Fun fact: The same human body that can survive a freezing night on a Himalayan slope can also boil itself alive with a fever only a few degrees higher than normal. Your body is a maze of extraordinary extremes, and most of us walk through it every day without noticing the quiet madness inside. From …
Fun fact first: a single bolt of lightning can briefly heat the air around it to nearly 30,000 degrees Celsius, making it far hotter than the surface of the Sun—right above our heads, during an ordinary monsoon evening. Yes, you read that right. Lightning is hotter than the surface of the Sun, and not by …
Fun fact: If you counted every living cell in your body tonight, a surprising number of them wouldn’t actually be you. That sentence alone unsettles people. It should. The idea that your body has more microbial cells than human cells has floated around for years, often repeated like a biological shock line. Modern science is …
Fun fact: Every day, more organic material falls through the ocean than snow falls on most mountain ranges—yet almost no one ever sees it. We rarely imagine the ocean as a place where anything “falls.” But beneath the glittering surface, a silent snowfall never stops. This article, Microbes in Ocean ‘Snow’ Rain Down Constantly, explores …
Fun fact: if humans truly used only 10% of their brains, neurologists would notice massive “dead zones” on brain scans—and they simply don’t exist. The idea that we use just a tiny fraction of our brain has become one of the most stubborn scientific myths of modern life. It shows up in school corridors, motivational …
Fun fact: A single particle of light can store more information than dozens of classical computers—if you let it exist in more than two states. Light in 37 Dimensions: When Physics Breaks Our Intuition sounds like the opening line of speculative fiction, but it is very much a real scientific result. Recently, physicists demonstrated that …
Fun fact: Earth regularly produces lightning above storms that shoots upward into space—but almost no human ever sees it. When the Sky Turned Red: Lightning We Weren’t Meant to See is not a headline from science fiction, even though it sounds like one. In October 2025, the skies above New Zealand briefly revealed a phenomenon …
Fun fact: Some of the largest structures in the universe are completely invisible—until you tune in to radio waves. That unsettling idea sits at the centre of The Universe Just Drew a Circle We Can’t Explain, a story that feels less like a discovery and more like a quiet provocation. Astronomers have detected the most …
Fun fact: Not all planets are round—some are stretched so violently by gravity that they resemble lemons drifting through space. That strange truth sits at the heart of A Lemon-Shaped Planet Is Rethinking What Worlds Can Be, a story that feels less like astronomy and more like a quiet insult to our assumptions. Somewhere far …
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 …
