Fridaygram: Science Fair, tiny frog, friggatriskaidekaphobia

Google launched the 2012 Google Science Fair for students aged 13 to 18, encouraging young scientists to engage in scientific inquiry by posing questions and reporting their results online. The competition will select 90 regional finalists, with the top 15 invited to Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California, where Nobel laureates and other experts will judge the projects. In related scientific exploration, researchers in Papua New Guinea discovered Paedophryne amauensis, the world's smallest vertebrate, at an average length of 7.7 millimeters, during their study of the rain forest floor. Additionally, a nod to superstitions is highlighted through a reflection on a Friday the 13th party from 1940, where participants engaged in activities such as breaking mirrors and walking under ladders, all for the fun of tempting fate. Fridaygram posts aim to provide enjoyable and intriguing content for the weekend, resonating with those who appreciate nerdy interests.

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