Marlon Wright articles

Back in the day, wayyyyy back, families traveled from spot to spot in search of a better life. This particular trail had kids walking, adults pulling, and nobody coasting on wheels.

The Silurian Hypothesis dares to ask that if another advanced species lived here millions of years ago, would we even know? The real mystery might not be out there in space but buried 6 feet under.

Living on Mars sounds impossible until you see the blueprints. Real projects are already testing what it takes to survive there. And what we build will decide who survives.

Getaways shouldn’t come with guilt. If you're watching your spending, these destinations prove that you don’t need to spend big to make unforgettable memories.

Surrounded by mountains and forests, White Haven lets the terrain guide the experience. The pace is slow, and nature speaks without effort. Trails begin where the pavement ends in this town.

No bells rang when the land sank under the tides. Families simply packed, moved and left behind forgotten traces that now drift quietly along the lakebeds and coastlines.

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.

The 1950s were a decade of routine, and family life followed a comforting rhythm. Yet, many of those customs have quietly slipped away. Today's youngins would've never guessed that these used to be the norm.

The Earth feels solid and unmoving beneath our feet. But in quiet, measurable ways, we've been disturbing its balance, not through earthquakes or bombs but by draining lakes and moving massive amounts of water. What lies below has started shifting because of us.