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Carlos Albero Rojas

Carlos is an engineer with strong expertise in technical and industrial topics. He previously worked at international companies such as Siemens and is multilingual.

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—Latest by Carlos Albero Rojas

14. GES Texas high schoolers built solar cars from scratch then

Texas high schoolers built solar cars from scratch, then drove them 630 miles across the state with nothing but sunlight

JUL 24, 2026

2. URG Astronomers say a rocky planet leaking huge amounts of

Astronomers say a rocky planet leaking huge amounts of helium may now offer the strongest chance yet of detecting signs of life

JUL 24, 2026

17. GES Scientists sent goats into an invaded Ohio forest to

Scientists sent goats into an invaded Ohio forest to eat the shrubs, and the animals worked hardest in the afternoon while dairy breeds did most of the clearing

JUL 23, 2026

16. GES Cardiologists say the coffee you drink every morning may

Cardiologists say the coffee you drink every morning may be quietly protecting your heart by lowering your risk of heart disease and stroke

JUL 23, 2026

20. GES Only 22 red wolves remain in the wild but

Only 22 red wolves remain in the wild, but four new litters born in North Carolina are giving the species its strongest sign of hope in years

JUL 22, 2026

21. GES For nearly 200 years a pangolin roaming the

For nearly 200 years, a pangolin roaming the Himalayas was mistaken for another species, and scientists have finally given it back its name

JUL 22, 2026

13. GES Scientists expected the ocean floor to move a few inches then watched it drop 13 feet and release enough lava to fill 65 Great Pyramids

Scientists expected the ocean floor to move a few inches, then watched it drop 13 feet and release enough lava to fill 65 Great Pyramids

JUL 21, 2026

15. GES Webb was studying a known planet 63 lightyears away when a chemical barcode in the data revealed a hidden world twice the mass of Jupiter

Astronomers were studying a known planet 63 light-years away when Webb found a chemical “barcode” from a hidden world twice the mass of Jupiter

JUL 21, 2026

17. GES Inside a tiger reserve in India engineers turned a deadly highway red to make drivers think twice before speeding past a leopard

Inside a tiger reserve in India, engineers turned a deadly highway red to make drivers think twice before speeding past a leopard

JUL 20, 2026

16. GES Small rivers across Ohio and Missouri are quietly becoming the biggest flood threat that millions of people living beside them never thought to fear

Small rivers across Ohio and Missouri are quietly becoming the biggest flood threat that millions of people living beside them never thought to fear

JUL 20, 2026

18. GESTION Astronomers spotted six glowing fire discs orbiting the Milky Ways black hole and discovered theyre somehow escaping being swallowed after becoming trapped in a mysterious ring

Astronomers spotted six glowing ‘fire discs’ orbiting the Milky Way’s black hole and discovered they’re somehow escaping being swallowed after becoming trapped in a mysterious ring

JUL 18, 2026

19. GESTION We thought bees only gave us honey until biologists discovered theyre producing a natural sunscreen that helps protect skin cells from UV damage

We thought bees only gave us honey, until biologists discovered they’re producing a natural sunscreen that helps protect skin cells from UV damage

JUL 18, 2026

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In South Dakota, scientists discovered a vanished sea that split North America in two and connected the Arctic to the Gulf of Mexico 70 million years ago after uncovering rainbow seashell fossils

JUL 17, 2026

0.0 We grew up thinking starfish were adorable until scientists discovered a carnivorous species covered in chocolate chips that bends sunlight to stay hidden

We grew up thinking starfish were adorable, until scientists discovered a carnivorous species covered in ‘chocolate chips’ that bends sunlight to stay hidden

JUL 17, 2026

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A robot drilled through Antarctica’s ice shelf and discovered an underwater city the size of Orlando with 60 million nests belonging to transparent, antifreeze-blooded fish until seals turn it into a massacre

JUL 16, 2026

22. GESTION In Oregon scientists expected birds to flee a massive wildfire but instead they flew straight into the smoke turned to face the wind and stayed until it cleared

In Oregon, scientists expected birds to flee a massive wildfire, but instead they flew straight into the smoke, turned to face the wind and stayed until it cleared

JUL 16, 2026

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In Texas, Colorado, and Washington, 155 wind projects have been put on hold because the Pentagon fears their turbines could interfere with military radars and make missiles harder to detect

JUL 15, 2026

15. GESTION In California a fast spreading golden mussel is heading toward Lake Tahoe where scientists fear it could turn its famous crystal blue waters toxic green

