You may have heard of a NASA's new mission to the sun lately, especially if you are interested in "space" stuff. Since I am VERY interested in such things, I will be regularly posting about the

Although NASA hasn't admitted to finding any "Martians" on Mars as of yet, they are finding other things of interest. For example, they found water not long ago in ice form and even possibly

"Surely you don't believe in the gods?" ~Aristophanes 450 BC

"When the speech condemns a free press, you are hearing the words of a tyrant." ~ Thomas Jefferson, author of The Declaration of Independence.

According to locals of a small Russian village, some strange sea animal has washed up on their shores. Exactly what it is, no one seems to know. They describe the animal to be covered in "tube-like

German scientists were experimenting with "humanoid" robots, wanting to research how humans interacted with them. One of the many tasks for the humans was to unplug the robot after their interaction

Nature abhors imbalance. For every ying, there must be a yang. For every day, there must be a night. For every heads, there must be a tails. And, for every particle, there must be an antiparticle. But

So, it seems that scientists have discovered another galaxy that orbits our own, the Milky Way galaxy. Ironically, our own galaxy, in the grand scheme of the universe, is a rather pip squeak of a thing,

~Socrates circa 420 BC

Aesop's Fables: The Shepherd's Boy

Aesop's Fables: The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

"Beware the barrenness of a busy life" ~Socrates c. 420 BC

Here is an ancient tale that may provide some needed inspiration for depressed Steemians. Remember, this too shall pass and that nothing lasts forever. The price WILL go up again!

"True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing." Socrates c. 420 BC

If cutting back on fossil fuels is too inconvenient, some scientists say they have an alternative for you: Bean power. If you want to be a responsible, contributing citizen of the world and do your part

It is estimated that the ELE (Extinction Level Event) asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs, known as the Chicxulub impactor was about 10 to 15 kilometers in diameter. That's about the size of a small

Nature abhors imbalance. She does not require "equality" necessarily, but she will demand equilibrium. A tree whose roots are not deep enough will blow over in a storm. An enormous boulder may

There's something about watching someone who enjoys what they are doing that makes me feel inspired. Talent, precision and accomplishment are all admirable, but you can't fake joy if you don't have it.

"Old age is but a second childhood." ~Aristophanes, c. 425 BC

So, after all of these years, it seems that the scientists have finally decided what makes the "Bermuda Triangle" so mysteriously deadly: waves. Rogue waves, more specifically. Which makes sense,