Adrian Villellas
The Latin American country that moves millions of tons of earth and creates a route that surpasses the Panama Canal
A man spent months in silence in the forest and built a multi-level tree house with his own hands, complete with a spiral staircase, tin roofs, and finishes worthy of a luxury cabin… without anyone’s help
As the Mississippi breaks into giant “cracks” near the delta, Louisiana is gaining new land… but also risking drinking water and the world’s grain route
Scientists find microplastics inside the human brain for the first time… and they’re not alone: there are more than in the liver and kidneys combined
A couple found a white lump among some branches and rails on a trail in New York and thought it was trash next to the tracks, but it was a swan trapped far from the water
From 15 survivors to more than 2,300: giant tortoises have returned to Española and are now “reprogramming” the island, slowing down scrub growth and pushing the landscape toward a more open savanna
China’s J-35 stealth fighter is already flying from aircraft carriers with electromagnetic catapults: behind its hidden technology lies an invisible carbon bomb that will affect the climate for decades to come
Australian iron ore discovery: the Pilbara’s 55 billion tons formed a billion years later than thought, a study finds
A geologist explains the hidden treasures in Greenland, Donald Trump’s target: rare earths, gold, copper, graphite, and enormous potential for oil and gas under the ice
He lived for over a month with a 250-kilogram bear under his house, and what happened next highlights a problem that goes far beyond a viral anecdote
On the Tibetan plateau, China has installed a 16-17 GW mega solar plant that is turning an alpine desert into a “micro-oasis”: more moisture, more grass, and soils with more carbon under 64 km² of panels
A family opened a bag of grated cheese to make pasta, unaware that this Pecorino Romano was on a list of products recalled by the FDA due to the risk of deadly listeria
A record beech seed year in New Zealand could trigger a rat and stoat plague that threatens the great spotted kiwi
The ozone hole over Antarctica closed unusually early in 2025, and scientists believe there is a reason that almost no one is looking at
It sounds like something out of a science fiction series, but it’s real: at just 15 years old, Laurent Simons has already completed a PhD and is now researching how to defeat aging with artificial intelligence
Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System once looked like a city of mirrors in the desert, and now its planned closure in 2026 is no longer certain after a last-minute regulatory “no” put the plan on hold