In California, a fast-spreading golden mussel is heading toward Lake Tahoe, where scientists fear it could turn its famous crystal-blue waters toxic green

JUL 15, 2026

2 After escaping a house fire in Florida a family found a mysterious metal sphere that moved on its own reacted to music and even the U.S. Navy couldnt explain until now

After escaping a house fire in Florida, a family found a mysterious metal sphere that moved on its own, reacted to music, and even the U.S. Navy couldn’t explain until now

JUL 14, 2026

1. URGENT Biologists have mapped the Gulf of America s dead zone and found it expanding to one of its largest sizes in 39 years turning this summer into hell waters for shrimp crabs fish and

Biologists have mapped the Gulf of America’s “dead zone” and found it expanding to one of its largest sizes in 39 years, turning this summer into “hell waters” for shrimp, crabs, fish and the people who depend on them

JUL 14, 2026

15. INTERNAL Birds bears and migratory shorebirds carry an invisible biological clock that tracks seasons with stunning precision and climate change is starting to break it

Birds, bears, and migratory shorebirds carry an invisible biological clock that tracks seasons with stunning precision and climate change is starting to break it

JUL 12, 2026

18. INTERNAL Anchored to the seafloor by 1600 pounds of crab gear a juvenile humpback whale in a remote Alaskan fjord waited for rescuers who had only hours to act

Anchored to the seafloor by 1,600 pounds of crab gear, a juvenile humpback whale in a remote Alaskan fjord waited for rescuers who had only hours to act

JUL 12, 2026

15. INTERNAL Rain swept ash from a scorched California mountainside into the Klamath River and silently suffocated it for five hours

Rain swept ash from a scorched California mountainside into the Klamath River and silently suffocated it for five hours

JUL 11, 2026

19. INTERNAL Psychology confirms that burnout in young adults quietly fuels dangerous behavior through coping failures and exhausted resilience

Psychology confirms that burnout in young adults quietly fuels dangerous behavior through coping failures and exhausted resilience

JUL 11, 2026

They cracked open a cave sealed for a million years and found a flightless parrot, a ghostly rail, and birds that New Zealand had quietly erased from its skies long before humans arrived

JUL 10, 2026

14. GESTION A hula—hoop—shaped sensor dangling beneath a helicopter is now scanning what lies hidden miles beneath Wyoming and Colorado

A hula-hoop-shaped sensor dangling beneath a helicopter is now scanning what lies hidden miles beneath Wyoming and Colorado

JUL 10, 2026

Three weeks ago, 20,000 people visited the Grand Canyon, but one person climbed onto a historic display to take a photo and broke a legendary Hopi headpiece and now the NPS is looking for that person and asking for your help

JUL 9, 2026

3. URGENT Every morning you walk under the streetlights on your way to work but you probably dont know theyre forming death spirals that trap insects and scientists have only just discovered why

Every morning you walk under the streetlights on your way to work but you probably don’t know they’re forming ‘death spirals’ that trap insects and scientists have only just discovered why

JUL 9, 2026

17. INTERNAL Grand Canyons inner trails are turning dangerously hot this summer and park officials are drawing a hard line at midday

Grand Canyon’s inner trails are turning dangerously hot this summer, and park officials are drawing a hard line at midday

JUL 8, 2026

1. URGENT A mysterious creature has roamed Earths rivers for 100 million years and scientists just heard it make a sound for the very first time

A mysterious creature has roamed Earth’s rivers for 100 million years and scientists just heard it make a sound for the very first time

JUL 8, 2026

14. INTERNAL Scientists cracked open mysterious black cocoons from the bottom of the Pacific and found something no one expected inside

Scientists cracked open mysterious black cocoons from the bottom of the Pacific and found something no one expected inside

JUL 7, 2026

18. INTERNAL Psychology says that phone addiction damages college friendships and deepens depression in students who prefer being alone

Psychology says that phone addiction damages college friendships and deepens depression in students who prefer being alone

JUL 6, 2026

17. INTERNAL Science confirms that intermittent fasting quietly rewires both gut bacteria and brain activity and new data shows it also reshapes metabolism and appetite control

Science confirms that intermittent fasting quietly rewires both gut bacteria and brain activity, and new data shows it also reshapes metabolism and appetite control

JUL 6, 2026

18. INTERNAL Scientists measured the psychological profiles of Formula 1 drivers and found dramatic gaps in concentration and confidence even compared to their Formula 2 rivals

Scientists measured the psychological profiles of Formula 1 drivers and found dramatic gaps in concentration and confidence even compared to their Formula 2 rivals

