Were you able to figure out our surprise yet? 😮 Maybe a few more hints will give you the answer 🧩😉 01.26.22

In the spirit of new beginnings, our ✨NEW ZINE ISSUE✨ comes with interesting discoveries, accidental inventions, and the history and origins of everything under the sun. 🔍💚 Hiraya Zine Vol. 2, Issue 1: Origin of Origins arrives Jan 26, through Gumroad @hirayazine! 📖

Excited as we are for our new zine on the Origin of Origins to be released tomorrow? 😉 To give you a preview of what you’re in for, check out our newest article about the origin of thought on Medium 💬✨ bit.ly/3qUB1Su

Tracing back to the origin of our very first zine 📖, we find that attached to our first zine release, was a letter by our co-founding directors 💌 Upholding the tradition, we now present our directors’ fourth personal message 💚✨

Wanna know something interesting? Like knowing the origin of the universe and everything in it? 🤔😉 If yes, then our newest zine entitled The Origin of Origins is for you! C’mon and get it for FREE at gum․co⁄HirayaV2I1! 📖 ✨ #HirayaZineOrigins 💙💚🧡

Not explaining science to me seems perverse. When you’re in love, you want to tell the world” 🔭 Thank you very much for building a Sci-Community of 2000 [and counting 😉] with us! We hope to keep channeling our passion for science towards sharing them with you 🥼💚

to all high schoolers aged 14-18: register for this free virtual lecture series about the Big Bang, the expansion of the universe, and many other topics in cosmology, astrophysics, and astronomy 🤯 open to all (including the Philippines)!

Did you know that people once believed that a huge tortoise vomited out our entire universe? 🪐🐢 Now that we've learned more about the world around us though, how did the universe really come to be? 🤔 🔍 To learn more, check out our article here: bit.ly/3uqO5kF

In celebration of International #WomenInSTEM Day yesterday, we though it was only right to release our article on some of our Wonder Women in STEM 👩‍🔬✨ 🔍 To read, check out our article on Medium here: bit.ly/3gHjjvQ

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