Who Built Teotihuacan, One of the Largest and Most Impressive Ancient Cities in Mesoamerica?
Despite over a century of archaeological work, there are large gaps in our knowledge of this massive city and the people who lived there. ...read more
Author: Vishay Singh
An Asteroid Didn’t Kill Off the Dinosaurs — a Comet Did
When comets pass close to the Sun, gravitational forces can rip them to pieces. One of those pieces probably hit Earth 66 million years ago, say astrophysicists. ...read more
The Health Dangers of Chronic Dehydration
Not drinking enough water can cause detrimental effects on our cognitive functions, blood sugar regulation and overall wellbeing. ...read more
The Future of Bluetooth Hearing Aids: How LE Audio Will Revolutionize the Way You Hear the World
Identical Twins: Just How Genetically Alike Are They?
It depends on how deep you look into the DNA, according to new research. ...read more
Genghis Khan Didn’t Bring Down Central Asia’s Medieval River Civilizations. But Climate Change Did
A new study challenges the long-held view that the destruction of 13th-century societies in the heart of Asia was a direct result of the Mongol invasion. ...read more
There is an Eruption Brewing in Iceland (and It May Start Soon)
It has been almost 190 years since the last eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, but officials think a new eruption could start at any moment. ...read more
NASA Keeps Hiding ‘Easter Eggs’ On Mars-bound Spacecraft
Engineers hid the phrase “Dare Mighty Things'' on the parachute of NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover. It isn’t the first time they’ve snuck a fun surprise or a sentimental object onto a spacecraft, either. ...read more
Raindrops on Other Planets Are Surprisingly Like Our Own
Earth isn't the only place to experience rainfall and raindrops. Elsewhere in the universe must be intriguingly similar, say physicists. ...read more
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