If Neptune didn’t catch Triton we might have another Dwarf Planet in our Solar system — maybe even another Planet or double system. We show how this could have happened. Ok, Moon May is over. Did you like it? Should we do something like this again? With other topics? More moons? More infographic stuff? Please tell us in the comments! 🙂
Unearth the secrets of antiquity, and unveil what Iraq was known as in biblical times! Uncover the enigma that has been hidden for millennia and explore the hidden depths of bygone eras. Delve into a world of intrigue and uncover the truth about what this ancient land was called. Unearth the answer to a question…
In a very short amount of time the human population exploded and is still growing very fast. Will this lead to the end of our civilization? One interestic aspect is that one reason the Western countries had a head start was their access to resources- many of them obtained through overexploitation, exploiting poor working conditions,…
Unearth the past of Viking nourishment and explore if they were actually wholesome! Delve into a realm of mystery and surprise, and ponder the question: were ancient Vikings really as healthy as legends say? Unearth the secrets of their diets and see what evidence can be found. Was it truly a nutritious lifestyle that kept…
Unearth the mysteries of days gone by! Discover the hidden societies that have been lost to time! Unravel the enigmas of ages past and uncover a wealth of knowledge about bygone eras. Delve into the unknown and explore the forgotten realms of our collective history. Unlock secrets that were once thought to be lost forever,…
Unveil the mysteries of antiquity and explore the primordial faith! Unearth the unknown and uncover the ancient beliefs that have been shrouded in secrecy for generations! Delve into a past filled with spiritual enlightenment and discover a tradition steeped in tradition. Uncover the world’s first religion and be amazed by its timelessness. Open your eyes…
It could be argued that the Snickers advertisement could be seen as a representation of an appeal to history fallacy, implying that something is factual due to it having been accurate in the past. Is this really true? Or is there something more going on here? Could it be a sign of something deeper? Something…