In the vast, ancient reaches of the universe—over eight billion light-years away—a galaxy is being torn apart. Not by violence alone, but by a silent force that strips its gas…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
The Cognitive Trap That Keeps You from Growing
It often begins in the quietest moments. You fail a test. You forget a name. You stumble during a presentation. You make a mistake that others notice — or perhaps…
What Your Brain Does When No One’s Watching
Imagine you’re alone. No conversations, no screens, no notifications. The room is still, the world quiet. From the outside, nothing is happening. You’re just sitting there — maybe staring at…
How Emotion Hijacks Logic — and What to Do About It
Imagine standing in front of a room full of people, about to speak. Your palms sweat. Your heart races. Your mind, once sharp and full of words, suddenly goes blank.…
Buried Beneath Sand and Legend: The Vanished Kingdoms of the Ancient World
Beneath the sands, beyond the jungles, under forgotten hills, and behind tales woven through generations, lie the remnants of entire worlds—kingdoms once mighty, now whispered only through crumbled stones and…
What Really Happened to the People of Atlantis?
It begins, like so many timeless mysteries, with a story—a tale passed down across millennia, told and retold until myth and memory blur. The first whispers of Atlantis did not…
Secrets of a Civilization That Time Forgot
Long before our cities scraped the sky and our satellites kissed the stars, there were other worlds—civilizations that rose and flourished, dreamed and died, leaving behind not ruins, but riddles.…
Mars Reveals Midday Atmospheric Secrets with New Radio Technique
For decades, Mars has stared back at us through dusty winds and thin air, guarding the mysteries of its red skies. But now, scientists have caught the Martian atmosphere in…
The Lost Cities Still Hiding Beneath Our Feet
Beneath the cities we inhabit, under the farmland, forests, deserts, and oceans, lie ghostly blueprints of civilizations lost to time. Their walls have crumbled, their languages faded, and their gods…
The Psychology of Trust: Why It’s Hard to Earn and Easy to Break
It begins in a look, a word, a gesture. Trust is that invisible bridge stretching between people, suspended above the unknown. You can’t touch it, but you feel it. It…
How Memories Lie to You
Close your eyes and think back to a moment from your childhood. Maybe it’s a sun-drenched afternoon in your grandmother’s kitchen, the smell of baking bread curling through the air.…
Why Your Brain Loves Habits — Even the Bad Ones
Every morning, before you’re fully awake, your hand reaches for your phone. You scroll, half-aware, as sunlight drips through the curtains. Then comes the coffee, the same mug, the same…
The Mind’s Secret Language: How We Communicate Without Words
Imagine walking into a room filled with strangers. You haven’t spoken a word. You haven’t heard one either. Yet something is already being said. You feel the subtle tension of…
Why We Want to Be Liked — Even by People We Don’t Like
Picture this: you walk into a room, maybe a party or a meeting. There’s someone there who’s always rubbed you the wrong way. Maybe they once made a snide comment.…
The Invisible Rules That Control Human Behavior
Imagine walking into a crowded room for the first time. No one hands you a manual, yet almost instantly, you know what to do. You lower your voice. You scan…
How Your Brain Invents Reality
Take a moment to look around. The colors you see, the sounds you hear, the warmth of the sun on your skin, the scent of morning coffee wafting through the…
What Makes You ‘You’? The Psychology of Identity
Every morning, you wake up, stumble to the bathroom, and glance at the mirror. The face staring back at you has been yours for as long as you can remember.…
The Neuroscience of Regret: Why It Haunts Us
In the quiet hours of the night, long after the noise of the day has settled, a familiar shadow often creeps in. It’s not a ghost in the room, but…
Why We Repeat Patterns in Relationships — Even the Painful Ones
You’re lying awake again, the glow of your phone dimmed, a lump in your throat. You swore this time would be different. You promised yourself you’d recognize the red flags,…
One Third of Nature’s Scavengers Are Disappearing and It Could Threaten Us All
In the still, forgotten corners of nature—the sun-scorched savannahs, misty forests, and deep blue seas—there are quiet workers who ask for no thanks. They don’t chase prey or plant trees.…
Human Cells Form Living Bots That Heal and Reverse Their Age
In a quiet laboratory at Tufts University, something extraordinary is taking place—not in the realm of artificial intelligence or quantum computers, but inside the very cells that make us human.…