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According to a new study, a team of geologists found that our planet goes through a cycle of severe geological events — almost like clockwork.

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The Earth Suffers a Regular Cycle of Horrific Catastrophes, Scientists Say

By Victor Tangermann

Over the last 15 years, the Earth has doubled how much energy from the Sun it traps as excess heat on the surface and in the ocean.

Sun Heat on Earth Doubled In 15 Years, You Dumb Melting Morons

By Dan Robitzski

Two NASA astronauts conducted an hours-long spacewalk Wednesday morning to install new solar panels on the International Space Station.

Watch Astronauts Venture Outside the Space Station to Install Solar Panels

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists unraveled a mystery of planetary formation by discovering that chaotic perturbations help trigger protoplanetary disks to clumb together.

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Study: An Extra Pinch of Chaos, and BAM, New Planets

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists found that a mysterious dip in the brightness of Betelgeuse was not the sign of an imminent supernova, but evidence of the creation of stardust.

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Supergiant Star Betelgeuse Dimmed Mysteriously, and Now We Know Why

By Victor Tangermann

Engineers are shipping the world's most powerful magnet to the construction site of the world's largest experimental fusion reactor called ITER.

World’s Strongest Magnet Could Help Make Fusion Energy a Reality

By Victor Tangermann

After Decades, Mystery Surrounding Giant Space Explosions Is Solved

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After Decades, Mystery Surrounding Giant Space Explosions Is Solved

By Dan Robitzski

According to a shocking new report by the Associated Press, north of 1,900 firearms were lost by or stolen from the US military between 2010 and 2019.

US Military Admits That It Lost 34 Rocket Launchers

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists modeled how long it would take for an advanced alien race to colonize an entire Milky Way-like galaxy, assuming it would want to.

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Here’s How Quickly Aliens Could Conquer the Galaxy

By Dan Robitzski

Oil companies like Shell are actively trying to rehabilitate their image by paying social media influencers to paint them in a good light.

Oh No, Oil Companies Are Paying Social Media Influencers Now

By Dan Robitzski

The Largest Structures in the Universe Started To Spin and We Don’t Know Why

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The Largest Structures in the Universe Started To Spin and We Don’t Know Why

By Dan Robitzski

Experts Decide That Earth Has Five Oceans, Actually

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Experts Decide That Earth Has Five Oceans, Actually

By Dan Robitzski

Astronomers recently discovered a new technique that makes it much easier to detect and study how dark matter is distributed throughout the universe.

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Scientists Discover Giant Arc of Galaxies That Could “Overturn Cosmology”

By Tony Ho Tran

This Futuristic Robot Arm Is a 3D Printer, Laser Engraver, and Much More

Scientists were puzzled to discover an "exceptionally rare" star, located toward the center of our own galaxy, that appears to be blinking on and off.

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Scientists Puzzled by Star That Appears to Be Blinking on and Off

By Jon Christian

A farmer in Wales built his own Bitcoin mine, which he powers by burning the methane emitted from his cows' decomposing turds.

A Farmer Is Using Cow Turds to a Power Bitcoin Mining Operation

By Dan Robitzski

Congressman Louie Gohmert suggested in a bad-faith argument against climate change legislation, that the government should try to adjust the Moon's orbit.

Congressman Asks If Changing the Moon’s Orbit Could Fight Climate Change

By Dan Robitzski

Archeologists in Israel made an incredibly rare discovery in the ancient industrial zone of Yavneh, a central Israeli city: a 1,000 year old chicken egg.

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Archeologists Discover 1000-Year-Old Egg, Accidentally Break It

By Victor Tangermann

New research found over 500 new fast radio bursts, giving scientists much more to work with as they figure out what's causing them.

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Scientists Found Hundreds of New Mysterious Signals From Deep Space

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists found and woke up a microscopic creature that froze and went dormant in Siberian permafrost about 24,000 years ago.

Scientists Resurrect Creature That’s Been Frozen for 24,000 Years

By Dan Robitzski

A team of scientists found organic molecules inside of planetary nebulae, challenging astronomers' assumptions about what could and couldn't survive.

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Astronomers Find Organic Compounds Inside Multiple Dying Stars

By Dan Robitzski

NASA is investigating an unprecedented "Rosetta Stone" explosion on the Sun to determine what causes different types of solar eruptions.

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NASA Is Investigating a Bizarre Explosion on the Sun

By Dan Robitzski

Anthony Weiner is strongly considering capitalizing on his own sex scandals by selling old tweets or search warrants as NFTs.

