Articles for author: Maria Faith Saligumba

Yonaguni Monument

The Yonaguni Monument: Natural Rock or Lost Submerged Ruins of Japan?

Imagine plunging beneath the turquoise waves off the coast of Japan and discovering a vast, underwater structure so alien, so geometrically precise, that it sparks fierce debates among divers, scientists, and dreamers alike. The Yonaguni Monument is not just another patch of ocean floor—it’s a riddle wrapped in stone and shrouded by centuries of mystery. ...

Robot

Could AI Ever Feel Regret? Exploring Emotion Simulation in Machines

Imagine a world where your computer pauses after making a mistake, sighs, and says, “I wish I’d chosen differently.” Sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, right? The idea that artificial intelligence could one day “feel” regret—an emotion so deeply human that it shapes our decisions and relationships—is both thrilling and unsettling. As AI ...

Biosurveillance

Biosurveillance: How Scientists Track Emerging Pathogens in Real Time

Imagine waking up to news of a new, mysterious illness sweeping across continents, seemingly overnight. Panic and uncertainty ripple through communities. How did it spread so fast? Could it have been stopped? Behind the scenes, teams of scientists race against the clock, deploying a web of technology and teamwork to spot dangers before they spiral ...