In addition to traditional meteorites and lanterns, about 850 sculptures and a 50-kilometer-long light chain were erected in Ljubljana.
English
A selection of stories from Časoris is available also in English.
Sandra
Some squirrels are braver than others
A study was recently published where scientists monitored the behaviour of squirrels living in Colorado, USA for three years.
Dora
Andreja Slokar, a heroine of parallel skiing
The 24-year-old skier from Ajdovščina won the individual parallel alpine skiing competition in Lech, Austria on Saturday.
Sabina
How will we deal with global warming?
The goals of COP26 are that the temperature never rises above 1,5 degrees Celsius. States must commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Scientists may have discovered a new planet outside our galaxy
It is supposed to be about as big as Saturn.
Violent Octopuses
Scientists have long thought that they hit a nearby octopus with sand only by chance, as they usually throw it all around while cleaning their homes.
Squid Game, a series about dangerous children’s games, is popular all over the world
In recent days this series has been widely reported by the media and written about by film critics and social media users.
Who got a call from Sweden this year?
Once again, the week has come when phones are ringing and the most prestigious awards for science, peace and literature are being presented.
Danish life without masks
When the coronavirus began its deadly march across Europe, Denmark was among the first to opt for a rapid and mass closure of public life.
Yesterday a city disgrace, today a new landmark
For the last twenty years, the Cukrarna has been abandoned. Homeless people were evicted from it and entrances were walled up.
Romana