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Anthony Weiner May Sell Infamous Nude Tweet as an NFT

By Dan Robitzski

In a new clinical trial, psilocybin seemed to perform just as well as a treatment for major depressive disorder as a conventional SSRI.

New Study: Psychedelic Mushrooms Are as Effective as Antidepressants

By Dan Robitzski

China is pushing back against all the criticism over the uncontrolled reentry and landing of its Long March 5B rocket on Saturday

China’s Military Is Apparently Also Tracking UFOs

By Tony Ho Tran

While installing more wind farms will probably be a crucial part of fighting climate change, putting them too close together could be self-defeating.

Scientists Say That Building Too Many Wind Turbines Weakens the Wind’s Power

By Dan Robitzski

Experts are worried the sea ice covering much of the Arctic is thinning twice as previously thought. "When the Arctic warms, the world warms."

Scientists Say Arctic Ice Is Thinning Twice as Fast as We Thought

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists found a key difference in how human and mosquito DNA organizes into chromosomes then figured out how to morph them back and forth.

Scientists Morph Human DNA Into Mosquito DNA Structure

By Dan Robitzski

The Department of Defense has put out a call for designs of a handheld anti-drone weapon that could shoot down enemy drones from the ground.

The US Military Is Looking for a Drone-Killing Bazooka

By Victor Tangermann

Physicist Melvin Vopson argues that digital information contains a fundamental amount of mass and should be considered a new form of matter.

Physicist Claims That Information Is a New Form of Matter

By Dan Robitzski

A massive container ship carrying 330 tons of oil and 25 tons of flammable nitric acid is sinking off the coast of Sri Lanka. It's a disaster.

Sinking Ship Full of Chemicals and Oil Threatens Horrifying Environmental Disaster

By Victor Tangermann

After investigating a ransomware attack that shut down about a quarter of the US beef supply, the FBI is pointing fingers at a major Russian hacking group.

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FBI Blames Russia Hackers for Shutting Down Much of US Beef Supply

By Dan Robitzski

Using the Large Hadron Collider, scientists figured out the primordial goo called quark-gluon plasma created by the Big Bang behaved like liquid water.

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The Early Universe Was a Vast Liquid Ocean, Scientists Say

By Victor Tangermann

During a recent interview, former President Barack Obama suggested that humanity may die off unless we take dire action against climate change.

Barack Obama: Humans Could Be Extinct in a Hundred Years

By Dan Robitzski

The container ship that leaked tons of plastic and chemicals near the coast of Sri Lanka is now sinking, carrying hundreds of tons of oil down with it.

Burned Container Ship Is Sinking With 330 Tons of Oil On Board

By Dan Robitzski

A man tried to treat his bipolar disorder with psychedelic mushrooms. But after he injected instead of eating them, the shrooms grew inside his bloodstream.

A Man Injected Himself With Mushrooms and the Fungi Took Over His Blood

By Dan Robitzski

China broke a record with its "artificial Sun" fusion reactor on Friday when it sustained a plasma temperature of 120 million degrees Celsius for 101 second

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China’s “Artificial Sun” Fusion Reactor Just Set a World Record

By Tony Ho Tran

After a fire and explosion wrecked a nearby container ship, the Sri Lankan coastline is coated in plastic and toxic pollution.

Burning Container Ship Covers Beaches With Horrible Toxic “Snow”

By Dan Robitzski

According to a new book detailing the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, Sanders preferred extremely cold hotel rooms and private jet travel.

Climate Change Champion Bernie Sanders Demands Ridiculously Cold Air Conditioning

By Victor Tangermann

New details about Tesla's long-awaited Cybertruck have emerged through the publication of several patent applications dating back to 2020.

Cybertruck Patents Reveal “Armor Glass,” Retractable Solar Panels

By Victor Tangermann

British police raided a facility they thought was hiding an indoor police farm because of its heat signature but found a Bitcoin mine instead.

Police Raid Suspected Weed Growery, Find Bitcoin Mine Instead

By Dan Robitzski

US soldiers stationed on bases with nuclear weapons accidentally released heaps of confidential info through virtual flashcards on study apps.

US Soldiers Accidentally Reveal Nuclear Weapon Secrets

By Dan Robitzski

According to a new detailed map of dark matter, the Universe may be smoother and more spread out than current theories have predicted so far.

