Technology

Researchers from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science at William & Mary have recently discovered a new species of dragonfish in Antarctic waters, according to a study published in *Zootaxa*. The newly identified species, named the Banded Dragonfish or *Akarotaxis gouldae*, was discovered near the Antarctic Peninsula. The fish was named in honor of the *Laurence M. Gould*, an Antarctic …

Researchers from Curtin University, as part of an international team, are studying samples from the 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid Bennu to gain insights into the early history of our solar system. These samples, collected by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission, could hold clues about the origins of water and life on Earth. The scientists believe that Bennu likely predates the formation of the solar …

A major study conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in partnership with New Zealand’s Ministry of Health has found no link between mobile phone use and brain or neck cancers. This comprehensive research, one of the largest of its kind, challenges the long-held belief that mobile phones, which emit non-ionizing radiation through radio waves, could cause brain cancer or …

The recent discovery of 139,000-year-old stone tools in Andhra Pradesh, India, has left archaeologists puzzled. The tools’ age suggests that sophisticated tool-making occurred long before modern humans were believed to have arrived in the region. Researchers are uncertain who made these tools, but they doubt it was modern humans, as reported by The Telegraph. Traditionally, it was thought that only …

A fireball blazed through the skies of the Southeastern United States on August 30, captivating onlookers from Tennessee to North Carolina. Traveling at a speed of over 31,000 mph, the fireball was identified by NASA as a meteor, creating a spectacular pre-dawn display. Analysis revealed that the meteor was about 1,000 pounds in weight and approximately two feet in diameter. …

Astronauts Sunita “Suni” Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore have been aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for three months, and recently, a “strange noise” was reported coming from the Starliner spacecraft that brought them to space. On Saturday, August 31, astronaut Butch Wilmore contacted Mission Control at Johnson Space Center to report the unusual sounds he was hearing. Eerie Sounds …

Luis Elizondo, a former US intelligence officer with extensive military experience in Afghanistan, Kuwait, and anti-terrorism operations, has made startling claims about the presence of extraterrestrial life on Earth. In his new book, “Imminent – Inside The Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs,” Elizondo discusses his experiences and observations, which suggest a hidden threat to humanity from aliens. Elizondo recounted a chilling …

Scientists are probing the depths of the Red Sea, uncovering the so-called “dead pool” that might hold clues to the origins of life on Earth. A research team from the University of Miami explored these depths, located between the Arabian Peninsula and Africa, and discovered dense, extremely salty lakes on the seafloor known as “death pools.” These pools are among …