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Amelia Earhart Standing In Front Of The Lockheed Electra In Which She Disappeared In July 29, 1937

Amelia Earhart Disappeared Nearly 90 Years Ago, and 8 Theories Tell Very Different Stories About Her Fate

Lost radio signals, mysterious island remains, and wartime rumors have fueled decades of debate over Amelia Earhart’s final flight.

Sarah Talbi

November 4, 2026

Halibut With Diamond Head In The Background In Late 1965
Defense industry

The U.S. Secretly Tapped a Soviet Underwater Cable for Nearly 10 Years Until One Man Sold the Secret for $35,000

An Air To Air Left Underside View Of The 92nd Bombardment Wing's New Camouflaged B 52g Stratofortress Aircraft. This B 52g Is The First Fully Camouflaged Aircraft Of Its Type.
Defense industry

A U.S. B-52 Crashed With Two Nuclear Bombs On Board, One Still Lies Buried in North Carolina

Scientists Found Something in Our DNA That May Help Explain Who We Fall in Love With

Archaeologists Unearthed a 4,000-Year-Old Brick in Turkey With an Unexpected Trace of Ancient Life

Two 1,800-Year-Old Sculptures May Reveal What a Roman Tycoon Wanted to Hide About His Wife’s Death

A Metal That Resists Cracking At 424°f Reveals A Surprising Atomic Secret
News
Slamani Aghilas

A Metal That Resists Cracking at -424°F Reveals a Surprising Atomic Secret

Scientists have identified a mechanism that allows two experimental metal alloys to resist brittle failure at temperatures as low as…

November 4, 2026

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Nuclear Tests
Defense industry

Years After North Korea’s Last Nuclear Test, the Ground Is Still Moving

Israel Just Received A $634 Million Submarine Built In Germany, The Largest 2,000 Ton Vessel Of Its Kind Since Wwii

Israel Just Received a $634 Million Submarine Built in Germany, the Largest 2,000-Ton Vessel of Its Kind Since WWII

Cargo Ship In Fog

The U.S. Navy Really Did Make Ships “Invisible” in WWII, Just Not the Way This Famous Legend Claims

A Former U.S. General Warns They Threaten America

China Brought Soviet Space Missiles ‘Back From the Dead.’ A Former U.S. General Warns of the Threat

Abandoned Soviet Polar Station Tikhaya On Hooker Island

The CIA Built an Impossible Machine to Steal Cold War Secrets From an Abandoned Soviet Arctic Station

Inside The £8.4 Billion Dreadnought Program Designed To Protect Britain’s Nuclear Deterrent

Inside the £8.4 Billion Dreadnought Program Designed to Protect Britain’s Nuclear Deterrent

A Major Vessel Collaboration Is Taking Shape As The U.s. Rebuilds Its Maritime Industry

A Major Vessel Collaboration Is Taking Shape as the U.S. Rebuilds Its Maritime Industry

Science

A Doctor Says This $150 Device Could Help Fight Alzheimer’s by Sending Ultrasound Waves Through the Brain

Scientists Discover a Strange Exception That Could Tear a Black Hole Apart

In 1982, Scientists Put a Gopher on a Volcano for 24 Hours. The Soil Was Still Different 32 Years Later

Why Are Chinese Characters Square? A New Study Challenges Everything We Thought We Knew

Your Nose May Detect Someone’s Emotions and Even Their Political Beliefs Before They Say a Word, Scientists Reveal

Thousands of Evenly Spaced Bare Circles Cover the Namib Desert, and Scientists Still Can’t Agree on What Creates Them

Scientists Took Blood Cells from an 80-Year-Old and Made Them Behave Like Cells Under 20 in Just 50 Days

A 3d X Ray Rendering Shows A Man’s Heart And Blood Vessels In An Anterior View, Clearly Visible Against A Black Background

Pacemakers Still Depend on Batteries, but Scientists Just Made Living Heart Tissue Generate Electricity

A flexible mesh embedded in lab-grown heart cells turns each contraction into a tiny electrical pulse, offering an approach to powering future medical implants.

Sarah Talbi

October 29, 2026

Synthetic Meat Made With A 3d Printer
Science

The Next Steak You Buy at the Grocery Store Might Come From a 3D Printer, and You May Never Know It

Claude Designed 35,000 Antibodies In Just One Month, And Scientists Found Something Promising
Science

Claude Designed 35,000 Antibodies in Just One Month, and Scientists Found Something Promising

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Climate

In 2023, New York Woke Up to a Yellow Sky With One of the World’s Worst Air Quality Levels

Smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada spread over the northeastern United States, turning skies gray, orange, and yellow while driving air pollution to dangerous levels.

The Triborough Bridge Along The East River In New York, With Massive Air Pollution Caused By Wildfires
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July 19, 2026
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Sarah Talbi

Millions of Eels Keep Gathering Around the Same Underwater Mountain, but Why This One?

A 250-Million-Year-Old Survival Strategy May Explain Why Crocodiles Are Still Here and Dinosaurs Aren’t

No Drilling, No Injections: A Major Study Reveals a New Way to Stop Cavities

Researchers Trap a Rare-Earth Metal and Expose a Side of Its Chemistry Rarely Seen

Greenhouse Effect And The El Niño Phenomenon
Weather
Sarah Talbi

Climate Models Just Raised the Alarm on a Super El Niño That Could Make 2026 the Hottest Year Ever Recorded

Earth may be barreling toward one of the most powerful El Niño events ever recorded, and the consequences could be…

March 16, 2026

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