Drinking plastic?
Australians generally love to drink a cup of tea. So much so that fifty percent of Australians drink at least one cup of tea every […]
Interesting Topics
Interesting Topics
Rhythm in plants
Musicians have been putting a spell on their audiences for thousands of years by telling stories and giving rise to the endless imagination of the
Oldest New Year traditions
The New Year brings with it much hope and a sense of renewal. We often mark it with a number of rituals that serve to
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The Giant’s Causeway
On the edge of Northern Ireland stand an almost incomprehensible set of basalt columns descending into the sea. The Giant’s Causeway, listed as a UNESCO
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Songs are people’s names
In a remote part of Meghalaya, India the village of Kongthong celebrates a tradition unique to the region. The villagers practise Jingrwai iawbei where each
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Kukur Tihar
Kukur Tihar is a festival for man’s best friend. It celebrates the companionship, love and respect that humans have for dog. Celebrated on the second
You got mail..
‘You’ve got mail’ is a common internet message that we see when we go onto websites with Google ads. It is used to provoke our
Hole in the wall
A hole in the wall might sound like a mistake to you. Perhaps just something that needs to be filled up with cement or brickwork
Yosemite Firefall – Horsetail Fall
During sunset over a period of two weeks in February, the Horsetail Fall (Yosemite National Park-California) appears to be not water flowing down the cliff
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Artificial moons to light China
fake moon A new and innovative project to replace street lights in the city of Chengdu, China is underway. Scientists from the Tian Fu New
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