Sean Cate is a freelance writer, sales strategist and semi-professional track and field athlete. Sean loves travelling to new places to compete and eat new foods! Sean is training to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics as a high jumper.
Remember the early 2000s, a time when viral videos were rare, and jump scares were unexpected? For many of us, one of the most terrifying online experiences came from the infamous ‘Ghost Car’ commercial. What seemed like a calm, serene car advertisement turned into one of the first viral jump-scares ever created. But did you […]
In today’s hyperconnected world, our smartphones have become an extension of ourselves. From banking to socializing, and from navigation to news consumption, these devices are indispensable. However, this convenience comes with substantial risks. Cybersecurity threats, ranging from phishing to malware, lurk at every corner, ready to exploit vulnerabilities in our mobile devices. Recognizing the growing […]
Deep beneath the Arctic Ocean lies a treasure trove of potential life-saving drugs. Recent discoveries by scientists have uncovered previously unknown compounds in deep-sea microbes that could revolutionize how we fight bacterial infections, especially in an era where antibiotic resistance is a growing global threat. Here’s what researchers have found, and how it could change […]
The fate of the Y chromosome, responsible for determining male sex, has been the subject of much debate among geneticists. This tiny chromosome, which contains only a fraction of the genes found on the X chromosome, is shrinking. As it loses more genetic material over time, some experts worry that humanity could face extinction—unless a […]
Electric vehicle (EV) technology is rapidly evolving, and the latest breakthrough from Chinese startup Greater Bay Technology may be a game-changer. Their innovative Phoenix cell EV battery promises an impressive 621-mile range, fast charging, and reliable performance in all weather conditions. Here are the key features and benefits of this cutting-edge battery technology. The Phoenix […]
Japan is moving forward in its quest to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 by exploring biomethane-powered ships. Produced from animal manure, this clean energy being tested as a near-future alternative fuel source. This initiative could help Japan meet its decarbonization goals while addressing waste management challenges. Here’s a closer look at Japan’s groundbreaking efforts. Exploring […]
An ancient tablet, over 4,000 years old, has been completely translated, revealing terrifying predictions for humanity. Found over a century ago in modern-day Iraq, this cuneiform tablet has long intrigued scholars and historians. Now, after decades of study, the ominous messages it contains have come to light. These predictions, rooted in celestial divination, link the […]
A team of Spanish researchers has recently uncovered a series of sunken islands off the northwest coast of Africa, near the Canary Islands. These lands, which the researchers call ‘Los Atlantes,’ are from the Eocene period, between 56 and 34 million years ago.1 The islands likely inspired the legend of Atlantis, according to Luis Somoza, […]
In an exciting development, Deep Sky, a Canadian carbon capture and removal company, has announced plans to build the world’s first carbon removal innovation and commercialization center in Innisfail, Alberta. This facility, which could capture up to 3,000 tons of CO2 per year, represents a significant step forward in the global effort to combat climate […]
Is your iPhone running out of power faster than you’d like? While it’s easy to blame your heavy app usage or constant social media scrolling, the real culprit could be lurking deep within your settings. This “vampire” setting, along with several others, could be silently draining your battery without you even realizing it. In this […]
The end of life on Earth isn’t just a topic for science fiction anymore. NASA has used advanced astronomical studies to calculate the timeline for the eventual extinction of all life on our planet. While Earth still has billions of years left before it’s consumed by the Sun, the biosphere that sustains life has far […]
The haunting image of volcanologist David A. Johnston, sitting calmly on a deck chair and smiling before disaster struck, encapsulates the devastating power of nature. This article delves into the tragic story behind this photo and the catastrophic eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980, highlighting Johnston’s dedication and the unpredictable nature of volcanic activity. […]
