Marlon Wright articles

Imaginary portrait of Raoul of Presles, by Rex Franciae.

Medieval Facts That Prove Life Was Much Darker Than Folklore

Medieval life was raw and sometimes downright bizarre. Beyond kings and cathedrals, the era brimmed with customs that seem unthinkable today, but they really happened.
October 8, 2026 Marlon Wright
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Is Earth Really Rare, Or Are We Just Alone? Scientists Still Can’t Agree

Scientists are debating whether Earth is truly rare or simply alone, as exoplanet discoveries, possible biosignatures, and new telescope data reshape the search for extraterrestrial life.
October 2, 2026 Marlon Wright
Cheerful man in a typical South American street

The Places Americans Say Feel Like A Better Version Of Home

Some countries feel completely foreign the moment you arrive. Others create a stranger sensation, especially for Americans: everything is different, yet somehow familiar enough that you can imagine living there.
September 25, 2026 Marlon Wright
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Archaeologists Opened A Tomb Sealed For 600 Years In Peru—What They Found Inside Was Extraordinary

Archaeologists opened a 600-year-old tomb at Chan Chan in Peru and uncovered human remains, weapons, jewelry, and rare artifacts offering an extraordinary glimpse into the ancient Chimú elite.
September 24, 2026 Marlon Wright


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