Adrian Villellas
The Great Pyramid of Giza could be thousands of years older than we thought, according to a controversial study
China unveils the fastest bullet train ever built, reaching speeds of 450 km/h in tests and leaving Japan and Germany behind in the global race for the future of transportation
Stephen Hawking, scientist: “I don’t think humanity will survive the next thousand years, at least not without expanding into space”
The United States and Japan want to spend $550 billion on synthetic diamonds, which says a lot about the problem with China
Thousands of California truck drivers are losing their licenses overnight, and many still don’t know why or how to avoid it
Say goodbye to reading glasses with just one drop a day: the FDA approves revolutionary eye drops that improve vision for up to 10 hours straight
A bat-shaped aircraft could be the next US fighter jet: it promises to fly at Mach 4 and coordinate drones from aircraft carriers
Goodbye to chemical rockets: scientists propose an idea that would allow interstellar travel in just 40 years using beams of electrons traveling at close to the speed of light.
He created a lake to raise fish and installed cameras to monitor them, but ended up attracting eagles, deer, and owls to one of the continent’s most unexpected wildlife sanctuaries
A renowned airline just accidentally discovered that it had a Boeing plane abandoned at an airport since 2012 and no one at the company had noticed for over a decade
China has just broken a barrier that physicists believed to be unbreakable for decades, and its 150 million-degree artificial sun could bring us closer than ever to the energy of the stars
Scientists discover that plants “scream” silently when they are stressed… and now even insects are beginning to hear them
Something that “shouldn’t be there” appears beneath the Pacific, and a new high-resolution seismic model leaves geophysicists with a huge mystery
The tons of banana trunks left over after harvesting are being turned into raw material for clothing and paper, while mechanical extraction and controlled drying are accelerating industrialization
Your brain may be accumulating microplastics, and the big question is no longer whether they are there, but what they might be doing











