SCIENCE

Auroras, or the Northern/Arctic Lights that dance across the sky, have found different meanings in different cultures. According to the Vikings, they were reflections from the 'armor of the Valkyries'. To the native Eskimos of Greenland and nearby Canada, it was a communication from the dead. For Native Americans, it was the light from the great campfires of the north. In the Middle Ages, they were omens of war or disaster, like the plague. Today, it has a completely different definition. So what are these natural light shows in more detail and how do they occur? Let's read the details :)

The Last of Us is a widely acclaimed television series that has gained immense popularity for its unique premise of a 'mind-controlling' fungus that turns people into zombies. The show presents a scenario where the fungus infects humans, causing them to turn into aggressive and violent creatures. While the concept is fictional, it has sparked discussions about the real-world threats posed by infectious diseases and the possibility of global pandemics. Here are the details...👇

You may have heard that the brain has a mysterious functioning. So mysterious, in fact, that even today it is not possible to fully understand it. The brain's convolutions, on the other hand, contribute a great deal to this complex system. But do you know why the brain has a convoluted structure, or do its convolutions increase as we learn new things? Let's discover the answers to these questions and the mysteries of the brain, at least those that have been uncovered.

The brightest gamma ray burst was captured and it had scientists all over the world jumping out their seats since it was deemed as a “once in a blue moon” thing. Though, it seems that the gamma ray explosion could possibly hint towards the study of dark matter.

This furry little rascal was caught picking its nose with its long finger during the night, and it seemed to be enjoying it. We humans have all been there before, picking our boogers as children.