Gunung Padang: The Ancient Mountain of Light Martin J. ClemensMonday, July 20th In the science world, much of the research is inaccessible to the layman. If the concepts being studied aren’t orders of magnitude over the heads of the general... 0 Comments17 min read
Homo Martis: A New Species May Soon Dawn Martin J. ClemensWednesday, June 3rd We are on the verge of creating an entirely new species of human.Now, my clear penchant for genetics, technology, and biomedical research might have you thinkin... 6 Comments7 min read
Science Claims OBE’s Solved, Yet Again! But Is It Really? Martin J. ClemensFriday, May 1st So here we go again; popular science media outlets are declaring the phenomena of Out-of-Body Experience to be solved, based on a study of what can only be desc... 7 Comments4 min read
Archaeological Vandalism: One Stone at a Time Martin J. ClemensWednesday, April 22nd One of the main functions of archaeology, beyond locating and studying our past, is in preserving that past for future study and appreciation. And t... 0 Comments5 min read
Ambrose Bierce and the Disappearance of David Lang Martin J. ClemensFriday, March 27th There once was a man named David, he loved his family so. They lived on a farm in Tennessee, in eighteen hundred eighty. One day while his daughters... 5 Comments6 min read
They Hacked a Mouse’s Brain and Made New Memories…Sort Of Martin J. ClemensTuesday, March 10th Scientists have hijacked the memories of mice as they slept. That’s the headline they’re going with, and it is rightly quite sensational, as m... 0 Comments5 min read
Mohenjo-Daro: An Ancient Nuclear Mystery Martin J. ClemensSaturday, February 21st If you’re not a nuclear physicist, nuclear physics is likely nothing more than a nebulous and abstract idea out of popular culture to you. It’... 8 Comments7 min read
From the Ancients to the Space-Age: We Owe a Debt of Thanks to the Telescope and the Lens Martin J. ClemensTuesday, February 17th Where do you think we’d be if the telescope hadn’t been invented? That’s a tough question to answer, and really, it doesn’t have j... 4 Comments5 min read
The Greeks may have used magic to tip sports scores in their favour Martin J. ClemensWednesday, January 28th You know what’s coming up this weekend, right? I fear to type the word lest sports enthusiast descend upon us. Everyone says they only watch i... 2 Comments5 min read
Ancient Maps Reveal a Thread of Truth Weaved Through Antiquity Martin J. ClemensTuesday, January 6th Have you ever gotten directions from a friend, to a place you’ve never been? Of course you have; everyone has. Which means that we’ve al... 2 Comments6 min read
