Are You Socially ‘Saturated’? Take This Test To Know Your Social Capacity

Constant connectivity is pushing many individuals beyond their social interaction threshold. This assessment reveals where yours lies.

3 Rare Traits Of People Who Rarely Get Offended, By A Psychologist

For the uneasily offended, calm responses have a greater impact than emotional ones. Here’s how they make keeping cool look so easy.

Raja Ampat’s Manta Rays And Sharks Face A New Question: Is Tourism A Tool Or A Threat?

Expedition-based science in Raja Ampat can help protect manta rays and sharks, but only if it prioritizes animal welfare, local leadership and strict limits on growth. Otherwise, even well-intentioned tourism risks adding pressure to species already wa…

Find Your ‘Tarot Archetype’ For Strategic Insight Into Your Week Ahead

In a week filled with competing demands, finding your core archetype can help you decide exactly where to focus your energy for the best results.

Honoring And Defining Black Excellence Must Include STEM

As STEM fields continue to flourish, the way excellence is framed within Black communities must expand.

Scam Compound Raids In Cambodia Leave Trafficking Survivors Stranded

“When hundreds of people are removed at once, they immediately need shelter, identification, interpretation, and a safe way to contact families and embassies.”

‘Blood Moon’ Eclipse And Aurora Alert In March 2026

A total lunar eclipse, a rare Venus–Saturn conjunction and an uptick in northern lights make March 2026 a standout month for skywatchers across North America.

“Putin’s Poisons” Used In UK Attacks Portend Chemical War On NATO

Russia’s theatrical assassinations of Putin’s critics via exotic banned poisons could presage the mass deployment of chemical weapons by Moscow in a future war with NATO.

The Rubin Observatory’s alert system sent 800,000 pings on its first night
The Rubin Observatory’s alert system sent 800,000 pings on its first night

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s automated alert system is online and already bombarding astronomers with things to look at in the night sky. The system went live publicly on Tuesday, February 24th, and on the first night dropped some 800,000 alerts about asteroids, supernovas, and feasting black holes. And that number is only expected to […]

NASA Is Making Big Changes to Speed Up the Artemis Program

America’s journey back to the moon has run into a few missteps. NASA administrator Jared Isaacman is banking on a new approach.