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A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah - Vimarsana News

A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah

This week, watch an asteroid sample return to Earth, learn why giant pandas have “jet lag,” see a 2,000-year-old child’ shoe and more.

Source: cnn.com
Hay's Daze: The best award show ever - Red Deer Advocate - Vimarsana News

Hay's Daze: The best award show ever - Red Deer Advocate

One of the more interesting prefixes in the English language has to be “ig”. I looked it up and it turns out “ig” comes from the Latin “ignis” which mean “fire” but we non-Latins use it to mean “something that’s lacking”. For the Latinians an example might be the word “ignite” which they translated to “not lighted” although we use it to mean “the action of lighting something”. Confused? I know I am.

A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah - Vimarsana News

A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah

This week, watch an asteroid sample return to Earth, learn why giant pandas have “jet lag,” see a 2,000-year-old child’ shoe and more.

Source: yahoo.com
A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah - Vimarsana News

A 7-year journey to deliver an asteroid sample to Earth will soon end in Utah

The OSIRIS-REx probe launched in 2016.

Source: komu.com
Watch: Ig Nobel Prize winners include smart toilet, reanimated robot spiders - Vimarsana News

Watch: Ig Nobel Prize winners include smart toilet, reanimated robot spiders

The winners of the tongue-in-cheek Ig Nobel prizes for this year include the developers of robot zombie spiders, a smart toilet, research into rock licking and an analysis of nose hair numbers.

Source: upi.com