Category: 1. Edi-Choice

The ongoing debate about the timeline of human migration to Australia has recently been reignited with a controversial theory published in Archaeology in Oceania. A paper by archaeologists Jim Allen and James O’Connell suggests that human…

New models from recent Martian probe data suggest the fourth planet from the Sun once hosted a fluctuating desert environment with intermittent oases of water.

Researchers led by the University of Chicago’s Edwin Kite found evidence for carbon…

NASA’s Perseverance Rover may have uncovered one of the most extraordinary phenomena on Mars yet—potential evidence of electrified dust devils. This discovery, shared at the 2025 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC), suggests that…

Spacecraft are not like the starships you see in movies. There is no endless supply of dilithium or hypermatter that lets you travel however long you want. Fuel is scarce, and you are bound by orbital mechanics. Still, we are pretty clever at…

In a groundbreaking study published in Physical Review Letters, physicists from ETH Zurich, in collaboration with teams from Germany and Australia, have made strides in the search for a potential fifth fundamental force. This discovery could…

The other day, Sinan Akbiyik was working at the small market he owns in Hopa, Turkey, when something quite perplexing occurred right before eyes. As he sat alone at the checkout counter, a cardboard box on the ground near his feet began to move…