About 320-195 million years ago, Earth didn’t have seven continents. There was a giant “supercontinent” called Pangea (Pangaea), which was surrounded by a single enormous ocean called Panthalassa (Phansalassa). Sound...
A thoughtful reader can analyze for himself the events in the world in the years, which were marked, in particular, by the greatest number of eclipses, and conclude for himself...
She raised the standards of rock climbing and revealed the beauty and grace of the ascent. People always ask her why she began to climb. She says, ‘I’m in love...
If icebergs were humans, A23a would be a millennial. And like members of that generation who have sometimes been forced to stay home by harsh economic conditions, the iceberg has...
A little over a week ago, millions of Americans were amazed by the spectacular Northern Lights. Streaks of jewel tones — purple and gorgeous green — flickered across the night...
The rare wildlife of Montana’s shortgrass prairies, once thriving, is now in ecological decline. American bison, excellent engineers of the prairie ecosystem, who have been taking care of the ecological...
In the old days, kind people, kind animals and kind plants lived on Earth in complete peace and cooperation. There was no aggression and fear. Kindness reigned in the world...
In 2021, the U.S. celebrated its first national Indigenous Peoples’ Day that was proclaimed as a day to honor the Indigenous Peoples who contribute to shaping the American Nation. Indigenous...
Independence Day, also called Fourth of July or July 4th, in the United States, the annual celebration of nationhood. It commemorates the passage of the Declaration of Independence by the...
First proposed as Wonderland National Park back in 1922, the name Badlands pays homage to the Lakota people, who long called the area mako sica, literally ‘bad lands.’ The area’s...
