Traces of Life on Mars Could Survive 50 Million Years. We Know Where to Look
New NASA research suggests that remnants of ancient organisms could survive in Martian ice for up to 50 million years. This means the Red Planet may still…
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Technology Will Not Take Over Your Identity. The Body Has Its Own Safety Switch
Tech giants dream of a virtual world that could replace reality. Yet…
Science
Galaxy from 13.5 Billion Years Ago Discovered. It Shouldn’t Be This Bright
For more than 13 billion years, its light traveled across the cosmos…
Science
AI Is Like a Brilliant Child. But It Is Missing One Thing
Artificial intelligence can do almost everything today—writing, diagnosing, programming. Yet in situations…
Humanism
Finding the Rhythm of Life: A Lesson from Ancient Calendars
In a world of notifications, deadlines, and relentless haste, time increasingly feels…
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Truth & Goodness
Mexico Before the World Cup: 400,000 Victims and the Gangs Ruling the Streets
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- 12 March 2026
In just a few months, the world will turn its gaze toward…
Science
Liquid Gold from Thin Air: The Nobel Laureate Crafting the Future of Hydration
Mariusz Martynelis
- 11 March 2026
Nobel Prize winner Omar Yaghi has developed a breakthrough device that harvests…
Science
The Critical Threshold: How Much Play is Too Much?
Patrycja Krzeszowska
- 11 March 2026
Video games possess a remarkable double-edged potential: they can dissolve stress and…
Science
Embraced for Twelve Thousand Years: A Remarkable Ice Age Discovery
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- 10 March 2026
For more than half a century, scientists were unable to identify 2…
Truth & Goodness
Ghost in the Machine: How AI Hallucinations Are Eroding Wikipedia’s Reliability
Patrycja Krzeszowska
- 10 March 2026
Wikipedia is facing a problem that many tech experts long feared. More…