In the vast black canvas of the cosmos, there are celestial engines of extraordinary energy—compact regions at the cores of galaxies that outshine entire star systems. These brilliant powerhouses are…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Invisible Storms in the Sky Reveal a New Solar Secret
In the vast arena of space weather, scientists often fix their gaze on the most electrifying displays—the glowing auroras, the intense radiation surges, and the dramatic effects of geomagnetic storms…
Psychedelics and Faith: New Study Finds They Disrupt Religion, Not Deepen It
For decades, classic psychedelics like LSD and psilocybin have been described as doorways to spiritual enlightenment, tools for transcending ego, and catalysts for mystical experiences. From the countercultural 1960s to…
Light May Unlock the Quantum Gravity Puzzle, Say Physicists
For over a century, physicists have operated under two ruling theories of the universe: Einstein’s theory of general relativity, which masterfully explains how gravity shapes the cosmos, and quantum mechanics,…
End of Annual Flu Shots? New Universal Vaccine Could Make Them Obsolete
Imagine a world where you no longer need to visit the clinic each fall for your annual flu shot. That future may be closer than ever, thanks to a revolutionary…
Quantum Technology Propels the HAYSTAC Hunt for Elusive Axion Dark Matter
In the vast cosmic arena, where galaxies spin and gravity silently choreographs the movement of celestial bodies, something is missing. Ordinary matter—everything we can see, touch, and measure—makes up a…
Dating Isn’t Broken After All: New Study Finds College Romance Still Follows Familiar Stages
In an age where dating is routinely declared “broken” and swiping fatigue has become a cultural norm, a surprising discovery has emerged from the heart of academia: college students’ perceptions…
Is There Life Beyond Earth? What Science Says About Aliens, Exoplanets, and the Search for Life
For as long as humanity has gazed at the stars, we’ve wondered: are we alone? From the myths of ancient civilizations to the pages of modern science fiction, the idea…
From Atoms to Galaxies: A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding the Universe
The universe is vast. So vast, in fact, that it stretches the limits of our imagination. It contains atoms so small they dance beyond the eye’s reach and galaxies so…
What Is Internal Medicine? The Science Behind Primary Care
In the vast and intricate world of healthcare, there are many specialized fields—cardiology, dermatology, neurology—each focusing on a specific system or part of the human body. Yet, amid this specialization,…
What Is Anesthesiology? The Science of Pain Management
Anesthesiology, the branch of medicine dedicated to the study and practice of anesthesia, is often regarded as one of the quietest yet most critical fields in healthcare. It is a…
What Is Radiology? Seeing the Body Through Science
Imagine being able to look inside the human body without having to perform surgery, or without cutting through layers of muscle and bone. Now, imagine being able to observe organs,…
What Is Psychiatry? A Medical Look at Mental Health
The human brain is the most complex organ in the known universe. Within its three-pound mass lie our thoughts, emotions, dreams, fears, memories, and consciousness itself. But just as any…
What Is Pediatrics? Medical Care for Children
The first time most of us encounter a doctor, we’re wrapped in a blanket, blinking at the world for the first time. That doctor, more often than not, is a…
The Science of Surgery: What Happens in the OR
For most people, the operating room is a mysterious place—a cold, sterile chamber of stainless steel and blinking lights, where masked figures perform the ultimate acts of science, skill, and…
What Is Dermatology? The Science of Skin
You may look in the mirror every day and see your face, your skin, your outer self staring back. But how often do you stop to wonder about the incredible…
Understanding Oncology: The Medical Science of Cancer
Beneath the skin, within the silent mechanisms of every cell, lies the potential for a profound betrayal. A betrayal that rewrites cellular instructions, misguides growth, and corrupts order. This betrayal…
What Is Neurology? The Science of the Brain and Nerves
Of all the biological systems within the human body, none is more complex, mysterious, or awe-inspiring than the nervous system. At the core of this intricate web lies the brain,…
Why Exercise Is a Prescription in Modern Medicine
There was a time when medicine was synonymous with pills, powders, and potions. Doctors wore white coats and scribbled prescriptions that promised relief from pain, cure for disease, or at…
Smoking, Alcohol & Drugs: The Medical Risks
Across the globe, people smoke, drink, and use recreational drugs for a wide range of reasons—relaxation, escape, ritual, rebellion, boredom, or simply social inclusion. In films, parties, and advertisements of…