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Author: Sean Cate

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3 min read Planet

In the vastness of space, Earth is gearing up for a celestial show as five asteroids are set to make close approaches in the upcoming week. The proximity of these rocky space wanderers has drawn the attention of astronomers and space enthusiasts alike (yes, NASA is all over it). Let’s take a look at the...

4 min read Living

In an incredible display of the benefits of electric vehicles, an Australian mother used her car to power her son’s dialysis machine during a blackout caused by storms and flash flooding.1 Kristy Holmes, a 42-year-old woman from the Gold Coast, shared the story of how her car became the literal lifeline for her 11-year-old son...

3 min read Technology

In humans and mammals, the critical determinant of a baby’s sex is a gene that resides on the Y chromosome. This chromosome might be minuscule, containing roughly 55 genes—many of which are non-coding DNA sequences.1 Yet, it’s vital for it houses the gene responsible for kick-starting male development in embryos. This sex-determining gene, identified as...

3 min read WTF

Strange aerial shots circulating online have sparked curiosity and concern, as they reveal dead bodies confined in cages at a mysterious ranch. But despite the unsettling imagery, the truth behind these images takes us to the heart of the Forensic Anthropology Research Facility (FARF) at Texas State University. This 26-acre outdoor laboratory, the largest of...

3 min read Living

In a fascinating twist of creativity, an artist known as ‘Bro, don’t like that la, bro,’ has asked and attempted to answer a hilarious question with their artistic abilities: How does Godzilla stand in the ocean? This imaginative piece gained momentum alongside the release of “Godzilla Minus One,” commemorating the 69th anniversary of the legendary...

4 min read Planet

Rumors have been swirling recently regarding the scientific community and an alleged groundbreaking discovery made by the James Webb Space Telescope. The speculation surrounds the possibility that the telescope may have found signs of life on a distant exoplanet. This claim has been gaining traction, but experts are urging caution, saying that a closer examination...

3 min read Technology

We’ve all been there: constantly glued to our iPhone, navigating TikTok or diving into a group chat debate, all while watching a dwindling battery – or worse, a dead phone by lunchtime. But guess what? Apple has spilled the beans on a two-step hack that promises to rescue us from this digital nightmare, allowing us...

4 min read Living

Electric cars are seen as the cars of the future, and people are starting to ask questions about how they might affect energy bills. Just recently, a Tesla driver shared their first electric bill, and now there’s a more proper discussion to be had about what it means to use Tesla’s Powerwall for your home...

3 min read Planet

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have unveiled evidence of a lost continent off Australia’s northern coast, known as the North West Shelf, nearly twice the size of the UK.1 This submerged landmass, submerged in the Timor Sea around 10,000 years ago due to rising sea levels, once housed a thriving population of half a million...

2 min read Living

As winter is gripping North America and the UK with colder temperatures, the dilemma of balancing warmth and energy costs becomes a significant concern for households. Experts from BoilerCentral and the Department of Energy provide insights into the optimal duration for home heating, dispelling myths and offering cost-effective solutions.1 Ideal Home Heating  BoilerCentral suggests a...