Pathway to the stars: Guillermo Haro
The scientific world celebrates the 105th birthday of Mexican astronomer Guillermo Haro (1913-88). A native of Mexico City who grew up at the height of the Mexican Revolution, Haro originally...
Interesting Facts
Cultural astronomy sheds light on ancient mysteries
Ever since humans could look up to see the sky, we have been amazed by its beauty and untold mysteries. Naturally then, astronomy is often described as the oldest of...
Long-lost North American Viking settlement was in Canada
A long lost Viking settlement that featured in sagas passed down over hundreds of years, may have been located on the east coast of Canada. Birgitta Wallace, an award-winning specialist...
Cheddar Man: First modern Briton had brown-to-black skin
The first modern Briton had “dark to black” skin, groundbreaking new analysis of his 10,000-year-old remains has revealed. Britain’s oldest complete skeleton, known as Cheddar Man, was unearthed more than...
True Ancestors of Domesticated Horses
The horses which have long been considered ancestors of all modern domesticated steeds do in fact, belong to a totally different lineage, genetic analysis has revealed. The oldest known domestic...
The Double Helix by James D Watson: 20th century revolution in biochemistry
Jim Watson was just 24 when, in collaboration with Francis Crick, he decoded the structure of DNA, “the molecule of life”. This was a 20th-century watershed, the solution to one...
To brighten the gloomiest day: Botanic Garden of Cambridge University The Winter Garden
The Winter Garden displays a diverse range of plants to dramatic visual and sensory effect. Developed in 1979 by Garden Superintendent Peter Orriss and Garden Supervisor Norman Villis, the Winter...
The mystery of the Margate Shell Grotto. Was it the temple built by the Knights Templar?
In 1835 a labourer was digging a field just outside the English seaside town of Margate. His work was interrupted when he thrust his spade into the soil and it...
The micro-cities of the future
Soon, one third of humanity will live in a slum. Our cities are at breaking point. Over 90% of urbanisation this century will be due to the growth of slums....
Iconic Feature of New York: Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge looms majestically over New York City’s East River, linking the two boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Since 1883, its granite towers and steel cables have offered a...
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Invisible connection between epochs and each of us
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Homeless pet owners frequently choose to stay on the streets rather than give up their furry companions in favor of stable housing
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Why are children so happy running through puddles and raising millions of dirty splashes?
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The Hong Kong Association of Southern California celebrated the 31st Annual Chinese New Year Gala
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The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce announced the Regional Business Awards winners
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The change we need starts with us. Douglas Barret, 400 North Creative
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An increasing number of American young people believe in what is called “moralistic therapeutic deism”, Fr. Mike Schmitz says
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Why life expectancy in the U.S. continues to decline in recent years
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Justin Ellen, a young baker of cakes-marvels
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Patience and passion are integral to the success of his concepts: Keith Zivalich and his Magic Weighted Blanket
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Long Work days May Be Bad for Your Heart
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Should We Be Buying Iodized Salt?
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Euro zone business growth solid in July – PMI
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THE MARIINSKY BALLET OPENS ITS NEW SEASON WITH DON QUIXOTE, 24 JULY
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Time is running out for seniors to get a lifetime pass to US national parks for just $10
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The world’s best airline has been announced for 2017
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Researchers Discover How To Enhance Memories During Sleep… By Triggering Brain Waves
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Artist Hugo Wilson on Myths, Human Nature, and Why Painting Matters.
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Oxford University Is Older Than the Aztecs
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Specialized Foster Care Open House
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Follow your heart
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What does luxury mean to you?
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Feedback is a gift
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Beauty on your windowsill
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Helping Refugees Is The Test Of Our Times, David Miliband Says
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When Mom Is Arctic Pole Explorer
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His dance pictures sing:Edgar Degas
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Are contact lenses safe for health?
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Novelist Amy TanRevisitsThe Roots Of Her Writing Career
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In the home of the future
The Hong Kong Association of Southern California celebrated the 31st Annual Chinese New Year Gala
The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce announced the Regional Business Awards winners
