Anthropology
1,000-year-old Bones Represent East Africa’s First Tsunami Victims
A thousand years ago, a prosperous early Swahili village was booming along the banks of the Pangani River in Tanzania, a few miles inland from
Life
Here’s What You Need to Know About Coronavirus Mutations
As the virus behind COVID-19 traveled across the globe starting from China, it produced small mutations that accumulated into distinct versions of the virus. By
Environment
Hurricane Season 2020: Experts Believe it Will Be Above-average
Hurricane season is quickly approaching and this season is expected to be active, maybe even more active than ever. “Nearly all seasonal projections that have
Astronomy
Astronomers Discover Black Hole Nearest to Earth
And the best part is, you can see it. A newly discovered black hole may be Earth’s closest black hole, and even without a telescope,
Environment
How Much Has Quarantine Helped the Environment?
Your new daily habits may have a major positive effect on the world from canceled commutes to what you eat for dinner. These days, our
Anthropology
The 500-year-old African Slaves’ Skeletons Tell a Painful Story
They are among the first African slaves brought into America. In what is now Mexico City, archaeologists found the remains of three young African men
Environment
5 Ways to Remain Environmentally Conscious Throughout a Pandemic
The celebrations of the 2020 Earth Day might feel different this year with everything that’s going on in the world, but you can still keep
Life
Coronavirus Affects Tens of Millions of People’s Mental Wellbeing in the U.S., New Survey Shows
According to a survey published Thursday which shows how the COVID-19 pandemic has escalated into a nationwide psychological epidemic, almost half of the people in
Discovery
Research Has Found That Malaria Can Be ‘Completely Stopped’ by Microbe
Scientists have found a microbe that completely protects the mosquitoes from malaria infection. The team of researchers in Kenya and the UK believe the finding
