Adrian Villellas
Australia may build a $40 billion AI data center powered by gas, and its electricity demand is the part raising alarms
An AI analyzed 170,000 bird bones from more than 2,000 species, and the result pushes Darwin’s idea one step further
US scientists poured 16,500 gallons of lye into the Gulf of Maine and dyed the water bright pink to track it, the first federally approved try at reversing ocean acidity
Bacteria living inside an abandoned German uranium mine can lock up 96% of the dissolved radioactive material, which means the mine may already hold the cure for its own contamination
Explorers discovered a cave in Vietnam with rare cave pearls, delicate natural formations that look like jewels made by darkness and water
The Greek city of Ambracia resisted a Roman siege using the first known use of poison gas, an ancient story that sounds way too modern
A tiny albino river turtle was born in Manuripi and amazed the Bolivian Amazon again, a rare discovery that looks like a white signal in the middle of the forest
A new sodium-metal battery charges in just 4 minutes and keeps its capacity for years, a number that sounds like a serious hit against today’s battery limits
Metallic space balls appeared on an Australian beach, leaving a movie-like question behind: what fell from the sky and why did it end up in the sand?
A fisherman in Anjouan accidentally pulled up a coelacanth, the prehistoric-looking fish that seemed like a living fossil hidden in deep waters and still leaves people stunned
After the home battery boom, the humble water heater could become the next big hidden battery at home, storing energy without most people even noticing
China’s Tianwen 2 probe is on its way to asteroid 2016 HO3, a small space rock that could become a key piece in the new race to bring back secrets from deep space
Scientists drilled 33 feet into ice and recovered a 2,000-year climate record, a frozen capsule that can reveal how the atmosphere breathed long before modern measurements
Scientists are developing diving suits for cyborg cockroaches that could be used in rescues and even Mars missions, a mix of insects and technology that sounds almost too weird to be real
Electric vehicle batteries are beating expectations after hundreds of thousands of miles, and that could knock down one of the most common fears about EVs
A rural community in Chiloé spent years struggling with drought and managed to bring its water back using nature-based methods, a small story on the map but a huge one for the people turning the tap on again
Recycled plastic bottles could reduce accidental dolphin bycatch in fishing nets by up to 88%, a pretty wild twist for a waste material usually linked to pollution










