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Satellites Map a 5,000-Mile Sargassum Belt Hidden Across the Atlantic
Space-based sensors have revealed the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt in full for the first time — a continuous, living structure spanning more than 5,000 miles across the tropical Atlantic that no ship survey could ever perceive as a whole.
NASA Artemis Is Sending Humans Back to the Moon — Here’s How It Works
More than 50 years after Apollo 17's last moonwalk, NASA's Artemis program is building the infrastructure to return humans to the Moon — targeting water ice at the South Pole and using a SpaceX Starship lander never before fueled in orbit.
Ancient Greek Women Owned Land and Lifted Heavy: What Bones and Graves Reveal
Osteological evidence, isotope analysis, and funerary archaeology are systematically dismantling the image of ancient Greek women as passive and housebound — revealing landowners, creditors, athletes, and heavy labourers the texts ignored.
Michigan Lake Sturgeon May Live 400 Years — Oldest Vertebrate in North America
A new Michigan State University study suggests lake sturgeon in the Great Lakes may live between 200 and 400 years — dramatically revising what scientists thought they knew about sturgeon lifespan and raising the possibility these fish are North America's longest-lived vertebrates.
Pacific Seafloor So Densely Packed With Animals You Can’t See the Rock
A Pacific deep-sea expedition found seafloor animals so densely packed they completely obscured the underlying rock — a startling discovery that defies established models of how life survives in one of Earth's most nutrient-poor environments.
Ancient Yemeni Artifacts Keep Surfacing at Auction — Looted or Lost?
A Bronze Vessel dated to 300 BCE and a Marble Head among nine ancient Yemeni artifacts quietly scheduled for auction in 2024 expose how conflict-zone looting, collapsed state records, and high collector demand keep pre-Islamic Yemeni antiquities flowing through global salerooms.Load More
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