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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

Russia is preparing to test launch its powerful new RS-28 Sarmat hypersonic nuke, which has been given the appropriate nickname "Satan II."

Russia Announces Plans to Test Nuclear Weapon Called “Satan II”

By Dan Robitzski

The Biden administration just greenlit the first large-scale offshore wind farm in the United States, and experts expect more to follow soon.

White House Approves United States’ First Massive Offshore Wind Farm

By Dan Robitzski

Triggering a completely wireless neural implant made rats become social with one another, but only until the signal turned off.

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A Brain Implant Made Mice Immediately Become Friends

By Dan Robitzski

Authorities in Ukraine have sized over 1,500 bottles of a spirit made out of apples grown near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, as USA Today reports.

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Authorities Seize “Atomik” Booze Made Near Chernobyl Disaster

By Victor Tangermann

Astronomers may be able to spot alien technosignatures, including the heat given off by satellite constellations like the one launched by Starlink.

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Scientist: We Should Be Searching for the Alien Version of Elon Musk

By Dan Robitzski

Astronomers have spotted evidence that a distant star has wrapped itself around a supermassive black hole, a process known as "spaghettification."

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Scientist Spot Star That’s Been Stretched Out and Wrapped Around a Black Hole

By Victor Tangermann

Experts are shredding a scientific paper that claims to have found photographic evidence of mushrooms on Mars.

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Experts Shred Paper Claiming to Identify Mushrooms on Mars

By Victor Tangermann

A new study suggests that Mars could still have active volcanoes, and recent eruptions could have happened 50,000 instead of billions of years ago.

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Study: Mars Could Still Have Active Volcanoes

By Dan Robitzski

As a Chinese rocket plummets to Earth after launching a space station module, the US military is taking a bold "wait and see what happens" plan of attack.

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Secretary of Defense: We Will Not Shoot Down Plummeting Chinese Deathrocket

By Dan Robitzski

A new bill in front of the New York state senate would impose a three-year ban on all crypto mining to take stock of its environmental impacts.

New York May Ban All Bitcoin Mining

By Dan Robitzski

The biotech company Oxitec has now released its genetically engineered mosquitoes in the Florida Keys, where it hopes they'll reduce local bug populations.

Biotech Company Officially Unleashes Gene-Hacked Mosquitoes in Florida

By Dan Robitzski

As Dogecoin's price spiked, a huge influx of people trying to get in on the action overwhelmed and took down the trading app Robinhood

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Robinhood Went Down Yet Again, This Time Due to Dogecoin Spike

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists at NASA have turned the radio signals picked up by the Parker Solar Probe in Venus' ionosphere into sound.

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Scientists Turn Radio Signal From Venus Into Audio You Can Listen to

By Victor Tangermann

Futurism reported on Oxitec, a biotech company releasing millions of genetically engineered mosquitoes in Florida. It turns out that Bill Gates helped.

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Bill Gates Funded the Company Releasing Gene-Hacked Mosquitoes

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists found a cluster of stars trailing behind our galaxy that they think could be trapped in a blob of dark matter.

A Blob of Dark Matter Appears to Be Floating Outside Our Galaxy

By Dan Robitzski

A team of astronomers are trying to figure out what's behind the largest source of matter and energy in the universe: dark energy.

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Scientists Say New Experiment Will Determine “Fate of the Universe”

By Victor Tangermann

In a recent opinion piece for NBC News, MIT graduate and entrepreneur Rizwan Virk argues studying UFOs could potentially redefine "all of science."

MIT Researcher Says UFO Research Could Lead to New Laws of Physics

By Victor Tangermann

The Parker Solar Probe broke two of its own records, for being fastest human-made object and taking the closest apporach to the Sun.

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A NASA Spacecraft Just “Touched” the Outer Layer of the Sun

By Dan Robitzski

As glaciers melt, drastic river piracy — or the rivers that rely on glaciers diverting off course — will likely continue to follow.

Rivers Around the World Are Disappearing

By Dan Robitzski

Avi Loeb says stars ejected by supermassive black holes travel so fast they essentially time travel, and they may make for great alien tourist destinations.

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Specific Stars Are Effectively Time Traveling

By Dan Robitzski

Former Senator Harry Reid says that he was led to believe Lockheed Martin had stockpiled pieces of a crashed UFO, but he never got to see it for himself.

