Curiosity Weekly Moonmoons, Why You Get Sick When Seasons Change, and a Quiz Measuring Forgiveness
Oct 16, 2018
Discover the fascinating idea of 'moonmoons'—moons that orbit other moons, exploring potential candidates in our solar system. Dive into the psychology of forgiveness with a fun quiz to uncover your own tendencies. Plus, unpack the science behind why we often get sick as seasons change, revealing how dry air and close contact contribute to spreading colds and flu. These insights blend playful commentary with intriguing research, making for a delightful exploration of space and psychology!
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Moonmoons
- Moons can theoretically have their own moons, termed "moonmoons."
- These moonmoons would need specific conditions to exist, including a small size and the right gravitational balance.
Forgiveness Factors
- Forgiveness depends on factors like the offense's impact, apologies, relationship closeness, and rumination.
- A questionnaire can measure your tendency to forgive based on avoidance and revenge motivations.
Seasonal Sickness
- Colds and the flu thrive in specific temperature ranges and conditions.
- Changing seasons create ideal environments for these viruses, increasing the likelihood of illness.