Science
Archaeologists Reveal a 5,000-Year-Old Tomb Filled to the Brim With Ancient Treasures
Something timeless stirs where stone meets silence. Archaeologists have opened a window onto a vanished world, its corridor sealed, its offerings undisturbed. Inside this tomb, craftsmanship, ritual, and memory gather in one place. Tools whisper of skill, ornaments hint at status, and bones mark a community’s bond with its dead. Because preservation is rare, every ... Read more
Archaeologists uncover 1,600-year-old churches and mural of Jesus in Egyptian desert settlement
Amid shifting sands, an ancient community returns to view with startling, human detail for modern readers. Archaeologists traced doorways, work areas, and gathering spaces across a long-forgotten desert settlement, now emerging again. At the heart stand early churches, their outlines recording faith as daily routines took shape here. Walls still carry plaster, and potsherds keep ... Read more
Scientists capture first-ever footage of rare fish ascending waterfalls: ‘These findings highlight the importance of field observations’
A rush of movement turns rock into a living staircase. The camera locks on rare fish, and the spectacle feels almost unreal. Water sheets over stone, yet small bodies keep rising with unwavering intent. The scene raises urgent questions about migration, survival, and fragile river systems. While the footage thrills, it also grounds a bigger ... Read more
Farewell to roundabouts: how this increasingly booming intersection system works on American roads
Every road tells a story about how people move, wait, and decide. Across American highways, a subtle revolution is reshaping those stories. Something new is replacing what drivers once took for granted, signaling a quiet farewell to roundabouts. At first glance, it seems like a simple change in direction, yet behind it lies a deeper ... Read more
Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us happier.”
The adaptability of remote work has reshaped how people perceive job satisfaction and personal balance. A large-scale Australian study, conducted over four years and beginning before the global pandemic, shows that working from home meaningfully boosts employee happiness and transforms our connection to professional life. This extensive investigation from the University of South Australia followed ... Read more
