Science

In the language of the Sámi people (the native inhabitants of Lapland), the name of the aurora "guovssahasah" means "the sun shining in the sky in the morning or evening".

There are many theories about the formation of the Moon, but the most probable is that in the early days of the Solar System, the proto-Earth collided with a celestial body the size of Mars, and this impact generated enough energy to throw enough material into Earth's orbit to form the Moon.

It is the body’s largest glandular organ.

A species of fungus capable of breaking down and digesting polyurethane has been discovered in the Amazon.

The closest Cassini flyby over the surface of Enceladus took place in October 2015.

The Moon has a residual atmosphere whose pressure is 3×10-15 bar.

In 2008, there was a violent snowstorm in Afghanistan.

Snow is one of the airborne hydrometeors-atmospheric precipitation in the form of ice crystals.

A trade route between the North Sea, the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, was called an Amber Road.

Magma is formed in deep parts of the Earth's crust.