ISSUE: #02 JANUARY 2021
- Frozen Man
- Bullet Journal
- Why It’s So Hard to Go against the Grain?
- The Physics Of Surfing
- Why Do Traffic Signs Look The Way They Do?
- Pi Number
- The Shape of Water
- Where did the meteorites go?
- Why Every City Has Its Own Climate?
- Instant Noodles
- The Coming Renaissance
- Paracelsus: Alchemy to the Aid of Medicine
- History of Coins
- Why do waterfalls retreat?
GET TO KNOW OUR GUESTS FROM SPACE
Comet — A small body of dust and frozen gases that orbits the Sun. When approaching the Sun, the substance of the comet heats up, and the ice in its composition turns into gas and forms a tail. Sometimes comets pass close enough to our planet to be seen without falling to the Earth’s surface.
Asteroid — A large body more than 10 m (32.8 ft) in diameter that moves in orbit around the Sun.
Meteoroid — A small body measuring from a tiny grain of sand to 10 m (32.8 ft) in diameter.
