Promoting Science
World War I and Shell Shock: Science Steps In!
World War I was one of the most devastating and brutal wars in human history. During this war, over 250,000 soldiers suffered the pain and agony caused by “shell shock,” a condition that was first
A Brain Made by Thousands of Corals: The Fascinating World of Brain Corals
Brain corals are one of the most intriguing marine creatures found in tropical oceans. Named for their grooved, brain-like appearance, these corals form massive, dome-shaped colonies that serve as both architectural wonders of nature and
Secrets of Abu Simbel – How Ramses II Built Egypt’s Greatest Rock Temple
Abu Simbel Temple, carved during the reign of Ramses II in ancient Egypt, remains one of the most astonishing feats of ancient engineering. Located in southern Egypt near the border of Nubia, the temple complex
Why Are There Frozen Bubbles in Ice? The Methane Mystery of Abraham Lake
The images you see from Abraham Lake appear as if bubbles are trapped inside the ice.But these bubbles are actually methane gas, produced by bacteria from decaying vegetation at the bottom of the lake. As