Harvard researchers propose the cryptoterrestrial hypothesis, suggesting UFOs might indicate hidden civilisations on Earth, urging scientific openness to alternative explanations.
Robert Gorgonio
Jul 21, 2026
SpaceX targets Thursday, 23 July for Starship Flight 13, the first to carry Starlink V3 satellites, after a last-second abort and days of shifting launch dates.
Jim Manzon
Jul 20, 2026
Dino Martins' new book argues that parasites may strengthen human immunity, challenging traditional public health views. He highlights the ecological role of parasites and their potential benefits.
Bernadette B. Tixon
Jul 19, 2026
A meteorite that crashed into a Hillsborough home in 2024 contains salty fluids and alien chemistry, offering insights into the origins of biological life on Earth.
Nica Marie Virtudazo
Jul 17, 2026
Tom Hiddleston recounts how a childhood interest in Latin and a pivotal trip to Pompeii reshaped his view of history, inspiring his new National Geographic series.
Christelle May Napiza
Jul 16, 2026
Archaeologist Darius Arya and Tom Hiddleston discuss making ancient history accessible during a Reddit AMA, highlighting the importance of engaging storytelling in the National Geographic programme 'Pompeii Out of Time'.
Aiza Moraña
Jul 16, 2026
A new documentary reveals Pompeii's surprising international connections, highlighting its ties with Egypt and the broader Roman world, as explored by Tom Hiddleston and archaeologist Caitie Barrett.
Catherine Armecin Martin
Jul 16, 2026
Archaeologists have identified Sak Tahn Waax, the first named Maya astronomer-mathematician, in Xultun, Guatemala. His calculations on Venus and Mars cycles were found on a 1,200-year-old wall.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Jul 14, 2026
The UK experienced record-breaking heatwaves in May and June, resulting in over 2,700 deaths. Experts link these fatalities to climate change, urging immediate action to prevent future tragedies.
Asher Añiga
Jul 13, 2026
A rare T. rex fossil could fetch $30 million (£22 million), raising fears that private buyers are pricing museums out of the market and limiting scientific research on significant prehistoric finds.
Thea Felicity
Jul 13, 2026
NASA is now taking applications for its yearlong Moon and Mars simulation in Houston. Check the full list of requirements, from age and height limits to STEM degrees.
Jim Manzon
Jul 13, 2026
The US has approved Reflect Orbital's test of a space mirror satellite, Earendil-1, to reflect sunlight back to Earth, but Scientists warn the technology could affect wildlife, astronomy and the night sky if expanded.
Thea Felicity
Jul 12, 2026
A newly discovered dinosaur species in Thailand, Uragasaurus kalasinensis, reveals unique anatomical features, expanding knowledge of prehistoric life.
Thea Felicity
Jul 11, 2026
Astronomers have revised the mass of nearby exoplanet GJ 3378 b, recasting it as a rocky super‑Earth in the habitable zone and renewing interest in its potential to host alien life.
Briane Nebria
Jul 11, 2026
Scientists studying interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS say its unusual chemical fingerprints suggest it formed around an ancient star system long before the Sun existed.
Thea Felicity
Jul 09, 2026
A contractor at Meta's AI data centre in Cheyenne discharged water containing a rare bacterium into the sewers, prompting officials to shut down public irrigation as a precautionary measure.
Chelsie Napiza
Jul 09, 2026
A 15-year-old in Japan allegedly used ChatGPT to develop software for a cyberattack on Bandai Namco Filmworks, disrupting services and deleting over 46,000 accounts. The teen faces charges of business obstruction.
Vinay Patel
Jul 09, 2026
Marshawn Kneeland, a former NFL player, was diagnosed with early-stage CTE posthumously, raising concerns about the impact of repeated head injuries in American football.
Terence Repelente
Jul 08, 2026
