As a final gift from the OSR team, dearest curious reader, we’ve come up with a small quiz that might take your mind off the upcoming new-years resolutions and decisions. Stay cool, kind, wise and unique!
We hope you enjoy yourself and wish you a new year filled with luck, love, health and prosperity.
Thank you for the trust and devotion, we wholeheartedly appreciate it.
Now, let’s dive into the trivia, shall we?
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The historical landing on the Moon that NASA promised was delayed for the second time this year. Let’s go back to the information we have so far and how it all started.
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Of course, during the day we can see only one star, the Sun, because the rays of this star of ours prevent us from seeing less bright bodies.
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Until a hundred years ago, in literature, both professional and popular, the universe was described more simply and modestly than today.
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Several hundred million years have passed, maybe only 200 million since the creation of the universe when the first stars were created.
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A hundred and fifty kilometers north of Las Vegas, in Nevada, there is dry place named Lake Groom. Why is this important one might think? Well, next to Groom Lake is a military area about which no information is released to the public, not even an exact name. Therefore, simply, we call it Area 51.
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As you may have read before in our blogs the story of the two American astronauts trapped in outer space seems to be turning into a frustrating affair, a saga with no end in sight and more empty promises from NASA.
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As the December days continue rolling on the calendar, Christmas and the festive holidays are approaching. No matter which religious or non-religious group you belong to, this is a time that we all experience together, celebrating in our homes.
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Quarks are the particles that make up protons, neutrons and many other particles. There are six of them, classified into three generations while the name “quark” is borrowed from the book Finnegan’s Wake (by James Joyce).
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In the previous part, we learned a lot about the immune system and ended on the wondering note of bacteria fighting off bacteriophages, correct? So the main question arose behind the mechanisms of how exactly they protect their own DNA from being degraded as viral DNA? Let’s get into the details of this and expand our knowledge!
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