Somewhere between satellite imagery and jungle mist, entire cities are appearing on maps that, until recently, showed nothing but blank green. Archaeologists are uncovering vast urban centers in places long written off as untouched wilderness, and the discoveries are rewriting what we thought we knew about “civilization.” These are not small villages or scattered ...
In the middle of a quiet Pacific night, a whisper ran through the seafloor and into a web of listening machines. No cameras caught it. No ship’s crew felt a shudder underfoot. Yet the instruments did not blink: a pulse of low, rolling sound, a rapid pressure wobble, a flurry of tiny quakes – ...
The ground looked ordinary until the wind shifted and a thin ribbon of heat shimmered above the leaf litter. That is the unnerving reality of underground coal s across parts of the United States, where seams of buried carbon smolder for years and send up ghostly breath like hidden volcanoes. The science community has ...
Maria Faith Saligumba
Maria Faith Saligumba