Former Senator Says Military Wouldn’t Let Him See UFO Wreckage

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists suspect that gas giant planets are capturing dark matter particles, and they have an idea for how to look for them.

Dark Matter May Be Hiding Inside Planets, Scientists Say

By Dan Robitzski

A 330-ton fatberg has clogged the sewers in Birmingham, England. Officials say it's going to take several weeks to completely clear the blockage.

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330-Ton Disgusting Blob of Garbage, Fat Clogs City’s Sewers

By Tony Ho Tran

The United States announced that it supports Japan's plan to dump radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean.

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Dumping Radioactive Water Into Sea Won’t Solve Japan’s Issues

By Tony Ho Tran

Researchers observed glaciers using NASA satellite datasets and discovered that glacial melt has doubled between 2000 and 2019.

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World’s Glaciers Melting Way, Way Faster Than We Thought

By Tony Ho Tran

According to the Washington State Department of Ecology, a radioactive chemical storage tank is leaking massive amounts of nuclear waste into the ground.

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An Underground Tank Is Leaking Massive Amounts of Radioactive Waste

By Victor Tangermann

The US Army Reserach Laboratory is working on a new kind of versatile robot that moves around with biological muscles instead of wheels and motors.

The Military Is Working on Robots With Biological Muscles

By Dan Robitzski

Hawaii has become the first US state in history to declare a climate emergency, The Hill reports.

Hawaii Declares Climate Emergency Due to Rising Sea

By Victor Tangermann

A biotech company called Oxitec plans to release 500 million gene-hacked mosquitoes in the Florida Keys -- and residents are furious.

Residents Furious at Release of 500 Million Gene-Hacked Mosquitoes

By Dan Robitzski

Michio Kaku believes physicists are on their way to unraveling a theory of everything, and that doing so will make us "grand masters."

Michio Kaku: Figuring Out Secrets of Physics Will Make us “Grand Masters”

By Dan Robitzski

CNN is reporting that several federal agencies are investigating at least two possible "directed energy attack" incidents on US soil.

Feds Investigating “Directed Energy” Attack Near White House

By Victor Tangermann

A team of researchers in Japan have managed to successfully establish cell lines in a coral, meaning that they were able to culture cells of a coral.

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Scientists Grow Coral in Lab, in Glimmer of Hope for Dying Reefs

By Victor Tangermann

New research suggests that orbital debris, to say nothing of still-operational satellite constellations, is impeding astronomers' work.

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Space Junk Is Literally Making the Sky Brighter, Astronomer Say

By Dan Robitzski

According to The Warzone, swarms of drones sent by foreign adversaries could be behind the many recent UFO sightings made by the military.

This Theory Could Explain Many Military UFO Sightings

By Victor Tangermann

Engineers on Reddit are sharing some not-so-kind thoughts about Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk after a student asked for their honest opinions.

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The Engineering Subreddit Is Tearing Elon Musk Apart

By Dan Robitzski

Former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo says the government could release all of its findings on UFOs as soon as this June.

Former Military Intelligence Official Says Government Preparing for Huge UFO Reveal

By Dan Robitzski

Police say the blast from gender reveal explosion was so powerful that it cracked the foundations of nearby homes and could be heard in a neighboring state.

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Gender Reveal Explosion Was So Strong It Cracked Home Foundations

By Jon Christian

Spanish police raided a warehouse, full of white supremacist literature and guerilla warfare manuals, where someone was 3D printing guns and bombs.

Police Raided Factory Churning Out Black Market 3D Printed Weapons

By Dan Robitzski

Planting trees in places where they belong is great for the planet, but trying to solve climate change through trees alone isn't enough and could backfire.

Covering the Planet in Forests Still Wouldn’t Stop Climate Change

By Dan Robitzski

Underwater volcanic eruptions release enormous amounts of energy, enough to power the entire US according to scientists.

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Study: Underwater Volcanoes Could Power the Entire US

By Victor Tangermann

Climate change, especially through the melting of Arctic and Antarctic ice and increased water usage, is making the Earth rapidly tilt over.

Climate Change Is Literally Changing the Tilt of the Earth

By Dan Robitzski