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The Weirdest Theory Yet for Why Life on Earth Suddenly Exploded
The Weirdest Theory Yet for Why Life on Earth Suddenly Exploded
In the first 20 million years of the Cambrian period, Earth experienced an explosion of life.— Gizmodo

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US weapon test blamed for deadly civilian plane crash
US weapon test blamed for deadly civilian plane crash
A US military GPS-jamming exercise has been linked to a medevac plane crash that killed four people.— Daily Mail
Moonquakes could reveal hidden water beneath the lunar surface
Moonquakes could reveal hidden water beneath the lunar surface
Water buried beneath the moon may be detectable by listening to how vibrations move through the lunar ground.— Science Daily
Two Deadly Flowers May Hold The Key To New Medicines
Two Deadly Flowers May Hold The Key To New Medicines
Scientists mapped six enzymes from wolfsbane and larkspur, with potential uses against pain, cancer, and malaria.— Study Finds
Landmark First Image Reveals More Than Half a Million Galaxies
Landmark First Image Reveals More Than Half a Million Galaxies
The impressive shot was captured with the largest digital camera currently in existence.— The Debrief
Scientists spot more than 20 giant UFOs racing across the moon
Scientists spot more than 20 giant UFOs racing across the moon
Astronomers claim to have captured possible evidence of a technologically advanced nonhuman civilization.— Daily Mail
Quantum experiment shows 'negative time' is more than an illusion
Quantum experiment shows 'negative time' is more than an illusion
Photons traveling through a cloud of atoms can emerge so early that they seem to spend a negative amount of time inside.— Science Daily
Man obsessed with vampires caught dumping dead animals at churches
Man obsessed with vampires caught dumping dead animals at churches
Inverted crosses and even tarot cards were also found at some of the scenes.— Unexplained Mysteries
Pluto's Atmosphere May Finally Be Starting to Collapse
Pluto's Atmosphere May Finally Be Starting to Collapse
Pluto is entering the outer solar system—a journey that's slowly thinning out its atmosphere.— Gizmodo
AI reveals a massive algae boom across the world's oceans
AI reveals a massive algae boom across the world's oceans
The shift could bring major consequences for marine ecosystems, tourism, public health, and coastal economies.— Science Daily
Abandoned SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the Moon
Abandoned SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the Moon
It will be a spectacle that was never supposed to happen.— Unexplained Mysteries
Ancient marine life may be hiding in Antarctica's Blood Falls
Ancient marine life may be hiding in Antarctica's Blood Falls
Researchers found molecular evidence of an active, marine-derived community.— JCVI
How to keep the Earth habitable when the sun dies
How to keep the Earth habitable when the sun dies
We just need to build some safeguards.— Phys.org
Terrifying earthquake scenario puts millions at risk in hours
Terrifying earthquake scenario puts millions at risk in hours
A catastrophic earthquake chain reaction could potentially devastate the entire US West Coast.— Daily Mail
New Observations Reveal Largest Galaxy's Staggering Scale
New Observations Reveal Largest Galaxy's Staggering Scale
The cosmic formation spans roughly 1.7 million light-years, eclipsing every other known galaxy.— The Debrief
Curiosity rover finds mysterious honeycomb landscape on Mars
Curiosity rover finds mysterious honeycomb landscape on Mars
The rover has entered a Martian valley covered by an astonishing "sea" of tiny polygon-shaped fractures.— Science Daily
Rare Meteorite from Roof Strike Offers Clues to Life's Origins
Rare Meteorite from Roof Strike Offers Clues to Life's Origins
Researchers found that the meteorite contained evidence of ancient salty fluids and complex organic chemistry.— The Debrief
Eerily Realistic Robot Head Is Making People Uncomfortable
Eerily Realistic Robot Head Is Making People Uncomfortable
A Chinese startup has released an obscenely expensive and eerily realistic humanoid robot head.— Oddity Central
Black holes may spit out nearly as much matter as they swallow
Black holes may spit out nearly as much matter as they swallow
A black hole observed during a dramatic 2023 eruption did not simply devour gas from its nearby companion star.— Science Daily
Avocado Trees Switch Sexes Twice A Day
Avocado Trees Switch Sexes Twice A Day
This biological performance has puzzled scientists for nearly a century.— Study Finds
AI Agent Escaped and Launched Cyberattack on Rival Company
AI Agent Escaped and Launched Cyberattack on Rival Company
The artificial intelligence reportedly escaped from a secure testing environment.— The Debrief
Scientists hunt 'Godzilla' shark in waters off New York coast
Scientists hunt 'Godzilla' shark in waters off New York coast
Something large and mysterious has been leaving a trail of carnage in the waters off Montauk.— Unexplained Mysteries
Quantum computer exceeds practical reach of classical simulations
Quantum computer exceeds practical reach of classical simulations
Researchers have finally met the fundamental criteria for "quantum advantage" against classical computers.— Phys.org
Scientists Turn Sewage Into A Real-Time Nutrition Tracker
Scientists Turn Sewage Into A Real-Time Nutrition Tracker
Researchers built a DNA-sequencing tool that scans municipal wastewater to track what entire communities eat.— Study Finds
China Develops Laser-Powered Drones with Endless Flight Times
China Develops Laser-Powered Drones with Endless Flight Times
The new drone concept utilizes a lightweight receiver, repurposing solar cell technology to absorb laser light.— The Debrief
Hidden structures hint at huge scale of long-lost Amazon civilization
Hidden structures hint at huge scale of long-lost Amazon civilization
The Amazon rainforest might seem like an impenetrable tangle of trees today, but in the past, it was home to millions of people.— Unexplained Mysteries
The night sky is changing this August — here's which planets to watch
The night sky is changing this August — here's which planets to watch
Venus dominates the evening sky while Mercury and Jupiter stage a beautiful dawn pairing you won't want to miss.— Space.com
Google pauses AI satellite images, after fears of deepfakes in the sky
Google pauses AI satellite images, after fears of deepfakes in the sky
A day after Google unveiled a new feature that allowed users to create AI-generated satellite images with the click of a button on its Google Earth platform, the company announced it was removing the tool.— NPR
Inflammation may trigger persistent 'out-of-body' experiences, emerging research hints
Inflammation may trigger persistent 'out-of-body' experiences, emerging research hints
Researchers are investigating whether immune dysfunction can help explain dissociative disorders.— Live Science
Secretive US nuke factory's radioactive contamination of three workers exposed
Secretive US nuke factory's radioactive contamination of three workers exposed
Radioactive contamination mysteriously spread beyond a restricted laboratory at one of America's largest nuclear complexes.— Daily Mail

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