Discovered in 3-billion-year-old rock, the Klerksdorp Spheres blur the line between natural wonder and possible artifact. Their symmetry, grooves, and enigmatic age challenge mainstream history, sparking debates over whether they are mere geological curiosities—or whispers of a forgotten civilization.

Infinity Galaxy—a pair of colliding galaxies shaped like ∞ just 470 million years after the Big Bang—may host multiple black holes, including the first evidence of a direct-collapse black hole. This discovery challenges traditional black hole formation models, reshapes our understanding of early cosmic evolution, and highlights humanity’s growing ability to glimpse the origins of structure in the universe.

Indoor climbing delivers a full-body workout that strengthens muscles, builds endurance, and boosts heart health—without the joint strain of high-impact sports. Beyond the physical, it sharpens focus, reduces stress, and fosters community. Accessible to all ages and levels, climbing is more than exercise—it’s a lifestyle of strength, clarity, and connection.

Could ancient transatlantic trade have taken place thousands of years before Columbus set sail?  A recent archaeological revelation may...

This thrilling exploration into our advanced ancient history uncovers remarkable aspects that have been concealed for centuries. Consider...

In the first half, Jared Murphy , researcher of ancient technologies and lost history, spoke with Richard Syrett ( Twitter ) about his...