For centuries, historians, archaeologists, and theologians have debated the true location of Dhul-Qarnayn’s journey to the West — mentioned in the Quran (Surah Al-Kahf, 18:83–98). Where did he travel when he “reached the place where the sun set, and found it setting in a spring of dark water”? After three years of independent comparative research Read details…
A Silent Arctic Alarm Just think of a vault that has been frozen, and has been locked up, a thousand years, and somebody opens it, and lets it out, and it is worse than anybody ever thought. This is precisely what is occurring in Siberia, to which the permafrost is melting, releasing vats of methane, Read details…
For a long time, plastic pollution has troubled environmentalists because regular plastics can take centuries to decompose. Yet, biodegradable plastics that decompose in weeks rather than centuries are showing up to change the situation. These alternatives help us see a genuine chance at lowering our plastic footprint. It’s not limited to the headlines – it Read details…
Rewiring the Mind: When Memory Isn’t Just Recalled—It’s Rebuilt Suppose we could actively control our memories, fixing errors, while bringing back things that have been ‘deleted’ by forgetting them. That’s not science fiction anymore. A group of neuroscientists from Stanford has recently managed to do something experts once believed was not possible for the brain. Read details…
Society could benefit from the existence of a society free from the permanent burden of inherited diseases that includes sickle cell anemia and cystic fibrosis. scientists believe CRISPR 3.0 will lead us to that potentially near future. The scientific method which directs gene editing has evolved significantly since its beginning as an experimental science. CRISPR’s Read details…