
Learn all about Saint Patrick, why shamrocks are associated with this holiday, and other fun ways to celebrate!
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Learn all about Saint Patrick, why shamrocks are associated with this holiday, and other fun ways to celebrate!
Read MoreWhen is Easter Sunday? Why does the date change every year? We explain.
Read More“Manhattanhenge” (Manhattan henge), popularized by renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson of the American Museum of Natural History, refers to times when the Sun aligns with the streets in New York City (east-west) and becomes framed by skyscrapers as it sets. The term is a nod to Stonehenge, a prehistoric observatory in Wiltshire, England, which aligns with
Read MoreWondering when we're at the halfway point of winter, on our way to spring? Many think it's Groundhog Day. We explain.
Read MoreThe midpoint of summer officially occurs on August 7, 2025 (halfway between summer solstice and fall equinox). Depending on how your summer is going, may be either good news or bad news. But one thing is constant for nearly everyone in the Northern Hemisphere: the nights get longer and longer. Summer is when the Sun
Read MoreGroundhog Day is celebrated every year on February 2. What does a groundhog have to do with weather? We explain.
Read MoreLunar New Year 2025 (also known as Chinese New Year) begins on Wednesday, January 29, 2025. According to the Chinese zodiac, 2025 is the Year of the Snake. Here’s what this means, how to increase your luck according to ancient superstitions, and how to say “Happy Chinese New Year” in Chinese. Jump to pronunciation. What
Read MoreWe greet the first day of the new season with the spring equinox, but what is it, exactly? And why does the first day of spring change? We explain.
Read MoreWhy are some years leap years while others are not? And when is the next leap year? We explain.
Read MoreThese festive holiday chili pepper plants were once more popular than poinsettias. Learn more!
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