Chances are you know at least one person that has the same birthday as you.
In fact, you might even know several people who share your birthday.
But did you know that not everyone who is born at the same time will end up with the same birthday?
When you look at the North Star, you’re actually looking at three stars!
Most everyone is familiar with the North Star.
After all, it’s been guiding mariners across the seas and travelers across the continents for ages.
And if you were paying attention in science class you probably know the official name of the North Star is Polaris.
But here’s something you probably don’t know: Polaris isn’t just the one star that we see when we look up at the North Star. It’s actually (at least) three stars that make up the Polaris star system.
If you were on Venus or Uranus, you’d see the sun rise in the west and set in the east!
One of the first things children learn in school is how the sun always rises in the east and sets in the west.
That’s certainly true here on Earth as well as most of the other planets in our solar system.
However, that isn’t the case with the planets Venus and Uranus!
Whether you like an old song or not probably depends on the memories you attach to it, not the song itself!
If you’re like most people, hearing an old song come on the radio brings back one or more old memories.
The thing is, the memories you have attached to an old song determine whether you like that song or not.
Ever wonder why school buses are painted yellow?
Like most folks, you’re probably used to seeing school buses traveling up and down the roads all throughout the school year.
And as you’ve surely noticed, the vast majority of the school buses in use today are yellow.
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