Adrian Villellas
A nearly neon-orange nurse shark was accidentally caught off the coast of Costa Rica, and scientists believe it may be the first documented case involving a “double” pigment change
Chernobyl, 40 years later: mutant wolves are found surviving by feeding on radioactive prey… and resisting cancer like no other mammal
Google Quantum AI goes below the error correction threshold, a key step toward reliable quantum computing
The intact skeleton of a 5,000-year-old dog buried with a bone dagger is found in an ancient Swedish lake… and changes everything we thought we knew about the relationship between humans and dogs in ancient times
What Eddington once called absurd could be behind 70% of the cosmos: the new idea that turns the universe’s expansion into a kind of cosmic “fuel” that no one had taken this seriously before
Extinct for more than 300 years, the dodo could walk the Earth again: science is seriously attempting to do so with an unusual biotechnological experiment that promises to resurrect a species extinct since 1681… but with an unexpected twist
Germany launches its most innovative floating solar plant in 2025: it generates energy for hundreds of homes without taking up land and using only 4.6% of the lake’s surface area
A North Carolina man’s $800 Mega Millions prize was withheld over a debt tied to his Social Security number that was not his
The United States Navy has revived the name USS Utah for a nuclear submarine, reopening a wound directly tied to Pearl Harbor
The FAA issues its first alert to airlines about falling rocket debris after a SpaceX Starship broke apart over the Caribbean
The world is increasingly concerned about total AI, and China is aligning itself with Indonesia in a wave of regulations that seek to curb its total replacement
In Qinghai, there is a solar monster capable of producing nearly 17,000 megawatts, and it not only generates electricity but is also changing the desert ecosystem
Scientists capture for the first time how life returns to “hell”: microbes appear hours after an eruption, and no one understands how they survive
NASA’s asteroid watchlist has five dates between 2030 and 2880, and they are not a countdown to the end of the world
$136 million from China restarts Argentina’s stalled Jorge Cepernic dam on the Santa Cruz River in Patagonia
A new study of Cassini data confirms complex organic chemistry in the ocean of Saturn’s moon Enceladus











