Category: Stuff We Love

Like some people who live in the northern parts of the United States (or any part of Canada), monarch butterflies love to travel south every […]

The diffusion of modern technology has changed almost everything in our lives, including what even the most common words mean. Instead of having to invent […]

Who among us did not begin to confidently click on the keyboard, stopped mid-sentence, looked around and asked on the air: “Wait, who is this […]

Much has been written about the difference between them , theirs and there , about when to use who versus whom, and the difference between […]

Whether you write for life, functionally as part of your job, or as little humanly as possible, because thinking about English in high school still […]

Hunter’s moon this month got me thinking about the names of the moons and wondering if the full moon of each month has its own […]

The full moon closest to the autumnal equinox on September 22 is almost here. That means for all of you disciples of endless scarves and […]

When people think of astronomy – even amateur astronomy in their backyard – the first thing that comes to mind is a telescope. And that […]

The last time I left my apartment with a wallet in my pocket was on March 11, 2020 (guess why). I don’t wear it anymore […]

Here at Lifehacker, we’ve been pretty clear about our position on LeVar Burton and his LeVar Burton Reads podcast: we are grateful and appreciate both […]

It’s not hard to identify a thing if you almost know what it is – maybe you have a field bird guide or auto parts […]

See the best of the Perseid meteor shower tonight or early tomorrow morning. The best and longest celestial spectacle of this summer falls on August […]

Perhaps the last thing you think of when it comes to a full moon is a very large fish, but the August full moon is […]

Have you heard the news? The land is tainted . And unless you are a reckless billionaire, chances are good that you will never go […]

Movie Posters: They don’t make them the way they used to. Sure, small independent films can do something interesting (usually with a yellow background), but […]

If you’ve ever wanted to visit Burning Man, this year’s festival might be your best chance, as this year’s Burning Man will be (mostly) a […]

Giant asteroids do not often collide with our planet, but from time to time they sweep a relatively close distance only to disappear into space […]

If you’re one of the many who got into stargazing and backyard astronomy during the pandemic, you’ve probably noticed that little has been happening in […]

The 2020 Olympics, to be held in 2021, kicked off a dubious start, officially starting today amid positive athlete testing for COVID-19 and an atmosphere […]

I’m sure I don’t need to remind you of the 2020 Hornet killing saga , but you should know that 2021 is trying to surpass […]

There is a full moon every month, but only July can claim to be the Moon, named after an animal with majestic horns: Luna Buck. […]

Celestial events are often short-lived, so the most determined astrologers do not go to bed at inopportune hours and even risk going into uncomfortable conditions […]

The cosmos is in constant motion, and during July the movements of the heavenly bodies are a particularly desirable pleasure for those on earth. Two […]

Google is what society is closest to a sage, but not everyone knows how to dig the mountains of information that the future search engine […]

With all the celestial events expected this summer, we can safely rebrand in the next few months “Big Planet Season”. All supermoons have come and […]

Where will you go to find amazing truthful facts from history, backed up by reliable sources and told with nuance? You may be shocked to […]

There is no shortage of apps and online courses offering the best way to learn a new language. If you want to brush up on […]

If you are an avid astrologer, then June one was a very busy month of the year, which was otherwise very busy with celestial events. […]

With so many celestial events in recent years, it may seem strange that the next cosmic phenomenon, which will be witnessed not by a natural […]

If your job involves staring at the screen all day, heaven gives you reason enough to enjoy a much-needed respite from your drudgery this month. […]

Looking up at a sky free of light pollution to witness something like an annular eclipse is one thing , but sometimes you need to […]

A solar eclipse needs to be seen, but only at the expense of your eyes – looking at one of them the wrong way can […]

If you are some kind of stargazer, then lately you have had a little respite from the clogged astronomical calendar: between the Super Flower Blood […]

Today, even as you struggle to focus on work after a long weekend that I hope you enjoyed, a giant space rock screams through space […]

The next celestial event to light up the skies over the Northern Hemisphere is named for its red hue: Blood Moon in Super Flower. No, […]

At this time of year, the sky gives a pleasant sight to mere mortals living on earth. You may already be hungry for the next […]

What most people know about the Moon is that it revolves around the Earth, and it may or may not have a giant face carved […]

Watching meteors flying across the night sky is witnessing a humiliating but fleeting natural phenomenon. And without photographs to capture the ephemeral miracle of burning […]

The latest viral marketing ploy of the brewing industry is to promote your supposedly unemployed dog to a senior management position as the next tasting […]

In addition to the supermoon and warm spring air, April brings news of space rocks. Starting April 16, Earth will cross the tail of Comet […]