Articles for author: Trizzy Orozco

Zero.

The Invention of Zero: How a Nothing Revolutionized Mathematics

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world without zero. No concept of emptiness in your bank account, no countdowns to rocket launches, and no way to express the very idea of “nothing.” It sounds almost impossible, yet for much of human history, people had no way to write, count, or even think about the idea of zero. The journey ...

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The Gold Mines That Doubled as Biology Labs: How Scientists Found Life Underground

Trizzy Orozco

Deep beneath the earth’s crust, where sunlight never reaches and the pressure could crush a car, something astonishing was discovered. In the heart of old gold mines, scientists stumbled upon life forms thriving in utter darkness—turning these mines into unexpected biology laboratories. Who would have imagined that the quest for gold would unveil a hidden ...

The Intrigue of Soft Fossils

Fossilized Soft Tissue: How Muscle, Skin, and Even Blood Vessels Have Been Found

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine unearthing a fossil and discovering not just the bones of a long-extinct creature, but remnants of its soft tissues—muscle, skin, and even blood vessels. This isn’t the realm of science fiction; it’s a fascinating reality. The discovery of fossilized soft tissue has turned paleontology on its head, challenging our understanding of what can survive ...

tardigrade

How Coral, Tardigrades, and Fungi Are Teaching Us About Space Life – International Day of Human Space Flight

Trizzy Orozco

In the vast expanse of the universe, the quest for understanding life beyond Earth has always captured human imagination. As we celebrate the International Day of Human Space Flight, it’s fascinating to delve into how seemingly unrelated Earth organisms like coral, tardigrades, and fungi are unraveling the mysteries of space life. Who would have thought ...

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Edible Water Bottles: The Strange but Promising Future of Waste-Free Hydration

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world where quenching your thirst doesn’t contribute to the ever-growing mountain of plastic waste. A world where sipping water is not only refreshing but also environmentally guilt-free. Welcome to the realm of edible water bottles—a revolutionary concept that promises to reshape our hydration habits and reduce our ecological footprint. This fascinating innovation is ...