Popular culture has been creating a pretty slim picture of alien life over the course of a century.
The release of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) on Christmas Day 2021 made the astronomers hope that the telescope would help answer some of the largest mysteries of the universe.
It is so much of a thing that it has become almost a law of nature that when you drop a slice of buttered toast, more likely than not it falls butter side down.
Envision the world where not only nature evolves life but it is also made in a laboratory-designed, constructed, and directed.
Lost in one of the Yale University libraries is a book so weird, so utterly incomprehensible, that it has thwarted the finest codebreakers, linguists, and computer scientists.
Its pages whisper in an undeciphered language, hinting at knowledge humanity has chased and failed to grasp, for centuries.
Across the world, eerie lights flicker before storms and quakes, revealing nature’s rarest and least understood forces.
The universe should be teeming with life, so why does its overwhelming silence feel almost threatening?
Humanity dreams of reshaping a dead planet but the cost of playing creator may be far greater than imagined.
Quantum entanglement binds particles across unimaginable distances, hinting at a hidden framework beneath reality itself.
If light’s speed ever changed, the universe would unravel, taking space, time, and physics down with it.