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The science behind a freediver’s 29-minute breath hold world record
How did freediver Vitomir Maričić recently hold his breath for a new world record of 29 minutes and three seconds?
Astrology’s appeal in uncertain times
Even in modern societies shaped by science, technology and universities many people are still looking to the sky for meaning
What makes crypto different to previous failed currencies?
History is full of failed attempts to establish new currencies and shows us that we should be wary of the idea that currency systems always change for the better
Hedymeles: a fairytale for adults in art and text
From September 21, il-Kamra ta'Fuq in Mqabba presents Hedymeles, the debut solo exhibition of artist Eric Attard
Cats get dementia too – here are the eight signs to look out for
By 15 years of age, more than half of cats show signs of dementia and it can be seen in cats as young as 7
Digital platforms and their consequences for democracy
Digital platforms are now the ultimate political power brokers. How does this work and what are the consequences for democracy?
Has your clothing been produced ethically?
When 'greenwashing' is rife in the clothing industry, how can you be sure your latest look hasn't involved deforestation, forced labour?
Blockchain can be a gamechanger
Eight seconds and dropping? Can you hold out longer?
An expert explains how to make the most of short attention spans and suggests how can we improve them
Breaking through boundaries: art detained by customs
This month, UK-based curator and visual artist, Diana Ali is pleased to present the exhibition Hide me, Steal Me, Be Nice to Me
Film: The Thursday Murder Club
Everything is eclipsed by the cakes in this sanitised Netflix adaptation says Andrew Dix