Category: Arts and Science

Original Article Scientists discovered South America's first amber deposits with preserved insects in Ecuador, revealing a 112-million-year-old Gondwana forest ecosystem.Unearthing Gondwana's Secrets Now, it seems to me, if you were...

Original Article Sodium-based batteries emerge as a cost-effective, eco-friendly alternative to lithium, promising safer energy storage for vehicles and renewables.The Quest for Alternatives In the shadowy corridors of scientific inquiry,...

Original Article Scientists have developed a tool that revolutionizes single-cell analysis, linking genetic variants in non-coding DNA to diseases with unprecedented precision.The Ancestral Echoes of Disease In the shadowy corridors...

Original Article Termites, despite being blind, use advanced gardening techniques to cultivate fungi, adapting their methods to manage weeds like human farmers.The Hidden World of Termite Agriculture In the subterranean...

Original Article Russia's space program struggles as Soyuz missions decline and new spacecraft delays persist, shifting focus to military projects amid global isolation.The Dimming Light of Russian Space Endeavors In...

Original Article Solid-state batteries could revolutionize EVs with safer, lighter design, longer range, and super-fast charging, but they're not available yet.Whispers of Revolution In the dim corridors of scientific endeavor,...

Original Article Bayes' rule, used for 250 years to make smarter guesses, now applies to quantum physics, marking a breakthrough in mathematical physics.The Foundations of Belief and Probability In my...

Original Article Rogue DNA rings, or ecDNA, may be key to early detection and treatment of glioblastoma, offering hope against this aggressive brain cancer. A New Perspective on Glioblastoma In the shadowy world of glioblastoma,...