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UK physicist Dr. Melvin Vopson claims we might be living in a simulation similar to The Matrix, based on his groundbreaking research connecting information theory to physical reality. Ever had...
Hidden beneath Wyoming’s rugged landscape lies a geological celebrity that most Americans have never heard about. Scientists recently confirmed that the United States’ oldest known rock has been quietly existing...
I was scrolling through my news feed last week when I stumbled upon something straight out of a sci-fi movie: a Dallas company called Colossal Biosciences claiming they’d brought dire...
China shares rare lunar samples with American universities despite ongoing trade tensions, opening new doors for scientific collaboration on 2-billion-year-old moon rocks collected by the Chang’e-5 mission. So get this—while...
Looking up at the night sky has always filled me with wonder. But for the past 35 years, one telescope has transformed our view beyond anything our ancestors could have...
The great Himalayas have long fascinated us. Their towering height, ancient secrets, and seismic energy are captivating. But a new study finds something even more dramatic beneath their surface. We...
I was browsing through some astronomy news last week when something caught my eye—astronomers have discovered what they’re calling the “Bullseye Galaxy,” with not just the usual two or three...
NASA’s Perseverance rover, now scouring Jezero Crater on Mars, has discovered an interesting and unusual rock formation that has generated interest among scientists across the globe. Nicknamed “Skull Hill,” the...
Economically speaking, bird beaks are one of the most highly sophisticated and varying pieces of apparatus in the vertebrate class. They range from the dainty structures used in extracting nectar...
The hunt for alien neighbors got interesting lately. Star-gazers keeping tabs on a planet named K2-18b, about 124 light-years away (that’s roughly 729 trillion miles), have noticed some weird stuff...
