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A British startup claims to have created a real "invisibility shield" that doesn't even need power to operate.

Science & Energy

Startup Says It’s Created an Actual “Invisibility Shield”

By Victor Tangermann

Both the Earth's North and South poles in the Arctic and Antarctica are experiencing unprecedented warming and soaring temperatures this week.

Something Is Up With Earth’s North and South Poles

By Lonnie Lee Hood

UN Taking Carbon Removal Tech Very, Very Seriously in New Report

UN Taking Carbon Removal Tech Very, Very Seriously in New Report

By Noor Al-Sibai

Want another reason to loathe Russia's invasion of Ukraine? Just look at how it may completely screw up the Paris climate accords — and our planet.

UN: Ukrainian War Fossil Fuel ‘Madness’ Might Destroy The Planet

By Noor Al-Sibai

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics says wind and solar jobs will be among the fastest-growing occupations in the next ten years.

Government Says Wind and Solar Among Fastest-Growing Occupations in Next Ten Years

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Scientists claim to have solved on of the biggest paradoxes plaguing theoretical physicists for decades, the BBC reports.

Quantum Physics

Hairy Black Holes Key to Solving Paradoxes of Universe

By Victor Tangermann

Be very glad you don't live in what scientists are calling the "anti-universe," a hypothetical mirror to ours where time runs backwards.

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Scientists Say There May Be a Mirror Universe in Which Time Runs Backwards

By Noor Al-Sibai

The concept of using space rays to peer into pyramids may sound like something out of "Ancient Aliens," but it's a lot more realistic than you'd expect.

Science & Energy

Scientists Using Cosmic Ray Tech to Scan the Great Pyramid for Hidden Chamber

By Noor Al-Sibai

A massive storm has carried Sahara desert dust all the way from Africa to the Sierra Nevada ski resort in Granada, Spain — and the videos look like they were taken on Mars.

Orange Dust Blankets Spanish Ski Resort

By Victor Tangermann

We don't wanna freak you out, but there's a really good likelihood that dark matter could be in the room with you right now.

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Is Dark Matter In The Room With Me Right Now? Scientists Say Yes

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists have discovered that sex pheromones can be used to trick giant murder hornets into traps to protect endangered bee species.

Science & Energy

Murder Hornets Have One Weakness, Scientists Say: Sex

By Tony Ho Tran

Wanna feel small? Peep these latest photos from NASA that show an x-ray beam trillions of kilometers long coming out of a collapsing star.

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NASA Image Shows Tiny Star Unleashing Furious Beam of Antimatter

By Noor Al-Sibai

A massive section of Antarctic ice the size of Philadelphia abruptly shattered — exposing vulnerable glaciers to the sea and more rapid melting.

The Sea Ice That Protects Antarctic Glaciers Just Completely Shattered, Scientists Say

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists may have discovered a new squat lobster species in the Antarctic on the Endurance shipwreck, lost for more than 100 years in the Weddell Sea.

Science & Energy

Scientists May Have Discovered a New Species on the Endurance Shipwreck

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Researchers from Arizona State University published a study on two blobs inside the mantle of Earth. Nobody is sure what they're made of.

Science & Energy

Scientists Puzzled by Two Huge Masses Inside the Earth

By Lonnie Lee Hood

So many people wanted to donate their pubes to save the planet that the company putting it on literally ran out of pouches to collect the hairy refuse.

Science & Energy

Cursed Activist Project Received So Many Pubes That It Ran Out of Collection Pouches

By Noor Al-Sibai

Hidden Valley Ranch made a 2 Carat Diamond from ranch and is selling it for charity. Bidding is already at $12,000 and promotes lab-grown diamonds.

Science & Energy

Rejoice! Scientists Turned Ranch Dressing Into a Two-Carat Diamond

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Two scientists have teamed up to unlock the secrets of dark matter — and we asked them everything you're afraid to ask about the mysterious substance.

Science & Energy

Inside NASA’s Bold Proposal to Probe the Mysteries of Dark Matter

By Noor Al-Sibai

A group of researchers were able to alter the genes of unfertilized mice embryos so that it could create offspring without male sperm.

Science & Energy

Scientists Breed Jesus Mice With No Father

By Tony Ho Tran

Experts Say That Those Giant Spiders Falling From the Sky Are Good, Actually

Science & Energy

Experts Say That Those Giant Spiders Falling From the Sky Are Good, Actually

By Noor Al-Sibai

Ukraine's foremost climate scientist believes that fossil fuels are not only the greatest threat to humanity, but a driving factor in Russia's invasion of her country as well.

