It’s been years—maybe even decades. You’ve forgotten birthdays. You’ve forgotten where you left your keys this morning. You’ve forgotten names,…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
The Science of Gratitude: How It Changes Your Mind
It starts with something small. A stranger holds the door open for you. You get a text from a friend…
How Your Brain Responds to Being Ignored
You sit in a room. You send a message. You speak into a space that should echo with a reply—but…
The Psychology of Jealousy: What It Reveals About You
It starts as a flicker—something small, subtle. You see someone laughing with your partner a little too long. A friend…
Glaciers Are Melting Twice as Fast as Predicted and We’re Not Ready
It’s not just the heat you can feel—it’s the cold that’s disappearing. High in the alpine reaches of western Canada,…
Bones in the Steppe Reveal Forgotten Lives at the Edge of an Empire
In the desolate grasslands of northeastern Mongolia, where the wind hums across the ancient steppe and the horizon feels as…
Scientists Finally Date Mysterious Stone Rows in Carnac and the Results Are Stunning
In the windswept coastlines of Brittany, France, ancient stones rise like silent sentinels from the Earth—guardians of a forgotten past.…
Astronomers Spot a Saturn-Sized Planet Hidden in Cosmic Dust
In the vast cosmic theater beyond our solar system, an extraordinary discovery is lighting up the dark—both literally and figuratively.…
Astronomers Discover Ancient Star Cluster That Lost 98 Percent of Its Mass
High in the Chilean Andes, beneath some of the darkest skies on Earth, a celestial mystery has quietly unraveled. Astronomers…
Black Hole Mergers Reveal Hidden Layers in Gravitational Wave Signals
In the silent symphony of the cosmos, black holes are the universe’s most enigmatic percussionists. When two of these celestial…
Desert Lichen Survives Deadly Space Radiation and Hints at Alien Life
For as long as humans have gazed upward, we’ve asked a question that cuts deeper than science—it strikes at the…
Astronomers Discover Massive Exoplanet Thanks to Worldwide Backyard Telescopes
In the deep, star-speckled fabric of the cosmos, 400 light-years from Earth, a new giant has been confirmed—one not of…
The Tiny Mountains That Might Be Bringing Dead Stars Back to Life
Imagine standing on a cosmic corpse—a dead star so incomprehensibly dense that a single teaspoon of its material would outweigh…
Heat Waves and Aging Bodies Are Creating a Perfect Storm for Deadly Infections
As the world battles rising temperatures and faces another summer of record-breaking heat waves, scientists are uncovering a hidden and…
Scientists Capture Hidden Chemistry Behind Explosions Using X-Ray Vision
In the mysterious moments between silence and shockwave, something extraordinary happens. High explosives, like those stewarded at Lawrence Livermore National…
Scientists Split a Photon and Discovered Quantum Perfection Still Reigns
In a quiet Finnish lab, a single photon blinked into existence and met its quantum fate—not with a bang, but…
Scientists Discover Unexpectedly Vast Pool of Materials for Next-Gen Optical Tech
In the invisible war between light and matter, a new class of materials has quietly emerged—not only to keep pace…
Why We Struggle to Let Go — Even When We Know We Should
There’s a strange ache in the human heart. It sits quietly beneath your chest, right where logic can’t reach. It…
The Mind’s Struggle Between Fear and Curiosity
There is a conversation happening inside your mind right now. You may not always hear it, but it’s there—a quiet…
What Empathy Looks Like in the Brain
Picture this: You’re watching a movie. The character on screen is weeping—shoulders trembling, eyes swollen with sorrow. You feel your…
Why We’re Hardwired for Storytelling
Before there were cities, or alphabets, or religion—before we knew how to write, build, or govern—there was story. Told around…
The Emotional Science of Forgiveness
You may not remember the exact words. But you remember the ache. The betrayal. The dismissal. The abandonment. The humiliation.…