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The Mystery of the Huangyan Island Blue Hole: What Scientists Discovered in a 3200-Year-Old Coral Labyrinth

Archaeoacoustics: What if the history of music began long before humans?

Project CETI: What Would You Ask a Sperm Whale?

Why Jazz Became the Laboratory of Freedom

The Next Note Has Yet to Sound

Three Notes That Science Heard

The Mariana Trench Continues to Amaze

Arca and Charli XCX: Music No Longer Wants to Live Alone

When does sound become music?

A Touch of the Abyss: Dumbo Octopus in Front of the Nautilus Camera

July 18: An International Day When the World Learns to Listen, Not Just Hear

When Not the Music Changes…

The Octopus That Prints a Home

The Most Unexpected Path to the Deep: New Research from Japanese Scientists

July 17: The Day a New Chord Emerges

On the Border of Sound and Silence

Transparent Heads and the Opaque Mysteries of the Ocean

When Pressure Becomes a Source of Life

From Volume to Depth: The Emerging Sound of Music in 2026

Who Wrote This Song? A New Question for the Digital Age

What Music Charts Tell Us About Collective Choice

New Discoveries Are Unfolding Right Now at a Depth of 5,600 Meters

The Rolling Stоnes and Jack White: Two Notes of a New Musical Week

"How to Become a Stream": When the River Becomes the Composer

Two New Hydrothermal Fields in the Atlantic: The Planet Continues to Amaze