Marlon Wright articles

Camp in the 1970s meant freedom—sometimes a little too much of it. What seemed like innocent fun at the time might now raise serious concerns.

In 1901, sponge divers discovered a 2,000-year-old computer in a shipwreck—and it continues to baffle historians today. This is the unbelievable story of the Antikythera mechanism.

You’ve seen the cathedrals and checked off the usual UNESCO sites. But what if the most breathtaking places in Europe are the ones no one talks about?

What happens when traditional knowledge meets modern science? Magic, apparently. Australian researchers have recently proved that some of the best discoveries come to light when different worlds work together.

Imagine finding a lost palace while fixing pipes. That's exactly what happened in Rome recently. Hidden under modern streets lies the remains of a secret papal stronghold that rewrites church history books completely.

Explore America's best pet-friendly destinations! From coastal towns to national parks, discover 20 destinations where you and your furry friend can enjoy unforgettable adventures. Find pet-friendly accommodations, parks, and attractions for your next trip.

The path to Mars is mapped in thrust and fuel, but our biology may call the final shot. Among the body's many silent systems, the kidneys face challenges that the perfect spacecraft design can’t solve.

2019 discoveries in Panama's natural traps display extraordinary Ice Age megafauna migration patterns. These fossils challenge previous theories, suggesting complex movements and unexpected predator ranges.

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.