The science of making a perfect cup of tea
Drinking Tea is a favourite Australian pastime and no matter what the season, tea is something to drink to relax, take…
Where Does the Phrase “Once in a Blue Moon” Come From?
On most nights, you’ll probably find that the moon is bright white or pale yellow in colour. Occasionally, you may…
What are “Eye Floaters” and what causes them?
Have you ever found yourself staring up at the blue sky and noticing some specs or spots floating around like…
The History of the Internet
If you’re reading this article, you are obviously online and you know what the Internet is. Considering how much of…
What Is a Barycenter?
In Astronomy, the barycenter is a term used for the centre of mass of two or more bodies, usually bodies orbiting…
Why do roosters crow in the morning?
The sound of cows mooing, cats meowing and dogs barking. A Rooster crowing is one of the most recognisable animal…
What are GooseBumps?
From a cool breeze tickling your neck to a sense of impending danger, we have all experienced something called goosebumps…
Is zero an even number?
To answer this question, we first need to define what “even” means. All even numbers can be expressed in the…
Are Sharks immune to cancer and all other diseases?
There is a common misconception that is believed that Sharks are immune to Cancer and all other diseases. Tragically this…
Are Black and White Colours?
Colour is defined as the attribute of things that is caused from the light they reflect, transmit, or emit in…