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Ancient Civilizations

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  1. The Humayma Chess Piece: Was This Small Stone Really a 7th-Century Rook?

  2. Could a Seafloor Map Trace a Lost Coastline?

  3. What Can Ancient DNA Actually Reveal About a City’s Founders?

  4. Morocco’s Oued Beht Holds North Africa’s Oldest Defensive System Beyond the Nile

Investigative Reports

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  1. A Rare Iron Age Marsh Fort Is Being Excavated Again After 40 Years

  2. The Shackled Dead of Phaleron Were Not Foreign Invaders, New Study Finds

  3. The First Moon Base Will Be Built by Cargo Missions Before Astronauts Arrive

  4. How Blood and Lime May Have Helped Ancient Chinese Rock Art Survive 2,000 Years

Cosmos

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What Makes a Meteorite a Time Capsule?

Meteorites are more than rocks from space. Their minerals, isotopes and tiny chondrules preserve a record of how the young Solar System took shape—and what they cannot tell us.

  1. Why Do Some Galaxies Stop Making Stars?

  2. Andromeda Is Full of Giant Bubbles. Supernovae May Be Driving Its Turbulence

  3. Why Is Part of Mars Purple? A New Image Shows What the Colour Is Hiding

  4. How Did a 222-Metre Crater Hide on the Moon Until Now?

Dossiers

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Unsolved Mysteries

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UAP

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  1. What a Baseball Pitch Can Teach Us About UAP

  2. Alien Disclosure in 2027? What the Public Record Actually Shows

  3. Could a Navy Laser Countermeasure Explain Some Tic-Tac UAP Reports?

  4. Reported White Sands Orb Recoveries Could Be Tested in a Lab—If the Materials Are Released

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