Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

NASA Has Discovered An Enormous Asteroid Rapidly Approaching Earth On Halloween Night


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When you think about the solar system, images of planets, big and small, slowly working their way around the sun probably come to mind. It seems like a pretty peaceful place, but the solar system is actually quite chaotic. There are some 10,000 near earth objects, or NEOs, in our solar system, and we’ve only cataloged about 10% of them. There are 3,300 NEOs that are greater than 1 km in size. An object that size would wipe humanity out completely.

On October 31st, an asteroid named 2015 TB145 will fly uncomfortably close to the Earth, passing at a distance of about 1.3 lunar distances, or slightly further than the distance between the Earth and the moon. No known object will fly this close again until August of 2027, when NEO 1999 AN10 is expected to fly within 1 lunar distance.

NASA scientists aren’t entirely sure of the official trajectory of 2015 TB145, as it has an extremely erratic orbit around the sun. It’s also moving exceptionally fast at a rate of 78,000 mph, or 21 miles per second. The asteroid is about as wide as a skyscraper is tall, about 600 meters across.

The asteroid will not be observable with the naked eye, but astronomers with telescopes in the Northern hemisphere will have a good look at it.


To me, it’s absolutely insane that with all the needed technology to stop a humanity-threatening NEO, we have no plans in place to do so. We’d be the laughing stock of the galaxy if we went extinct because we didn’t think NEOs were an actual threat to us. It’s high time we have some kind of defense mechanism against these objects, don’t you think?





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By Higher Perspective

5 Healthy Halloween Fun Food Ideas




We are getting ready for Halloween with healthy, easy to make and super fun ideas! Halloween doesn’t have to be only about eating candy. You can create delicious and healthy treats everyone will love. You can also have so much fun making these creative fun food ideas with the entire family. This is why I collected some fantastic ideas for a happy and healthy Halloween! 

Have fun with your family and friends with these 5 Healthy Halloween Fun Food Ideas:

Banana Ghosts and Tangerine Pumpkins.- This is my favorite Healthy Halloween Fun Food Idea.  So easy to make and so much fun to eat.  Serve this fruit tray at any halloween party. You can use celery stalks or pretzel sticks for the tangerines.  For the banana ghosts, use mini chocolate chips for the eyes and regular chocolate chips for the mouths. You can also serve the bananas on Wooden Treat Sticks. A little lemon juice on the bananas will help keep them fresh for several hours. You can find Halloween Serving Dishes at Amazon.

The Pumpkin Veggie Tray.- Super healthy and very easy to make Healthy Halloween Fun Food Idea. Just use baby carrots, cucumbers, and a broccoli floret to shape your pumpkin.  You can use small dip containers for the eyes and nose. That’s it! No cooking required and ready in less than 10 minutes! It is the perfect finger food for  your Halloween party. If you want to serve more finger foods, you can make your own dips with some homemade crackers. Check out this recipe Homemade Cheddar Cheese Crackers and make them with only 4 ingredients.  Make sure you also use a Halloween Mini Cookie Cutter Set to make it more fun.

Witch Broomsticks.-  Make super cute broomsticks with pretzel sticks, string cheese and chives. Cut each string cheese stick in half. Carefully press a pretzel stick into the uncut side of each cheese stick about 1/2 inch deep.  Make the bristles. Using sharp scissors, cut thin slices that are about 1 inch in length.  Gently tie a chive around the top portion of the string cheese and snip off the long ends. Serve it in a spooky Halloween Spider Web Round Melamine Platter. You can also get super cool Personalized Halloween Vintage Milk Jars  for your party. Want another great healthy Halloween food idea? Check out this recipe: Turkey Pumpkin Chili.


Jack-O-Latern Salad.– In a large bowl mix your favorite salad ingredients and dressing.  You can also make a fruit salad. To carve a pumpkin cup, slice off the top of the orange, using a knife to loosen the edges, scoop out the inside of the orange with a spoon. Toss the juice in with your salad. Carve a small jack-o-lantern face in each orange and fill with your salad. If you are making a fruit salad you can also use fun Mini Halloween Cutter Set to cut your fruit. What about these Halloween Boo Scary Words Luncheon Napkin for your party?


Pizza mummies.-  You can make these mummies with whole wheat english muffins or small round pita bread.  Heat the oven to 350ยบ F. A toaster oven will work too. For each mummy, spread a tablespoon of pizza sauce onto half of an English muffin or pita bread. Cut olive slices in for the eyes and green onion or pepper for the pupils. Lay strips of cheese across the muffin for the mummy’s wrappings and bake for about 10 minutes until the cheese is melted and the bread is toasted.
For another healthy Halloween treat see my post, Homemade Healthy Gummies and use a cool Halloween Silicone Mold. You can also make Olaf ‘s Cheese Pizza if you want to add some fun and creativity to your meals.  



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