Time Quasicrystals, A New Phase of Matter That Defies Temporal Repetition

In March 2025, physicists from Washington University in St. Louis, in collaboration with researchers from Harvard and MIT, announced the first successful creation of a time quasicrystal—a groundbreaking discovery that challenges traditional views of time in physics. Unlike time crystals, which exhibit time-translational symmetry by repeating motion in precise intervals, time quasicrystals possess structured—but non-repeating—oscillatory…

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The Secret Language of Prairie Dogs: Sophisticated Communication in the Wild

Prairie dogs, often mistaken as simple burrowing rodents, are among the most linguistically advanced animals in the wild. Scientists have discovered that these small mammals possess a remarkably complex communication system. Not only can they describe approaching predators, but they can also include specific details such as size, shape, and even the color of clothing…

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The Rise of “Interspirituality”, How People Are Blending Faith Traditions for a New Spiritual Path

In a world growing more connected and diverse, many individuals are discovering a new approach to spirituality that transcends traditional religious labels — often called Interspirituality. Rather than adhering strictly to a single faith, interspirituality embraces practices, philosophies, and rituals drawn from multiple traditions. This shift responds to changing beliefs: though formal religious affiliation has…

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