Conventional wisdom has been telling us for a while that: Nothing travels faster than the speed of light. True? No, actually. False. Although it does depend on your definition of “nothing”…
Continue reading Faster Than Light – The Science of Superluminal Singularities
Zero Point Energy seems pretty counter-intuitive. After all, when is a physical vacuum not in fact a vacuum? But we do have experimental evidence that it does in fact exist. BEHOLD the Casimir Effect!!
Continue reading The Casimir Effect In Excruciating Detail: Because Even The Vacuum Has Boundary Issues
Neuroscience says memory can reconstruct the past, but what if it can also sometimes build the future? If time is like a river, perhaps consciousness is a boat that drifts upstream, carrying fragments of tomorrow disguised as déjà vu. Is it really possible to remember the future?
Continue reading Remembering The Future – Precognition and The Illusion of Time
What happens when we die? This spiritual question has haunted humanity since the dawn of thought. Yet despite centuries of soul-searching, the mystery of consciousness remains unsolved.
Continue reading Consciousness Beyond The Brain: Inside The Radical Scientific Theory Rewriting Reality
A cosmic mytery is unfolding in real-time. 3I/ATLAS is not just a comet. For astrophysicists who have been following its nearing trajectory since 1st July 2025, it is a question mark.
Continue reading Statistically Improbable – The Strange Case of Comet 3I/ATLAS
The Universe is vast – and strangely, half-empty. For decades, cosmologists have wrestled with the “missing baryon problem”, a puzzling deficit of ordinary matter…
Continue reading Mapping the Invisible: How Fast Radio Bursts Illuminate the Universe’s Missing Matter
Our Earth is constantly bombarded with high energy particles and cosmic rays. These charged particles interact with the atoms in atmospheric gases, producing a cascade of secondary particles. And you can use those for dating rocks!
Continue reading Dating Rocks – Methods of Historical Surface Exposure Analysis
The Hessdalen Valley of Norway. Just 15 kilometres across. Low population density. But why is there a blue box perched high up on the hillside, with cameras covering the valley? What’s going on in this secluded valley?!
Continue reading Identifying the Unidentified – The Hessdalen Light Phenomenon, Norway
Greifswald, Northeastern Germany, 2016. Physicists at the Max Planck Institute have been racing to find a way of producing sustainable, clean energy with a stable nuclear fusion reactor. The challenge? Re-creating the Sun’s powerhouse on a much, much smaller scale.
Continue reading Engineering A Star – Nuclear Fusion, Tokamaks and Stellarators
A hypothetical Ninth planet has been lurking on the outskirts of our Solar System. But Planet Nine may not be a planet at all…
Continue reading Nine – The Elusive Planet in Our Solar System
