Month: June 2023

Wiener Linien Day: Free admission to Kunsthalle Wien

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Wiener Linien invites, with free admission, among others, to the exhibition of Laure Prouvost on June 4, 2023, at Kunsthalle Wien. The offer is only valid for annual ticket holders.On June 4, 2023, Wiener Linien Annual Pass owners can visit the Kunsthalle Wien MQ for free. Both admission and guided tours are free of charge. On June 4, 2023, Wiener Linien invites all owners of the valid Wiener Linien Annual Pass gratis to Kunsthalle Wien to visit the following exhibitions: “No Feeling Is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection” and “Laure…

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Researchers sound alarmed over environment and climate

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Major Earth systems are suffering from “serious diseases,” so to speak, researchers warn in a study published in the journal Nature. But there are ways to restore ecosystems.In a new study published in the journal Nature, a team of more than 40 researchers worldwide has calculated the limits the world would have to remain for a “cure” of ecosystems to succeed. Dangerous tipping points for the environment and climate could be reachedHumanity is currently taking a very high risk of overusing the capacities of our home planet to such an…

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“Wurstsemmel” (sliced sausage in a roll) is a popular lunchtime snack in Austria

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“Wurstsemmel” is still the most popular midday snack among Austrians. A survey conducted by Integral on behalf of “Die Menü-Manufaktur” among 1,000 professionals revealed that most lunchtime snacks consist of cold or warm rolls, even though it is the main meal of the day for many. For 61 percent, sandwiches end up on the lunch plate several times a week. The exact number of respondents take at least 30 minutes for a break.At lunchtime, 15 percent eat only cold or hot rolls, usually bought at the supermarket or bakery. The…

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Earth has had a ‘fake moon’ for thousands of years

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Earlier this year, astronomers* discovered a “quasi-moon” or “fake moon” orbiting the Earth. The satellite has been accompanying Earth since 100 BC and will continue for the next 1,500 years. 2023 FW13 orbits the SunThe 2023 FW13, named celestial body, is an asteroid not in orbit around the Earth. Only 10 to 15 meters in diameter, 2023 FW13 is orbiting the Sun but near Earth. There have been several encounters in the past with celestial bodies that researchers* have been able to identify as quasi-moons. However, 2023 FW13 is the…

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