ECONEWS
The IRS opens tax season on January 26, and many are expecting larger refunds, but there is some fine print you should be aware of
The big “solar winter” myth collapses in 10 seconds. Your panels do not “shut off” in the cold, but there are two things that really can crush your output
An aviation giant triggered the 7700 emergency code over the Pacific and turned back toward Travis Air Force Base
The Panama Sea stopped “breathing” in 2025, and what satellites and fishermen saw had never been recorded in four decades
China takes a manned submersible to the “forbidden ground” 5,277 meters below the Arctic, and what it records on the Gakkel Ridge could change maps and theories
A skier was carving turns in the freshly fallen snow when, behind the ridge line, a volcano began spewing ash and smoke as if winter had run out of sky in Sicily
Alert for “paralyzing storm” this weekend: up to 60 inches of snow, near-zero visibility, and widespread power outages
The Mar Menor hides an underground river that no one could see, and every year it leaves a toxic “signature” underwater where thousands of people swim
Two giant “spots” under Africa and the Pacific have been puzzling geologists for decades, and a new model suggests they could be the key to why life exists here
In the middle of the Tibetan desert, China’s largest solar park is doing something unexpected that goes far beyond producing electricity
Goodbye to solar panels: Japan has just broken a rule that had remained intact for more than 140 years and proves that solar panels do not have to be flat
North Korea shows what it claims to be its nuclear submarine for the first time, and the images raise more questions than answers
A cosmic jet looked like just a bright trail, but ALMA has discovered that it is actually a secret archive of a star’s violent childhood
530 million years ago, the oceans filled with an invisible, lethal gas, and nearly half of all marine life disappeared with no escape
Germany is buying U.S.-made maritime drones for $1.5 billion, exposing cracks in Europe’s military sovereignty
Japan looked to the skies once again with its H3 rocket until the engine malfunctioned and minutes later the plan began to unravel
They were told to take down their Christmas lights at a base in Florida, and the reason was not the Air Force. It was the lease contract they had signed









