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A recent study suggests that a familiar supplement—vitamin D—could play a powerful role in slowing the biological aging process. Science can’t reverse chronological aging (your actual age in years). That is a given. But researchers are making strides in understanding how to preserve cellular health and delay the effects ofContinue Reading
Skywatchers are in for a celestial treat as the Harvest Supermoon, the first supermoon of 2025, rises tonight, October 7. The event promises a spectacular display as the Moon appears noticeably larger and brighter than usual, glowing in a warm golden hue as it ascends the eastern horizon. A supermoonContinue Reading
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY, Philippines – Millions of skywatchers across Asia, Africa, and Europe were treated to a spectacular show on Sunday night, September 7, as the Moon slipped into Earth’s shadow and transformed into a glowing red “Blood Moon.” The rare total lunar eclipse began at around 5:30 pm GMT (1:30Continue Reading
Stargazers, or just someone who loves gazing at the sky, are in for a treat. A total lunar eclipse—popularly known as a Blood Moon—will be visible across the Philippines this weekend. And yes, you don’t need any special equipment to see it. Why “Blood Moon”? During a total lunar eclipse,Continue Reading
What do you see when you die? It’s a question as old as humanity itself, whispered in hospital corridors, pondered in philosophy classrooms, and etched into the stories of those who claim to have brushed against death and returned. People who’ve survived near-death experiences have described strikingly similar visions: brightContinue Reading
A Harvard University astrophysicist has reignited the extraterrestrial debate by proposing that an object that entered our solar system in 2014 may have originated from an alien civilization. In a bold claim that’s drawing both intrigue and skepticism from the scientific community, Professor Avi Loeb said the interstellar object knownContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines – As the Philippines continues to build its capabilities in space science and technology, the question is no longer if Filipinos will one day travel to space—but how. Will the first Filipino spacefarers experience the blazing heat of a traditional re-entry, or something gentler, quieter, and more sustainable?Continue Reading
