The Flinders Ranges is perhaps the last thing you would think of when you wish to rekindle your romance. But for the Australian soul, there is a lot of romance in the rugged outback. In this piece, we will show you how to discover yourself in the natural beauty of Flinders. If you’re a person […]Read More
‘In the world’s oldest national park, you will find plenty of natural surprises, like steaming pools, grizzly bears, shooting geysers and grey wolves. A must visit if you’re a nature lover.’ Located primarily in the U.S. state of Wyoming, but also extending into Montana and Idaho, is the world’s oldest national park, established in 1872. […]Read More
In another attempt to figure out how plastic pollution is affecting our environment, scientists collected plastic from oceans around the world by using nets and then after doing a series of complicated calculations, concluded that about 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic, weighing more than 265,000 tons is distributed across the oceans of our planet. Yes, […]Read More
It is being speculated that the Gale Crater on Mars was once a lake, filled with water from a number of tributary rivers. It is being estimated that approximately 3.5 billion years ago, Mars had a number of water bodies on its surface. Mission scientists who work for the Curiosity Rover (a project by NASA) […]Read More
Archaeologists have known for hundreds of years that there is a buried city underneath the soil of Old Sarum, which is a medieval town located not very far away from the Stonehenge. Until now, there were no means to find out what exactly is hidden beneath the ground. But with the help of newly available […]Read More
Mitchell River National Park is known for its untouched, unexploited natural beauty. The park, which is located approximately 200 miles away from Melbourne, has an impressive collection of river sceneries, rainforests and a variety of other unusual landscapes to explore. Mitchell Falls is one of the most popular attractions of this park. The waterfalls are […]Read More
For many of us, anger is the ultimate enemy. We’re not ourselves when we’re angry. We say the meanest things to the people we love. We hurt them, sometimes physically, sometimes emotionally, and looking back to our angry times we feel nothing but regret. We wonder, sometimes, who that person was who said and did […]Read More
Many of us tend to squeal away looking at insects, whether we see them in our houses, or in the garden, wherever. We probably might have picked up the idea that insects are repulsive from watching others react the same way or think the same way. Our children might end up thinking and feeling the […]Read More
This story is straight out of science fiction. Ladybird, a laser-guided and self-driving robot, is set to help farmers increase the productivity of their lands by giving them help with automated data collection on pests, crop conditions and nutrient deficiency. She also has a robotic arm to pull out weeds and to help in autonomous […]Read More
Three-quarters of our planet’s surface area is covered with water. If you measure in volume, the amount of space covered by land is just a tiny fraction of the amount of space covered by water. Given this fact, it should not be surprising that we unearth unknown mysteries from our seas and oceans much more […]Read More
