News
Monkeys and sleight-of-hand magic
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New research on animal intelligence suggests that opposable thumbs might be necessary to fool animals with sleight-of-hand techniques.
Editorial
“Mummification was to bestow upon her a gift” – agency and colonialism in displays of human remains
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In light of a recent decision by several British museums to begin referring to “mummies” as “mummified remains,” TWH’s editor-in-chief Manny Tejeda Moreno argues that the practice of displaying human remains requires a deep reconsideration.
News
Science Perspectives: Lawrence Livermore National Lab and the Futility of Nuclear Fusion
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Today’s article comes to us from Amethysta Herrick who reviews the science and data on the recent fusion breakthrough.
World
Spain’s Mediterranean coast offers insights on climate pre-history and responses to climate change
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Recent research studying the impacts of past climate change and the Ice Ages could hold clues for what the future may hold and the world might adapt and thrive.
News
New advances in solar power
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New advances in the development of solar power offer hope for the future and green energy.