The Counterfeit Nightingale and the Real Song
Just by listening to the way it sings, my father can identify a Carolina wren out of a…
Nature
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The Perfect Plunge
If you stand on a windswept ocean cliff, you might witness a breathtaking spectacle: sleek white seabirds plummeting…
Environmentalism and Faith
With the advent of the industrial age, environmental pollution began to emerge. On the one hand, water, air,…
No Time Wasted
If you have ever noticed a straw in a cup of water appear “broken,” you have probably witnessed…
The Bee, Honey, Humans and the Universe
While we strive to read the book of the universe, sometimes we look to the heavens, sometimes into…
Science Square (Issue 168)
A More Human Way to Train AI Xiang, A., Andrews, J.T.A., Bourke, R.L. et al. Fair human-centric image dataset for…
Science Square (Issue 166)
Laser Light in Biomaterials? Rachel Berkowitz. “Peacock feathers can be lasers,” Science, July 2025. With their impressive long…
The Wing of a Fly
“O humankind! A parable is struck, so pay heed to it: Those whom, apart from God, you deify…
A Trip to the Zoo
Is the development of modern technology causing people to become programmed octopuses? Are people attempting to do too…
Cleanliness, Everywhere
People of discernment should contemplate on the fact that, from the microcosm to the macrocosm, there is a…
Are We “Offending” Nature?
The relationship between nature’s physical and metaphysical dimensions have been under debate since time immemorial. The nature we…
Anthocyanins and Their Role in Our Colorful World
When the first color TV entered in our lives in the 1980s, it made a huge difference. It…
Pomegranate
The pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a fruit with abundant seeds and a perfect packaging. A vital food…
The Giant Aquarium
Constant progress within science and technology helps shed light on secrets related to life as well as wisdom…
ConspiraSea
Why have many people suddenly quit eating fish? Is dumped fishing gear the largest polluter of our oceans?…