The Thatcher effect, named after the notorious former premiere, whose photograph was first used to demonstrate the effect, refers to the odd way the human brain perceives an upside-down face. The best way to explain is to demonstrate. Have a look at this video, which is a wee bit creepy… embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Link: OU video demonstration So the Thatcher effect means that on an upside-down face, we do …Read the Rest
Today, the moon is blue! This month is a blue moon month! Commonly speaking, we call a moon ‘blue’ when …Read the Rest
The average person walks the equivalent of twice around the world in a lifetime!!! Contributed By: Samiksha Singh Actually , …Read the Rest
Before the introduction of the whistle, football (soccer) referees indicated their decisions by waving a handkerchief. Whistles were not introduced …Read the Rest
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all our readers. You might not be aware that the patron saint of Ireland was …Read the Rest
We tend to think of the Ice Age as being in the distant past, millions of years ago when glaciers …Read the Rest
Happy Burns’ Day! (Jan 25th) The famous Scottish bard, the Ayrshire ploughman, the people’s poet – Robert Burns was called …Read the Rest
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