Top Ukrainian Scientist Calls Russian Invasion a “Fossil Fuel War”

By Noor Al-Sibai

According to the University of Georgia, giant spiders the size of your palm are set to parachute from the sky all over the country this summer.

Science & Energy

Scientists Warn That a Giant Spider Is Spreading Across the United States

By Victor Tangermann

The Chernobyl nuclear power station was hit by a blackout due to damage caused by Russian forces, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Science & Energy

Chernobyl Meltdown Site Loses Power After Russian Invasion

By Victor Tangermann

It turns out that many lab-grown meat products actually contain a shocking amount of blood due to fetal bovine serum, or blood from unborn cow fetuses.

Oops! It Turns Out Lab-Grown Meat Often Contains Real Blood

By Tony Ho Tran

The Biden administration is bragging it has produced a record amounts of oil and gas as world powers look to end their reliance on Russian oil.

White House Brags That America Is Producing More Oil and Gas Than Ever

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has some fresh advice for the world’s nations: Invest in nuclear power plants — and do it as soon as possible.

Elon Musk Says We Need More Nuclear Energy After Russia Targets Power Plants

By Tony Ho Tran

Cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be doing more harm than if we stopped polluting the ocean with plastic in the first place.

Marine Scientists Say Pulling Plastic Out of the Ocean Isn’t Even Worth It

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A team at the University of Southern California managed to capture images of a memory form in laboratory zebra fish brains in real time.

Science & Energy

Scientists Watch Memories Form in Living Brain

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The US military is looking to have spy satellites patrol the orbit around the Moon according to a recently shared video, as spotted by Ars Technica.

US Military Announces Plans for Satellite Orbiting the Moon

By Victor Tangermann

As Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine, many experts are beginning to sound the alarm on the risk fighting poses on the country’s nuclear power plants.

Ukraine’s Nuclear Power Plants at “Unprecedented” Risk Due to Russian Invasion

By Tony Ho Tran

Mining company Fortescue is looking to reduce its carbon footprint with an electric "Infinity Train" that can fully recharge by rolling down the mountain.

Science & Energy

Ingenious Electric Train Fully Charges Itself by Rolling Downhill With Heavy Load

By Victor Tangermann

Astronomers have witnessed a gloomy event: a "vampire" star sucking the life out of its companion star.

Science & Energy

Scientists Spot Ravenous “Vampire” Star Devouring Its Neighbor

By Victor Tangermann

A group of climate scientists are considering alternative options to sounding to alarm on global warming – including a mass walkout.

Scientists Plotting Mass Walkout to Protest Everyone Destroying the World

By Tony Ho Tran

A huge cargo ship full of Bentleys and Porches that's been burning for weeks in the Atlantic has finally succumbed to the depths of the deep blue sea.

Remember That Giant Burning Ship of Luxury Cars? It Just Sank

By Noor Al-Sibai

An MIT spinoff has recently received millions to fund a potentially groundbreaking project: using fusion power tech to drill 12 miles into the Earth.

MIT Startup Drilling 12 Miles Into the Earth to Suck Out Energy

By Tony Ho Tran

The neural networks behind social media's sophisticated ad targeting could swallow the whole energy grid.

Scientists Warn That Ad-Targeting Neural Networks Could Use “Infinite” Energy

By Noor Al-Sibai

In the rambling speech, Trump downplayed the impact of climate change while deriding President Joe Biden for his focus on environmental issues.

Donald Trump Says Global Warming Is Good Because It Means More “Seafront Property”

By Tony Ho Tran

The UN released a massive report on Monday that paints a dire portrait of the impacts climate change will have on the world’s ecosystems and humanity.

The UN Just Dropped Another Incredibly Bleak Climate Change Report

By Tony Ho Tran

Antarctica is showing some worrying signs of pollution in the form of a black carbon layer blanketing the snow, caused by tourists burning fossil fuels.

Antarctica’s Pristine Snow Besmirched With Horrid Black Pollution, Scientists Say

By Victor Tangermann

This week, Australian environment minister Sussan Ley announced the removal of the humpback whale species from the endangered wildlife list.

Humpback Whales No Longer Endangered, Australian Officials Say

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A major breakthrough in quantum sensing technology is being described as an "Edison moment" that will, scientists hope, have wide-reaching implications.

Scientists Invent “Profound” Quantum Sensor That Can Peer Into the Earth

By Noor Al-Sibai

Two gigantic clusters of galaxies smashed into each other around a billion years ago — and the collision's shockwaves spread so far that they absolutely dwarf our own galaxy.

