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
- Where did the meteorites go?
- The Shape of Water
- 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?
Topic Last Updated on 28-07-2023
On January 28, 1887, the cavalry detachment guarding the banks of the Yellowstone River against the Great Sioux Nation was covered by an amazing snowfall. The weather had been warm, so one of the falling snowflakes quickly drew the attention of the General — at almost 15 inches in size, it is still thought to be the largest snowflake ever seen by humankind.
