Regardless of time or location, entertainment has always thrived because people instinctively seek ways to take care of their mental well-being. Unlike robots, humans need to rest. It’s not just about physical relaxation, but also emotional recovery. Some people empty…
To revive human exploration into deep space, it’s only natural that we learn more about our Moon before we venture further out of our Solar System. It’s been 50 years since we’ve sent astronauts into deep space, so these Moon…
Conflict and civil war have been an ever-constant presence in humanity, but they are not uniquely human phenomena. For the first time, researchers have described in detail the way that a chimpanzee group fissioned—or split—into two groups. Notably, the members…
Missing and dead. Where did they go, and what happened? That is probably what you are wondering, and so am I. Say their names: Carl Grillmair, Nuno F. G. Loureiro, Monica Reza, Frank Maiwald, Michael David Hicks, Amy Eskridge, Jason…
Without the analysis of historical artifacts, much of the history we know today would be non-existent. It is through the scientific exegesis of many artifacts that we are able to understand the history of the human race. When looking…
When looking at the past, it’s very hard to decipher how exactly certain situations unfolded. We must look to historical texts in order to garner a revelation on how this domino effect of history unfolded to our present day. The…
The 17th and 18th centuries were a time of profound transformation in Europe in regards to thought, reason, skepticism, and empirical observation. This was nowhere more pronounced than during the Age of Enlightenment, its intellectual and philosophical movements leading to…
Ever wonder what your undergraduate science education would have been like if you attended university during the Middle Ages? We can understand this by exploring the science curriculum of students at Oxford University during the 14th century and how it…