Bence Morvai

The origin of eukaryotes: how did we get from Asgard archaea to humans?

The origin of eukaryotes traced from Asgard archaea, revealing how complex cells evolved and led to animals, plants and humans.

The underwater world of the North and Baltic Seas may hide lost civilisations, as researchers race against time to uncover them.

Public fire ritual toppled a dynasty, marking the end of the old order and a new era in the Maya Empire.

A 2,000-year-old Indian stone labyrinth may reveal new insights into ancient trade routes and early cultural connections.

The dangers of artificial intelligence are becoming ever more tangible, revealing risks that once belonged only to science fiction.

Several ancient lost cities, including imperial capitals and religious centres, remain undiscovered, their locations still unknown today.

A mysterious nile party boat discovered in Alexandria’s harbour sheds new light on how people enjoyed leisure in the ancient world.

Lake Ontario shipwreck discovered in remarkable condition, raising new questions about 19th-century Great Lakes maritime history.

According to a new scientific hypothesis, alien civilisations may only become detectable at the moment of their collapse.

Scientists reveal a new state of matter between liquids and solids, where some atoms remain immobile even in molten metals.