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New Evidence About the Universe Suggests Einstein Was Wrong

By Victor Tangermann

Corcoran, California has been sinking into the Earth for years due to overpumping from underground water reservoirs by farms and the agricultural industry.

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An Entire Town Is Getting Swallowed by the Earth

By Dan Robitzski

Satellite data on global temperatures doesn't seem to match real-world observations, raising the possibility that climate change is worse than we thought.

Global Warming May Be Way Worse Than We Thought, Scientists Say

By Dan Robitzski

A programmer built a new kind of CAPTCHA test that asks users to play a quick game of "Doom" to prove that they're really human.

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New CAPTCHA Forces Users to Prove They’re Human by Playing “Doom”

By Dan Robitzski

A massive explosion rocked a container ship anchored 9.5 nautical miles northwest off the coast of Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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Raging Fire, Huge Explosion Devastate Giant Container Ship

By Victor Tangermann

Avi Loeb warns that an advanced alien race could launch a physics experiment that incinerates the Earth, and we should try to make a pact to stop it.

Astronomer Warns of Physics Experiment That Could Destroy Our Entire Galaxy

By Dan Robitzski

NASA scientists may have found organic salts — remnants of older organic compounds that could have sustained life — on Mars, but they can't yet be certain.

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NASA Rover Finds Likely Remnants of Organic Compounds on Mars

By Dan Robitzski

A gigantic iceberg roughly 70 times the size of Manhattan has broken off from the Antarctic, becoming the world's largest iceberg.

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World’s Largest Iceberg Breaks off Antarctica

By Victor Tangermann

NASA's interstellar Voyager 1 probe is "detecting the faint, persistent hum of interstellar gas" after crossing the heliopause in 2012.

NASA Detects “Hum” Coming From Beyond Solar System

By Victor Tangermann

Cornell engineers developed a microscopy technique precise enough to pinpoint individual atoms and watch as they vibrate.

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New Microscope Technique Powerful Enough to Watch Atoms Vibrate

By Dan Robitzski

A viral post claims that odd-looking skulls are evidence of alien life, but an expert say that the skulls came from plain old human beings.

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These Alien-Looking Skulls Are Actually Human, Expert Says

By Jon Christian

The World’s First Nuclear Bomb Test Forged a Strange Object

The World’s First Nuclear Bomb Test Forged a Strange Object

By Victor Tangermann

A team of researchers believes it has found ample evidence of a variety of fungus-like creatures on Mars by looking at NASA rover and orbiter images.

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Extremely Dubious Research Claims to Spot Fungus Growing on Mars

By Victor Tangermann

In a recent televised interview with CNN, Retired US Navy Chief Master-at-Arms Sean Cahill expanded on a strange sighting he made in 2004.

Former US Military Official: Unidentified Objects “a Hundred to a Thousand Years” Ahead of Our Tech

By Victor Tangermann

The world's biggest jeweler Pandora has announced it will cease to sell all mined diamonds and will switch exclusively to lab-made diamonds.

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World’s Biggest Jeweler Will Only Sell Lab-Grown Diamonds

By Victor Tangermann

Officials just found that buried uranium at Chernobyl is triggering new nuclear reactions, raising the possibility of another dangerous accident.

Scientists Fear New Disaster at Chernobyl Meltdown Site

By Dan Robitzski

Military.com reports that the newest U.S. military branch, established in 2019, has now created a unit dedicated to "orbital warfare."

Space Force Commander Fired After Claiming Leftism in Military

By Tony Ho Tran

Senator Ron Wyden wrote a letter urging the Defense Department to come clean about the various ways it secretly spies on Americans.

Senator Says the Military Is Secretly Spying on Americans

By Dan Robitzski

Spencer Kuvin, a lawyer who for nine of Jeffrey Epstein's victims, called out Bill Gates for not sharing evidence on Epstein Ghislaine Maxwell.

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Lawyer Slams Bill Gates for Connections to Jeffrey Epstein

By Dan Robitzski

Plutonium landed in the Pacific Ocean millions of years ago after traveling to Earth from some distant star. Now scientists want to know where it's from.

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Interstellar Plutonium Found in Pacific Ocean, Scientists Say

By Dan Robitzski

According to a recently presented preprint, climate change may be making our space junk problem even worse.

Climate Change May Be Making Space Junk Worse

By Victor Tangermann

The Colonial Pipeline cyberattack is causing gas shortages throughout the American Southeast as drivers wait in long lines to stock up.

Americans Are Hoarding Gas as Gas Stations Run Out of Fuel

By Dan Robitzski