March 2023

The “Aqua Augusta,” built in the early first century BC during the Augustan era in Naples, Italy, is one of the largest and most complex aqueducts in the Roman Empire. Archaeologists and historians are equally excited by the discovery of a previously unknown piece of the ‘Aqua Augusta’ aqueduct. The Serino springs in the Campanian

For as long as we can remember, galactic disks and flying saucers have always been the subject of theories and conspiracies. Other than the numerous reported sightings over the years, there are also traces of them all over ancient ruins and artifacts. Among these disks is Peru’s metropolitan museum’s interesting and enigmatic artifact. Despite the

On July 28, 2011, former astronaut and scientist Brian O’Leary passed away shortly after making a big statement. When the United States space agency NASA selected its sixth group of astronauts in August 1967, he was selected to be a member of that group. O’Leary had been a member of Princeton University’s physics faculty for