You
can spot one of our neighbor planets in the sky tomorrow and do it in
the light of day. The planet Venus is making a rare trip across the Sun
and will appear as a black dot against the solar surface. You don’t need
a telescope to see it, but you should use a strong pair of dark
sunglasses if you plan to look at the Sun during the event. Source Link
There’s
new scientific proof to back up some old advice on how to make it
easier to get a shot. Researchers say test subjects reported less pain
when they didn’t watch a simulated prick of the needle. Looking away was
even better for those who who had a previous painful experience with a
needle, and a warning before the shot helped too. Source Link
Aspirin
has been called the wonder drug, and there could be one more reason to
be amazed by it. Scientists think that aspirin may help prevent skin
cancer, as studies show lower rates of some skin cancers among aspirin
users. One theory is that aspirin combats inflammation caused by
sunburns that can lead to the development of skin cancer. Source Link