Science & Energy

Amazing Image Shows Brutal Shockwave Larger Than Our Entire Galaxy

By Victor Tangermann

Sea ice in Antarctica has officially reached a record low, according to the latest findings from the National Snow and Ice Data Center.

Welp, Scientists Say Antarctic Sea Ice Is at a Record Low

By Tony Ho Tran

What if we told you that you could literally build buildings out of plastic bags and water bottles?

Science & Energy

Startup Turns “Unrecyclable” Plastic Into Giant, Indestructible Construction Bricks

By Noor Al-Sibai

A Spanish company is pouring tens of millions of dollars into becoming the world's first commercial octopus farm.

Science & Energy

Critics Horrified by World’s First Octopus Farm

By Noor Al-Sibai

Alexey Galda is a theoretical physics professor who likes to test out his research by jumping out of planes while wearing a wingsuit.

Physics Professor Regularly Flings Himself From Airplanes in Batman-Like Glider

By Tony Ho Tran

Bald and golden eagles in the US are facing a new existential threat: lead poisoning caused by bullet fragments left behind by hunters.

Science & Energy

Eagles Have Chronic Lead Poisoning Because America Is So Full of Bullets, Scientists Warn

By Victor Tangermann

A giant cargo ship carrying 4,000 luxury cars called the Felicity Ace is now adrift in the Pacific Ocean, burning, without its crew.

Fire Engulfs Cargo Ship Carrying Thousands of Luxury Cars

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A team of scientists have posit the idea “planetary intelligence,” which describes the collective knowledge and cognition of an entire planet.

Astrobiologists Suggest the Earth Itself May Be an Intelligent Entity

By Tony Ho Tran

Physicists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences determined that the Earth's inner core is in a "superionic sate," technically neither a solid or a liquid.

Science & Energy

Scientists Claim Earth’s Core Is a Weird New State of Matter

By Victor Tangermann

Gov Report Finds That Sea Levels Could Soon Flood NYC and Miami

Gov Report Finds That Sea Levels Could Soon Flood NYC and Miami

By Tony Ho Tran

The American West's "megadrought" has made the region the driest it's been in more than a millennium.

The American West’s “Megadrought” Is The Worst It’s Been in 1,200 Years

By Noor Al-Sibai

Using the NASA’s NuSTAR space observatory, scientists observed a blast of high-frequency X-rays emanating from Jupiter.

NASA Spots High Energy X-Rays Coming from Jupiter

By Victor Tangermann

A robot travelled to the most-damaged Fukushima reactor and photographed mounds of melted fuel that sank following the tsunami that destroyed the facility.

Photos From Deep Inside Fukushima Reactor Show Horrid Mounds of Radioactive Sludge

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Aa team of researchers from the University of Reading in the UK found that it's possible to encourage rain by supercharging clouds with electricity.

Science & Energy

Scientists Propose Electrocuting Clouds to Make it Rain

By Noor Al-Sibai

Threats of Russian invasion have led the Ukrainian military to a bizarre training location — the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

Great, Ukraine is Doing Military Combat Drills in Chernobyl Now

By Noor Al-Sibai

A camera mounted inside the JET fusion reactor recorded an amazing video of glowing plasma swirling during this week's record experiment.

Amazing Video Shows Inside Fusion Reactor During Record Breaking Test

By Victor Tangermann

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency recently developed and tested a new Black Hawk helicopter that can fly with no one inside it.

Welp, DARPA Just Flew a Black Hawk Helicopter with No Pilot

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists at the UK-based JET lab have smashed a fusion energy record for the first time in 25 years, producing 59 megajoules of energy over five seconds.

Fusion Scientists Say They Just Made a Major Breakthrough

By Victor Tangermann

The village of Fairbourne in Gwynedd, in North Wales, is going to be below sea level by 2054, but that isn't soaring housing and vacation rental prices.

House Prices Surge in Neighborhood Predicted to Be Swallowed by the Sea

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new study by NewClimate Institute found that 25 large corporations that promised to fight climate change are doing a laughably bad job at it.

Surprise! Companies That Promised to Hit Net-Zero Emissions Are Failing Miserably

By Tony Ho Tran

Climate change and variability created a need for the first 100 percent fake manmade snow at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

All the Snow at the Beijing Winter Olympics Is Artificially Made

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Air conditioning needs will likely outpace the US's energy capacity because of climate change by the early 2030s according to a new study in Earth's Future.

Climate Change Air Conditioning Spike Will Cause Widespread Blackouts, Scientists Warn

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A robot bartender named Cecilia is Miami's hottest new mixologist.

AI Bartender Slams Out 120 Drinks Per Hour While Cracking Stupid Jokes

By Noor Al-Sibai