Power of The Moon Written by Dominique Liboiron The effect the moon has over events on Earth is a subject of debate and controversy. However, no one would dispute that the moon is responsible for the movement of the ocean’s tides. That isn’t a mystery. After all, the moon doesn’t move water with magic, just gravity. But if the moon moves entire oceans, maybe it has other powers, too. Could it be the moon can influence plants, animals and even humans? To gain a deeper understanding, I want to share insights from a Métis elder. Rose Fleury was from Duck Lake, Saskatchewan. Before she passed away at the age of…
This article was written by Edward Hsiang Among election drama, pandemic part two, and press conferences being held in landscaping lots, the last thing people probably expected towards the end of 2020 was NASA’s announcement of detectable water on the moon. The space agency first teased some juicy news with a series of social media posts asking viewers to join them for their live press conference on the 26th of October. For the first time, NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) has confirmed the presence of water on the sunlit surface of the moon via its 106-inch diameter telescope. The observatory is amazingly mounted in a modified Boeing 747SP…