JUL 5, 2026

14. INTERNAL Octopuses evolved a brain nothing like ours yet their arms think independently their sleep may carry dreams and their intelligence rewrites everything we thought we knew about minds

Octopuses evolved a brain nothing like ours, yet their arms think independently, their sleep may carry dreams, and their intelligence rewrites everything we thought we knew about minds

JUL 5, 2026

15. INTERNAL Thousands of tiny earthquakes lined up in a perfect row beneath Alaska and scientists say they point to something hidden underground

More than 3,000 earthquakes lined up in a perfect row beneath Alaska, and scientists say they point to something hidden underground

JUL 4, 2026

18. INTERNAL New York Citys harbor herons were making a quiet comeback until something started silently erasing them from the water

New York City’s harbor herons were making a quiet comeback until something started silently erasing them from the water

JUL 4, 2026

11. INTERNAL Scientists find 10 unknown sponge species tucked inside Hawaiis reef crevices including a tiny newcomer named after an ancient Hawaiian legend

Scientists find 10 unknown sponge species tucked inside Hawaii’s reef crevices, including a tiny newcomer named after an ancient Hawaiian legend

JUL 3, 2026

12. INTERNAL Your homes coal stove may be quietly sending iron to the ocean and fueling phytoplankton blooms scientists never traced back to a kitchen fire

Your home’s coal stove may be quietly sending iron to the ocean and fueling phytoplankton blooms scientists never traced back to a kitchen fire

JUL 3, 2026

17. INTERNAL Biologists tracked African elephants in Zimbabwe and giant anteaters in Brazil and found theyre rewriting their travel routes the exact same way to avoid human hunters 1

Biologists tracked African elephants in Zimbabwe and giant anteaters in Brazil and found they’re rewriting their travel routes the exact same way to avoid human hunters

JUL 2, 2026

tall white wind turbines standing against a wide open sky over the sea

Wind turbines were promised as clean machines you build once and forget, but hundreds of feet up a hidden problem kept spreading, and the thing that finally climbed the sky to catch it was another machine

JUL 2, 2026

16. INTERNAL USGS helicopters will fly just 100 feet above Lake Superiors shoreline to map hidden minerals and buried freshwater structures underground 1

USGS helicopters will fly just 100 feet above Lake Superior’s shoreline to map hidden minerals and buried freshwater structures underground

JUL 2, 2026

13. INTERNAL Pink is almost nonexistent in nature but NASA has just found it in mysterious ‘galactic pearls formed 3 million years ago

Pink is almost nonexistent in nature, but NASA has just found it in mysterious ‘galactic pearls’ formed 3 million years ago

JUL 1, 2026

15. INTERNAL Marine conservationists dive into Earths deepest waters and find alien creatures with transparent skulls glowing lures and even a vampire squid

Marine conservationists ‘dive’ into Earth’s deepest waters and find ‘alien creatures’ with transparent skulls, glowing lures, and even a vampire squid

JUL 1, 2026

16. INTERNAL Named Cholao this shorebird left Colombia crossed the entire Gulf of Mexico without stopping and sent scientists back home scrambling for answers

Named Cholao, this shorebird left Colombia, crossed the entire Gulf of Mexico without stopping, and sent scientists back home scrambling for answers

JUN 30, 2026

14. INTERNAL For some Australian native bees there is nowhere to hide when extreme heat strikes and their choice of home may be why

For some Australian native bees, there is nowhere to hide when extreme heat strikes and their choice of home may be why

JUN 30, 2026

19. INTERNAL Juno a 1200—pound sea turtle scarred by boats and fishing gear just made Florida nesting history after 25 years of coming back

Juno, a 1,200-pound sea turtle scarred by boats and fishing gear, just made Florida nesting history after 25 years of coming back

JUN 29, 2026

17. INTERNAL Ancient iceberg tracks scratched into lake beds are revealing the wind patterns of a vanished ice age giant

Ancient iceberg tracks scratched into lake beds are revealing the wind patterns of a vanished ice age giant

JUN 29, 2026

18. INTERNAL Scientists identify a new walking shark in Papua New Guinea — and fear it may vanish before we truly know it

Scientists identify a new “walking” shark in Papua New Guinea — and fear it may vanish before we truly know it

JUN 28, 2026

18. INTERNAL Hundreds of mysterious tremors are shaking Antarcticas ice in a place where earthquakes should be geologically impossible

Hundreds of mysterious tremors are shaking Antarctica’s ice in a place where earthquakes should be geologically impossible

JUN 28, 2026

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