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UFO hearing: Newly released video appears to show U.S. missile bouncing off object
A member of Congress released video footage of a U.S. military Hellfire missile bouncing off a shiny object off the coast of Yemen in 2024.The video was rele...
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Hydrothermal hats and visitor safety: Walking in the boots of the Yellowstone National Park Geology Team
Ever wonder who collects hats blown into Yellowstone hot springs, repairs damage to bacterial mats or thermal ground, and monitors the health of Yellowstone’s thermal features? Meet the Yellowstone Geology Program!
The photo finish showed the 42.195km race was decided by three hundredths of a second as Simbu surged past the diving Petros at the line, closer than the 0.05-second gap between the gold and silver medallists in the men's 100m final on Sunday.
Cargo ship runs into engine trouble on way to space station
Two planned engine firings shut down prematurely, NASA said, putting the Cygnus cargo ship's approach to the space station on hold.
''Once a poster child for environmental disaster, the Aral Sea is making an unexpected comeback, and it's making waves for all the right reasons.
Since 2023, roughly 5 billion cubic meters of water have flowed into the basin, lifting reserves to 24.1 billion cubic meters. To put that in perspective, Kazakhstan didn't expect to hit that milestone until 2029.
The Aral Sea once ranked among the world's largest inland bodies of water before decades of overuse and poor water management left it largely dried up. That collapse devastated ecosystems, worsened dust storms, and pushed communities into economic decline.''
Since 2023, roughly 5 billion cubic meters of water have flowed into the basin, lifting reserves to 24.1 billion cubic meters. To put that in perspective, Kazakhstan didn't expect to hit that milestone until 2029.
The Aral Sea once ranked among the world's largest inland bodies of water before decades of overuse and poor water management left it largely dried up. That collapse devastated ecosystems, worsened dust storms, and pushed communities into economic decline.''
Researchers make horrifying discovery after examining dolphin guts — here's what they found
"There are so many unknowns, but we are seeing more data that suggest microplastics affect human biology."
