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In late 2025, a piece of Philippine cinematic history resurfaced in the most unexpected place—Belgium. Featured on Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, Diwata ng Karagatan (1936) is now recognized as the oldest surviving pre-war Filipino film. Unearthed by film historian Nick Deocampo, this lost treasure offers a rare glimpse into the creativity and storytelling of early Philippine cinema, reminding us that some stories, no matter how old, are destined to be remembered.

Congratulations on the official recognition of Clavelina ossipandae, the so‑called Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts! These extraordinary marine invertebrates—just 2 cm in size—display true creativity in nature: stark white vascular bands form skeleton-like ribs, while black pigment patches on the head evoke a panda’s face. First popularized in social media diver photos, they highlight how citizen-led observations can trigger real scientific discoveries. This new species reminds us

AI helps decode a 4,000-year-old Babylonian hymn from ancient cuneiform tablets. Here's how this changes archaeology, language, and our cultural memory.

In a moment where ancient mystery meets modern marvel, AI has brought a 4,000-year-old Babylonian hymn back to life—revealing vivid tales of rivers, fertile fields, and the often-overlooked lives of women in early civilization. This isn't just a story about clay tablets; it's a glimpse into humanity’s shared soul, whispered across millennia and now heard thanks to cutting-edge technology. As AI cracks the codes of the past, we rediscover truths long buried, and voices thought