

Science & Nature According to Quantum Physicist Niels Bohr, The Person who Draws First in a Gun Dual Loses. This is Termed as the Gunslinger Effect. September 19, 2022

Science & Nature According to Research, People Who Have Dark Humor Also Have Higher IQs and Are Less Aggressive. September 19, 2022

Science & Nature Marie Curie Kept Vials of Radium in Her Pocket and on Her Nightstand Because She Liked How They Glowed. September 12, 2022

Science & Nature Marie Curie is Buried in a Lead-Lined Coffin. Her Body and Notes are Highly Radioactive because She Worked with Radium. September 10, 2022

Science & Nature Mary Anning and her Brother Discovered the First Ichthyosaur Fossil When She was Only 12 Years Old. She Eventually Discovered Many More Fossils that Revolutionalized the Field of Paleontology. Unfortunately, She Did Not Get Full Credit for Her Discoveries Because She was a Woman. September 6, 2022

Science & Nature Early Scientists Did Not Know Where Babies Came From. They were Only able to Figure it Out By 1875. September 5, 2022

Science & Nature The Chicxulub Crater is the Result of an Asteroid Impact That Caused the Dinosaur Extinction. The Event Set 70% of the World’s Forests on Fire and Caused Tsunamis That Rose to a Height of 300 Feet. August 26, 2022

Science & Nature A Bonsai Tree is not a Species of Tree. It is a Method of Growing Trees that Aims to Create a Miniature Version of a Fully Mature Tree. August 25, 2022

Science & Nature The Karman Line is the Border Separating the Earth’s Atmosphere from Space. It is Defined as Being 100km Above Sea Level and is Regarded as the Starting Point of Outer Space August 24, 2022

Science & Nature Danish Physicist Lene Hau was Able to Slow Down the Speed of Light to 38 mph and was Eventually Able to Manipulate it August 14, 2022

Science & Nature A Harvard Study Conducted in 1982 Confirmed that Tibetan Monks Can Increase Their Body Temperature Using their Minds August 10, 2022

Science & Nature There is a Specific Gene That Can Control How Long You Sleep August 10, 2022

Science & Nature The Mold Alexander Fleming Made that Produced the First Antibiotic was Kept Frozen Since 1945 August 2, 2022

Science & Nature Venus Flytraps Naturally Grows within a 75-mile Radius Around Washington, North Carolina, Poaching this Plant Became a Felony in 2014 July 27, 2022

Science & Nature Thomas Midgley Jr. Suffered from Lead Poisoning After Trying to Prove that Tetraethyllead was Safe by Inhaling Its Vapor July 21, 2022

Science & Nature Humans Can Only Sense Temperature and Pressure. We Can Not Sense Wetness. July 17, 2022

Science & Nature The Mojave Desert Mailbox is the Most Isolated and Least Accessible Mailbox in the United States July 11, 2022

Science & Nature Thousand of Jellyfish Caused a Massive Power Outage in the Philippines in 1999 July 11, 2022