Some days ago, I watched an interview in a religious tv show. A woman, who had as a volunteer for a humanitarian project been in Africa, got interviewed. While she was in Africa, I faintly recall that the country could have been Ghana, she fell ill and got hospitalized. She recovered and returned. She later […]
Isberga is asteroid #939 and also known as 1920 HR or as A920TD or at least three more asteroid designations. Isberga’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.25 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.18, a period of revolution of 1’230 days, and an inclination of 2.6 degrees. Isberga measures 12.4 km in diameter […]
Christianity is growing worldwide. But the opposite is true for Europe. Few days ago, I watched somebody presenting a statistic in tv. During the 2020s, the number of Lutherans and Catholics together for the first time in history dropped below fifty percent of the population. Catholics still make twenty-five percent of Europe’s population. Once almost […]
Ishibashi is asteroid #7710 and also known as 1994 WT2. Ishibashi belongs to the Cybele group and measures seventeen kilometers in diameter. Ishibashi’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 3.42 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.06, a period of revolution of 2’309 days, and an inclination of 6.3 degrees. Ishibashi was discovered by […]
Once an American friend of mine told me that it amuses him when he hears how Europeans argue with each other using sentences like: “Your grandfather did this and that to my grandfather!” This would only prove how long we Europeans already live in peace with each other. We need to go at least two […]
Ishidagoro is asteroid #5829 and also known as 1991 CT1. Ishidagoro measures 3.7 km in diameter and belongs to the asteroid-family Matterania. Ishidagoro’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.22 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.09, a period of revolution of 1’205 days, and an inclination of 5.8 degrees. Ishidagoro was discovered by […]
Some people and really not few have troubles in understanding basic STEM facts. Even an educational system designed for outdoing other educational systems has proven to be unable to change this. More types of schools don’t guarantee better teachers. People at least blame their lack of skills and knowledge on their teachers. These are the […]
Ishidatakaki is asteroid #9091 and also known as 1995 VK. Ishidatakaki measures 4.3 km and belongs to the Nysa/ Polana asteroid-complex. Ishidatakaki’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.44 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.21, a period of revolution of 1’395 days, and an inclination of 2.4 degrees. Ishidatakaki was discovered by Kobayashi […]
Germany only weeks ago suffered its second PISA shock. But the PISA survey also revealed that Germans still are quite good in science. So it is even more astonishing that I only few days ago had to read that logarithm and exponential function would be the very same thing. That’s of course complete nonsense. Logarithm […]
Ishigaki is asteroid #10179 and also known as 1996 DE. Ishigaki measures 6.3 km in diameter and belongs to the asteroid-family Maria/ Roma. Ishigaki’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.61 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.14, a period of revolution of 1’542 days, and an inclination of 16.2 degrees. Ishigaki was discovered […]
