Artificial intelligence is often thought of in the context of futuristic technology—think self-driving cars, personalised medicine, or even space exploration. But recently, AI has started playing an unexpected and incredibly exciting role in archaeology. One of the most thrilling examples of this breakthrough came from a team of researchers at the University of Oxford, who used AI to unlock the secrets of an ancient papyrus scroll that had been baffling scholars for centuries.
In an impressive leap towards a cleaner, more sustainable future, China has just unveiled QiHang, the world’s largest floating wind turbine. This 20 MW giant is not just another step in the world of renewable energy—it’s a game-changer, poised to set new standards for offshore wind technology. With its sheer size and cutting-edge design, QiHang has left many in the global energy community, including in the US, watching in awe.
When Steven Spielberg, one of cinema’s greatest visionaries, praises another filmmaker’s work, the world listens. But when he calls a scene “the most beautiful thing” he’s ever seen, it’s more than just praise—it’s a cinematic accolade that few filmmakers could dream of receiving. This is exactly what happened when Spielberg spoke about Dune: Part Two, the epic sci-fi spectacle directed by Denis Villeneuve.
Facebook, once the undisputed king of social networking, now finds itself in an awkward position, desperately trying to maintain its place in a world where younger users seem to have moved on. Once the life of the social media party, it is now seen as the ‘grandparent’ of the internet, while newer platforms capture the attention of younger, trend-savvy crowds. Though the platform still boasts a large number of active users, its appeal is quickly fading among the demographic that once defined its success.
After seven years studying what truly makes us content, psychologist Dr. Lowri Dowthwaite-Walsh points to one surprisingly simple ritual: a 30-minute walk each morning, ideally at sunrise. This habit does more than stretch your legs—it awakens your mind and gently primes your day for mental well-being.
Metabolism is your body’s engine—converting what you eat into the energy that powers every move, from a brisk walk to healing a paper cut. The more efficiently it runs, the more calories you burn, even while binge-watching your favorite series.
Earth’s deepest realms continue to surprise us. In a recent expedition off Vancouver Island, researchers exploring a supposedly dormant seamount discovered something extraordinary: thousands of giant egg cases nestled in warm volcanic rock. This natural nursery, heated by mineral-rich fluids, offers a glimpse into marine life’s uncanny ability to harness geothermal energy for reproduction.
Making meaningful improvements to your cholesterol doesn’t always require prescription drugs or drastic diet overhauls. A simple, evidence-based tweak—adding more soluble fiber to your daily meals—can begin to lower LDL cholesterol in as little as four weeks. Here’s what you need to know to harness this natural strategy for better heart health.
Apple’s Vision Pro may have dazzled at launch, but its days are numbered. After an initial splash of mixed reality excitement and 200,000 units sold in pre-orders¹, Apple is discontinuing its flagship headset. In a candid reveal, Tim Cook admitted that while the Vision Pro showcased the promise of spatial computing, its steep price and nascent software ecosystem kept it from becoming an everyday essential.
Earlier this year, I found myself chatting with an LNG trader at a conference in Singapore. He remarked, “China barely bought any American gas this quarter,” and I nearly spilled my coffee. Customs data confirm that in Q1 2025, Chinese imports of U.S. LNG plunged by 70% year-on-year¹. Rather than loading terminals in Texas, Beijing has diversified its purchases—turning to Qatar, Indonesia and Russia.