ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Just Stop Oil Activists Vandalizes Stonehenge With Orange Powder Spray in Wider Protest Against Fossil Fuels

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.20.2024 03:14 AM

Just Stop Oil activists vandalize Stonehenge with orange powder spray in a wider protest against fossil fuels. Discover the motives and implications of this bold act. Read more!

Animal Mimicry Masters: These Creatures Imitate Others To Survive

06.20.2024 01:57 AM

Some animals mimic other animals, plants, or inanimate objects to catch prey or avoid predators. Read to learn more.

Ancient Simpsons? Archaeologists Find Depiction Similar to Famous Sitcom Character in Sarcophagus of Egyptian Mummy From 3,500 Years Ago

06.20.2024 01:07 AM

The depiction of the coffin's inner lid apparently looks like that of Marge Simpson from the famous sitcom. Read to learn more.

Ohio Train Disaster Caused Hazardous Pollution That Spread to 16 States, Study Reveals

06.20.2024 00:23 AM

The destruction from a massive train derailment in Eastern Palestine in Ohio spread far beyond the initial site of the wreckage, releasing toxic chemicals across nearby states. Find out more about it in this article.

Assyrian Military Camps Used For Historic Sieges to Jerusalem and Lachish Identified, Scholar Claims

06.19.2024 23:03 PM

A scholar claims to have identified two Assyrian military camps. Read to learn more. A scholar claims that the military camps that the Assyrian king Sennacherib used were found.

Mosquito Bay: Behind the Mysterious Bioluminescent Water That Glows When You Paddle in It

06.19.2024 05:20 AM

Mosquito Bay is often described as magical due to its bioluminescent water. Continue reading to learn more.

Amelia Earhart’s Disappearance: What Happened to the First Woman To Fly Across Atlantic Ocean?

06.19.2024 05:10 AM

Amelia Earhart went missing in 1937 while on a mission to complete a circumnavigational flight of the globe in a Lockheed Model 10-E Electra airplane. Continue reading to know the full story.

Carcharodontosaurus: How Did These Giant Predators Rule the Early Cretaceous?

06.19.2024 04:40 AM

Discover how Carcharodontosaurus, the giant predators, ruled the Early Cretaceous. Learn about their dominance, hunting strategies, and the era they thrived in. Read more!

Te Lapa Lights: Mysterious ‘Water Lightning’ That Helped Ancient Polynesians Navigate Oceans

06.19.2024 02:35 AM

Polynesian sailors, known for their ability to cross oceans in search of new islands, allegedly used a navigation method that relied on Te Lapa. Read the article to learn more.

Eight Medieval Catapult Shots From 13th Century Castle Siege Discovered

06.18.2024 22:43 PM

Medieval catapult shots used in the Second Barons' War were found outside the walls of Kenilworth Castle. Read to learn more.

Major Snowfall in California Not Sufficient To Offset Chronic Megadrought Effects, Study Reveals

06.18.2024 21:55 PM

A new study shows that the major snowfall in California was not enough to offset the chronic effect of the megadrought. Read to learn more.

Flannan Isle Mystery: Chilling Story About Unexplained Disappearance of 3 Keepers

06.18.2024 05:00 AM

In December 1900, three keepers of the Flannan Isle lighthouse went missing and their disappearance had remained a mystery. Continue reading to learn more about the Flannan Isle Mystery.

Kentucky Meat Shower: What Caused the Bizarre Incident in 1876?

06.18.2024 04:00 AM

The Kentucky meat shower in 1876 could be a vulture vomit. Continue reading to know the full story. Kentucky Meat Shower: What Caused the Bizarre Incident in 1876? (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Frankie Fouganthin) A bizarre rainshower happened in 1876 that left one witness and the whole world who heard the story scratching their head -- it rained hunks of meat.

How Green Technologies Are Transforming the Print-on-Demand Industry

06.18.2024 02:41 AM

This guide will discuss the shift of mitigating any environmental concerns. Still, it will also focus on how to serve your eco-conscious consumers, particularly in the print-on-demand industry. We're excited to discuss this in more detail, so let's dive in and get started.

‘Hector the Convector’ Storm: What’s This Consistent Thunderstorm in Australia’s Tiwi Islands?

06.18.2024 02:00 AM

Hector or Hector the Convector is a thunderstorm that appears in Tiwi Islands daily at 3 p.m. from September to December. Continue reading to learn more.

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