When Numbers Learned to Behave: How Zero and Negative Numbers Changed Mathematics Forever
For most of human history, numbers were practical, well-mannered things. They counted sheep, measured land, and tracked trade. You could have three apples or ten coins, but nothing less than nothin...
For most of human history, extinction was imagined as a slow, local process: animals disappearing one by one, perhaps driven by hunting or changing landscapes. The shocking realization that life on...
Dark Matter: The Invisible Glue Holding the Universe Together
When astronomers look at the night sky, they are not just seeing stars and galaxies—they are also confronting a profound mystery. Everything we can observe directly, from glowing nebulae to massive...