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While investigating how the months of the year got their name, we learned more about Latin, the language the names are derived from, and the vast Roman Empire who spoke and spread it as a language. Carpe Diem!

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Howard Carter and the Tomb of Tutankhamen

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Howard Carter and the Tomb of Tutankhamen

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On January 3 1924, British Egyptologist Howard Carter and others discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamen in Luxor Egypt.
Your curiosity took us on an adventure where we learned more about the process of mummification and the reasons it was practised.

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By studying images of the human skull when researching Ancient Egyptian mummification we learned more about bone and cartilage and discovered that our nose is formed of both.

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Following this year's Cross Country event, our brave competitors naturally felt a little muscle soreness. So what causes it and what can you do about it? We learned more from this article on Curiosity.com

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A day or two after an intense workout, your muscles are likely to feel pretty sore. There's all sorts of advice out there on how to ease that soreness: take a hot bath, do some light cardio, stretch it out. Whether or not they're good pieces of advice (we'll get to that!), most of them rely on the idea that your soreness is caused by a buildup of lactic acid, and that you need to flush it out to feel better. Well, sorry to disappoint: lactic acid isn't why you're sore. That fact is nothing new, either. Scientists have known that for decades.

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Lactic Acid Is Not What Causes Sore Muscles

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A day or two after an intense workout, your muscles are likely to feel pretty sore. There's all sorts of advice out there on how to ease that soreness: take a hot bath, do some light cardio, stretch it out.

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Sorry, that should be More on Muscles. Here's a video with a few more details.