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Giant planets spin fast. Jupiter and Saturn, with most of our solar system's rotational energy, complete a turn in just ten hours. Astronomers link planetary mass to rotation.
Forget what you know about randomness. A new mathematical investigation is shaking up long-held assumptions about how we model chance.
Meet Peaq: Škoda's biggest, most luxurious, and high-tech electric SUV. This seven-seater plug-in minibus, seen here under camouflage, promises to redefine the brand.
A social experiment is giving away half a million dollars to fund acts of kindness globally, already making a positive impact. Would you donate an organ to a stranger?
When stars like our Sun reach the end of their lives, they collapse into ultra-dense objects called white dwarfs—stellar embers roughly the size of Earth but with masses comparable to the Sun. For years, astronomers believed that if such remnants emitted X-rays, it was because they were locked in a ...
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Your voice holds secrets. New research reveals hidden vocal patterns could be early indicators of disease, transforming healthcare.
Feeling overwhelmed? Sandlot star Patrick Renna gets it. Once, his character Ham used tobacco to cope. Now a dad of three, Patrick shares his simple, inexpensive secret to finding calm.
David Beckham called Nu Stadium a "dream come true." Then, Miami's captain scored the first goal, christening Inter Miami's gleaming new home in a 2-2 draw against Austin FC.
Four astronauts are now orbiting the Moon aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft! This Artemis II mission is a critical test of Orion's systems in deep space, paving the way for future lunar exploration.
A 150-year-old geometry rule is shattered! Mathematicians discovered two distinct torus surfaces with identical metric and curvature, overturning long-held assumptions.
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Disney vacations are pure magic, but they're also a luxury many save for years to afford. The moment you step onto Main Street U.S.A., every penny feels worth it.
Toyota, Daimler Truck, and Volvo Group are joining forces! They're accelerating hydrogen-fuel-cell tech for zero-emissions heavy-duty vehicles.
Rydberg atoms are revolutionizing how we measure low-frequency electric fields. This new approach promises unprecedented precision and opens doors for advanced sensing technologies.
Native Americans were rolling dice 12,000+ years ago, far earlier than thought! These Ice Age tools powered games of chance, hinting at ancient probabilistic thinking.
Moon mission, meet plumbing problem. Artemis II astronauts fixed a toilet malfunction mid-flight with ground control, clearing their path to the moon.
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Test your trivia with Kennections, a quiz from Jeopardy! champ Ken Jennings! Find the common link between five answers. Can you solve it?
Statins cause muscle pain for some. A newly discovered hidden effect on muscle cells may finally explain why certain patients can't tolerate these life-saving drugs.
Billionaire art dealer David Nahmad lost an 11-year legal battle over a Modigliani painting looted by Nazis. A New York judge ruled it must be returned to the heirs of its original Jewish owner.
The Espresso tiny house works magic, fitting a surprisingly practical interior into tight dimensions. It comfortably sleeps two, with extra space for guests.
Forever chemicals plague our environment. Now, a new materials-based approach offers a fresh perspective on tackling this persistent challenge.
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Humans are leaving Earth orbit for the Moon after 52 years, while five 'lost' bird species reappeared, and migraines finally got the scientific validation they deserved. A day of grand re-entries and quiet rediscoveries.
Rice holds a surprising secret: it weakens under fast pressure but strengthens under slow. This unique property is now inspiring a new class of engineered materials.
12 points guide every Scout, from being Trustworthy to Brave. Living the Boy Scout Law isn't always easy, but it's crucial. One Scout's actions on a rafting trip prove its power.
From his LA home, 41-year-old Mr. Gallagher leveraged AI to code software, write copy, generate ad visuals, and manage customer service, building a $1.8 billion company.
Your feed's full of kids clutching chicks, making you cringe. But new research reveals a different human interaction actually benefits these Easter icons.
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Five "lost" bird species, unseen for over a decade, were rediscovered in 2025! This incredible news comes from the 2026 Lost Birds List, a tally of species missing for 10+ years.
84-year-old Navy Veteran Kenny Jary, "Patriotic Kenny," has provided 150+ mobility scooters to veterans. Now, battling stage IV lung cancer, he needs our help.
Africa Wiki Women is boosting African women's visibility across Wikimedia and Wikipedia. This initiative empowers women in digital spaces, tackling obstacles to their online knowledge creation and sharing.
Four male mountain bongos are headed to Kenya from European zoos! This critical transfer, led by Chester Zoo, aims to boost the population of one of Africa's most endangered antelopes.
Bamboo drones? Chinese researchers just cracked the code for sustainable UAVs, merging unconventional materials with high-performance autonomous control. Stability and precision achieved.
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Gisela Colón never planned to be an artist. Growing up in unstable Puerto Rico, she studied law for protection, then built a career in environmental law and raised two sons in California.
Artemis II is so precise, NASA skipped a burn! The crew is now perfectly positioned for a once-in-a-lifetime view of the Moon's hidden side.
Migraine isn't "just a headache." It's a debilitating neurological condition affecting 15% of people worldwide, causing severe pain, nausea, and sensory overload.
Wushan County's "Goddess" escalator isn't just one—it's 21 escalators and 8 elevators. This modular marvel lifts riders 800 feet, transforming vertical travel.
HIV has killed over 44 million since 1981, infecting 1.3 million more in 2024. Once a death sentence, a remarkable shift has occurred: deaths are down 70%, and 30 million now manage it with treatment.
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Black nectar? That's what nocturnal hawkmoths crave! University of Tokyo researchers found these moths are the primary pollinators of Japan's unique Jasminanthes mucronata.
Humans are returning to the Moon! For the first time since Apollo, NASA's Artemis program is taking us beyond Earth orbit, marking a historic leap in space exploration.
A new ytterbium atomic clock, ultra-sensitive and precise, could shatter the Standard Model and hunt for dark matter. Kyoto University's Taiki Ishiyama led the breakthrough.
A supertall skyscraper, inspired by sea sponges, will soon host a publicly accessible, tree-filled park at its summit.
Born 100 years ago today, Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom, one of NASA's first seven astronauts, became America's second person in space.