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New interstellar comet will keep a safe distance from Earth, NASA says

Science · United States

New interstellar comet will keep a safe distance from Earth, NASA says

44% Center coverage: 195 sources

NASA has discovered an interstellar comet that’s wandered into our backyard. The space agency spotted the quick-moving object with the Atlas telescope in Chile earlier this week, and confirmed it was a comet from another star system.See the Story

Full Moon July 2025 – Buck Moon And Alternative Names

Full Moon July 2025 – Buck Moon And Alternative Names

The full Moon July 2025 comes when nature is in full-growth. Crops are either ripening or beginning to be harvested. The annual rite of you-pick strawberries wraps up in the beginning of the month and folks in the Midwest check to see if the corn is “knee high by the Fourth of July.” But why is the July full Moon traditionally known as the “Buck Moon” and what other names does this summer Moon go by in different cultures? July 2025 Full Moon: Tu…See the Story

How To Make Soap And Its Bizarre History!

United States · United States

How To Make Soap And Its Bizarre History!

Centuries ago, the human race stink, stank, and stunk. The road to personal hygiene was a long one, but thank goodness we’ve arrived! Read on to learn how to make soap—as well as its bizarre history! It’s truly scent-sational. Today, soap is a $22 billion industry worldwide and 13 billion bars are sold in the U.S. annually. Most of that is mass-marketed, however, there’s a burgeoning market for handmade soap for sale at farmer’s and craft market…Read Article

On the 1st Of The Month Say "Rabbit Rabbit" for Good luck!

Saying “Rabbit, rabbit” before any other words on the first day of the month is a quirky little tradition that many people follow for good luck. But where did it come from and what does it mean? Rabbits And Good Luck Rabbits are a common symbol of good luck, positivity, fertility, and growth in many cultures—from North America to Europe and Asia. Most prominent in spring, they are associated with renewal and rebirth after winter. Rabbits are typ…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

10 Signs A Deceased Loved One Is Near

Religions and cultures across the globe and through the ages have suggested the idea that those who pass on to the other side remain with us, unseen, to watch over and guide us. While the specifics may vary, this belief is so common its practically universal. Many people still believe that, if we know how to pay attention to the signs, our loved ones living in the spirit world can send us messages, offering comfort in times of distress and guida…Culture · United States Read Article

Why Are Roosters On Weathervanes?

No matter where you live or where you’ve traveled, a weathervane adorned with a rooster, also known as a weathercock, is a common sight — on barns, cupolas, steeples, and rooftops. But why a rooster? The answer to that question dates back more than a thousand years, perhaps even longer. Ancient Origins of Weathervanes Originally, people tied strings or cloth to the tops of buildings so that they could see which way the wind was blowing. Later, b…Greece · Greece Read Article

Here's How To Help Leatherback Sea Turtles And More!

Love leatherback sea turtles? If you live in Florida, Texas, or another coastal state, consider volunteering to help. Here's how.Surf City, North Carolina · Surf City Read Article

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