Fun fact: More than 80 percent of the matter in the universe is invisible and has never been observed by our eyes or by telescopes as we know them. That’s the bewildering heart of The Mystery of Dark Matter That Still Defies Science. When astronomers talk about the “cosmic dark side,” they aren’t being dramatic—they …
Fun fact: Sometimes the most unsettling images from space are not distant galaxies—but familiar skies behaving in ways we don’t expect. That sense of quiet unease lies at the centre of NASA’s Dark Voids Over Antarctica. In satellite images captured over a remote island near Antarctica, ten strange dark circles appeared inside thick cloud cover—so …
Fun fact: Long before factories, petrol, or batteries existed, early humans were already carrying traces of lead inside their bodies—locked forever in their teeth. That unsettling truth sits at the heart of Ancient Lead Exposure in Early Humans. Fossil teeth from ancient hominids suggest that lead exposure was not a modern accident but an ancient …
Fun fact: The largest predators that ever lived on Earth were not dinosaurs on land—but monsters that ruled ancient oceans long before humans existed. When we imagine Earth’s past, our minds usually jump to roaring dinosaurs and fern-covered landscapes. But the real theatre of evolutionary excess was underwater. The oceans of deep time were not …
