ClimateTropical peatland fires had been fading for over a thousand years, then the 20th century pushed them to levels not seen in two millennia
MAR 19, 2026
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Human ScienceMicroplastics you swallow every day may reach your brain through five newly mapped routes, each one tied to Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s
MAR 17, 2026
ClimateGoodbye to water: Corpus Christi’s last reservoir is at 55% and dropping, with 500,000 residents and petrochemical giants competing for every gallon
MAR 17, 2026
MobilityTesla’s robotaxi fleet logged just one crash last month, yet every incident narrative filed with NHTSA remains fully redacted
MAR 17, 2026
MobilityCalifornia school districts weigh banning students from riding e-bikes to campus — and the debate is spreading nationwide
MAR 16, 2026
MobilitySpacecraft now keep a motorcycle upright — and the startup behind it is about to start mass production
MAR 16, 2026
SpaceBuried deep beneath Japan, a telescope is about to catch “ghosts” of stars that died before Earth existed
MAR 16, 2026
Human SciencePlague DNA found in a 4,000-year-old sheep is rewriting what scientists thought they knew about humanity’s oldest pandemic
MAR 11, 2026
Human ScienceA retired naval officer spent 93 days living under the ocean — and doctors say his body appeared nearly 10 years younger when he finally returned
MAR 6, 2026
ClimateScientists discovered under kilometers of Antarctica’s ice a hidden world with rivers that flow “uphill,” ancient lakes, and vast landscapes
MAR 5, 2026
Human ScienceA walk along a Canadian shore 13,000 years ago left footprints revealing one of the earliest human traces in North America
MAR 4, 2026
Human ScienceTwo young students turned a humble aquatic plant into a lightweight breast prosthesis for cancer survivors
MAR 4, 2026
SpaceNASA speeds up its Moon return plan with a new Artemis mission and a bold push for yearly lunar landings
MAR 3, 2026
SpaceMarch will turn the Moon deep red, bring Venus and Saturn side by side, and quietly mark the moment Earth shifts into a new season
MAR 3, 2026
Human ScienceA million-year-old skull could rewrite the origin story of humanity and push the birth of our species back by 500,000 years
MAR 2, 2026
TechnologyAn 18-year-old Ontario student who once built a wooden electric car now invents a modular home and plans to live in it for a year to help end homelessness
MAR 1, 2026
SpaceAfter 53 years flying past Venus and Mars, an old Soviet probe came back as a “new” object in orbit — and nobody cheered yet
FEB 28, 2026
SpaceA red spark that crossed 13.5 billion years of darkness reached a $10 billion space telescope — and may be the oldest galaxy humanity has ever seen
FEB 28, 2026
Scientists warn the Himalayan mountains are “changing” faster than anyone expected as winter leaves them bare and rocky instead of snow-covered
FEB 28, 2026
Human ScienceDog walkers spot strange markings on a Scottish beach as winter storms uncover 2,000-year-old footprints beneath the sand
FEB 27, 2026
ClimateMany Americans still remember the morning a pale white “sail” rose from the sea and quietly changed a West Coast summer
FEB 26, 2026
MobilityA driverless taxi froze in the middle of a San Francisco street, and a dozen more rolled up behind it like a “polite” traffic jam
FEB 26, 2026
ClimateA Florida evening turned into a “glow show” as a faint blue haze hovered over canals, and neighbors watched their yards light up without warning
FEB 26, 2026
SpaceA 1970s space probe went silent for decades, then engineers heard a faint “whisper” from billions of miles away and everything got strangely tense
FEB 26, 2026
SpaceThe rock looked ordinary on camera — then its chemistry didn’t match anything else on Earth
FEB 25, 2026
TechnologyThe nights got louder in the ocean: a hidden sound trap suddenly showed up where nobody expected it
FEB 25, 2026
Human ScienceScientists say loneliness is changing brains, and the long-term effects are bigger than all imagined
FEB 22, 2026
Human ScienceYour brain is not fully grown at 18 — scientists now say it keeps changing much longer
FEB 20, 2026
TechnologyA ship let itself freeze into Arctic ice – and what scientists found will change how we see the Earth
FEB 18, 2026
Human ScienceBacteria can “think” together: Brain-like signals reveal about how our own brain works
FEB 10, 2026
TechnologyA “lost” world under the ocean: scientists use new maps to reveal a hidden landscape
FEB 7, 2026
TechnologyScientists detect a slow “heartbeat” in Earth’s magnetic field — and it wasn’t expected
FEB 6, 2026
TechnologyScientists “bring life back” from Arctic permafrost — not mammoths or dinosaurs, but viruses
FEB 5, 2026
EnergyChina absorbed 400 million tons of CO₂ per year after 40 years of afforestation and now converts captured carbon into food and oxygen
DEC 14, 2025
FinanceAlaska’s $1,702 PFD checks land August 21 for residents who haven’t been paid yet
AUG 5, 2025
Finance67 is now the full retirement age for millions of Americans born in 1960 or later
JAN 5, 2025
Finance$6,600 tax credit for Americans who missed their 2020 return is expiring in January 2025
JAN 5, 2025
Finance66 years and 10 months: Social Security’s full retirement age rises again in 2025 for people born in 1959
JAN 5, 2025
Finance$1 bill with mismatched star note sold for $29,900 at auction in 2008
JAN 4, 2025
Finance$100 bill redesign expected between 2034 and 2038 as digital payments reshape cash’s role
JAN 4, 2025
