ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

US East Coast Cities Are Sinking; Satellite Images Reveal Extent

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.07.2024 22:22 PM

Subsidence, or land sinking, could threaten infrastructure, including roads, pipelines, and building foundations, among others. Read to learn more.

Lesser Honey Production: Study Sheds Light on Why Bees Have Been Making Less Honey

01.07.2024 04:03 AM

After examining 50 years' worth of data from the continental US, researchers have discovered some factors that may have led to the lesser production of honey over the years. Read to learn more.

Signs of Graveside Feasting Rituals Found in Early Medieval Cemetery on Grounds of Fonmon Castle

01.07.2024 02:25 AM

Archaeologists discovered a cemetery on the grounds of the Fonmon Castle which surprised them. Continue reading to know the full story.

10-Foot-Tall Alien, UFOs Spotted in Miami Mall? Police Respond to Rumors

01.07.2024 02:00 AM

The arrest of four teenagers involved in a brawl sparked rumors about aliens after over 50 police cars swarmed outside a mall in Miami. Continue reading to know the full story.

Ancient Pagan Temple Found in Italy Shows Religious Continuity Between Roman, Christian World

01.07.2024 01:27 AM

The ancient pagan temple in Italy supported the theory that Romans practiced pagan worshipped in temples in the 4th century. Continue reading to learn more.

Revisiting Dinosaur Discovery: Evidence Suggests African Origins Centuries Before British Contributions

01.06.2024 04:10 AM

Fossil evidence from a Lesotho rock shelter indicates Africans found dinosaur bones centuries earlier than the emergence of the term 'paleontology.' Continue reading to learn more.

Endangered 'Pig Deer' Born for the First Time in Zoo Miami; Bizarre-Looking Babirusa Delivered One Year After Its Mother Birthed a Stillborn

01.06.2024 04:04 AM

Miami Zoo welcomed the birth of an endangered babirusa with a strange appearance. Read the article to find out more.

Japan's 7.6-Magnitude Earthquake Transformed Noto Peninsula With Newly Elevated Coastlines By Up to 820 Feet, Satellite Photos Reveals

01.06.2024 03:21 AM

Monday's earthquake in Japan uplifted Noto Peninsula's coastline by 820 feet, revealing new beaches, witnessed by locals fishing as the land transformed. Read the article for more details.

1.75-Billion-Year-Old Cyanobacteria Microfossil Suggests Early Evidence of Photosynthesis Evolution

01.05.2024 21:16 PM

Experts have discovered the oldest evidence of photosynthesis inside microfossils found in rock samples in Australia. Find out more about it in this article.

Lake Karachay Contamination: How Dangerous Is the Most Radioactively Polluted Place on Earth?

01.05.2024 09:00 AM

A small lake used to be a dumping ground for the radioactive waste from one of the biggest nuclear weapons of the Soviet Union. Check out this article to find out more.

Methane Reserve Discovered Deep Beneath Arctic Permafrost; Experts Warn About Climate Feedback Loop if It Escapes

01.05.2024 03:30 AM

Experts have discovered a growing ang migrating sea of methane under the permafrost that covers a group of islands in the Arctic Ocean. Learn more about it in this article.

Proof of Time Travel: 5 Photos That Seemingly Support the Possibility of the Hypothetical Activity

01.04.2024 10:00 AM

Some photos seemingly support the possibility of time travel. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Ajaj1818) Proof of Time Travel: 5 Photos That Seemingly Support The Possibility of the Hypothetical Activity Time travel is a much-talked-about concept but is challenging to prove.

200-Foot Figure of Naked Man With Erect Phallus, Nipples Carved Into a Hillside Revealed As Hercules [Study]

01.04.2024 08:30 AM

Researchers believed that the naked Cerne giant carved into an English hillside represents the classical hero Hercules. Continue reading to learn the details.

Large Carnivorous Predator Worms From 518 Million Years Ago Found in North Greenland

01.04.2024 05:15 AM

Scientists have discovered a new animal predator fossil group in North Greenland. Read to learn more.

Jellyfish Have Stem-Like Proliferative Cells That Help Regenerate Amputated Tentacles in 2 Days

01.04.2024 02:45 AM

Jellyfish can regenerate their amputated tentacles in a matter of days thanks to their stem-like proliferative cells that help form blastema. Continue reading to learn more.

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