Understanding how life as we know it came to exist, is something that scientists and researchers have long been examining by looking at the geological evidence we have left on Earth. A key place to discover such evidence is at meteorite landing...
Category - Amazing World
Located in the north of Mozambique sits Mount Mabu, home to a medium-altitude forest famous for its old-growth trees. The forest sits high above the lowlands and provides a unique spectacle for scientists with its very own ecosystem that in many...
Across the world, there are 5 bays where you can experience the wonders of bioluminescence and wade through waters which glow with a wonderful blue-green hue. These waters are full of microscopic organisms called dinoflagellates, which when in large...
Climate change is such a big issue that we are increasingly more aware of its effect on global weather and the increasing temperatures across the planet which can result in either extreme flooding or droughts depending on where in the world you are...
El Día De Los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a festival taking place on November 1st-2nd which celebrates the life and souls of those that have passed on. The holiday is largely celebrated by Mexican and Hispanic communities across the world...
If you’re lucky enough to have a clear sky and are located in the northern hemisphere you may have seen spectacular colours playing across the sky in greens, pinks, and purples. These lights, in the northern hemisphere, are called the aurora...
Over the last few years, we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of brands and companies which are adopting artificial intelligence (AI). Now in 2023, it seems every brand is using AI to remain ahead of the curve and keep their apps and...
For centuries, honey cultivated by beekeepers in the Black Sea region and the Himalayas has been used to treat a range of medical ailments from hypertension, diabetes, arthritis or even a sore throat. In small doses, the honey produced in this...
Every June hundreds of people gather at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England to celebrate the longest day of the day. The day marks the point where the sun is the furthest from the equator, and so the northern hemisphere experiences a long day of...
When we think of volcanoes rarely does the colour blue come to mind. We might be more inclined to think of the red in line with the flowing lava we have seen before, but I doubt many of us would associate blue flames burning or a lake so acidic that...
