Curious from around the world
Unusual events, facts, and stories from different parts of the globe.
February's Star Gift: Six Planets Dance in the Sky and a Harbinger of Majestic Events
February 28, 2026: A planetary parade in the sky! Six planets, including Jupiter, will illuminate the night sky. Solar eclipses follow - spectacular astronomical events.
Greenland recorded the warmest January in history - the Arctic is warming four times faster than the world
An average temperature of 0.2°C in Nuuk with a normal of -7.7°C made January a record month for Greenland and highlighted the accelerated warming of the Arctic with economic and geopolitical consequences.
Strong Geomagnetic Storm Hits Earth: K-index 8, Radiation Hazard, and Conditions for Auroras
The National Institute of Geophysics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences reports a strong geomagnetic storm with a K-index of 8, caused by a coronal mass ejection from the Sun. There is a radiation hazard and conditions for observing auroras. Disruptions in communications and power transmission systems are possible.
Christmas Around the World: Unusual Traditions and Magical Customs
How Different Countries Celebrate Christmas – from “Babushka” and “Befana” to the Sauna in Finland, the Beaches of Australia, and White Holidays in Canada.
Astronomical winter has begun: The shortest day of the year and weather forecast
Today at 5:03 p.m. astronomical winter will begin. NIMH reports the shortest day in the Northern Hemisphere and predicts variable weather with precipitation.
Arctic cold grips Europe after New Year, "Siberian" temperatures expected
After an unusually warm Christmas, Europe is preparing for a sharp turn with Arctic cold in January due to a weakened polar vortex and La Niña. Heavy snowfall and temperatures far below normal are expected. What weather awaits Bulgaria?
The Cold Moon: The Last Full Moon of the Year Will Illuminate the Sky in December
The Cold Moon, the last full moon of 2025, will reach its peak on December 4th. Find out when and how to observe this supermoon, a symbol of reflection and inner growth, and why it's special.
Norway Digs Under the Sea: The Tunnel That Will Change Travel?
A story about Rogfast, the world's longest underwater tunnel in Norway: construction, challenges, benefits for travel and the economy. Details about the depth, technologies, and future of the project.
Applied Chess: International Day and its Therapeutic Properties
October 8th marks the International Day of Applied Chess. Experts discuss the therapeutic properties of the game and its importance for integration and rehabilitation. The year 2025 is declared the year of social chess.
17-Year-Old Hanna Cairo Disproves Hypothesis in Harmonic Analysis and Impresses Scientific World
Self-taught student Hanna Cairo debunks a hypothesis that has stood in mathematics since 1980 and becomes a sensation on the world scientific scene.
Moroccan cuisine – a harmony of flavors, spices, and centuries-old traditions
Symbols such as couscous, tagine, and pastilla turn Moroccan cuisine into a world-renowned culinary magic, celebrated for its authentic spices and hospitality.
At What Temperature Does a Home Dryer Work: Important Facts and Recommendations
The temperature in dryers varies depending on the device, program, and fabric type – from 40°C for delicate materials to 75°C for cotton.
Condor Aircraft Engine Catches Fire During Flight from Corfu to Düsseldorf
An aircraft with around 250 passengers made an emergency landing in Italy after an engine fire shortly after takeoff from Corfu.
Labubu: From Art Project to Global Cultural Phenomenon
The story of the Labubu doll - from a niche art project by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung to a global pop culture phenomenon and a sought-after collector's item.
Archaeologist's Day – the Holiday of Ancient Discoverers
On August 15, we celebrate Archaeologist's Day – an occasion to recognize the work behind the greatest archaeological discoveries and a chance to peek into the lives of those who preserve humanity's heritage.