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30 Then and Now Photos of Historical Places Showing How Quickly Things Change

Rephotography involves the meticulous art of capturing then and now images of locations featured in old photographs. This pursuit can present considerable challenges, particularly with significantly aged photos, as locations frequently undergo substantial transformations over the years. Locating the precise spot where a picture was taken, especially from nearly a century ago or more, proves […]

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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Doomsday Clock Declares We Are 100 Seconds Away From Destruction

In 1945, Albert Einstein and his students from The University of Chicago founded what is known as The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. They also created the ‘Doomsday Clock.’ This metaphorical clock represents how near the world as we know it is coming to an end, or rather, a possible apocalypse. Close to Catastrophe “It […]

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

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Astronomers Detect Radio Signal That Took Billion Years to Reach Earth

Astronomers have captured a radio signal that has voyaged across the universe for an astounding 8 billion years, finally reaching our planet. This remarkable signal is known as a fast radio burst (FRB), a mysterious and immensely powerful cosmic phenomenon. The Oldest and Most Energetic Radio Signal Ever In June 2022, scientists witnessed the oldest […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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Scientists Make Scary Discovery After Reaching the Bottom of the Red Sea

Deep in the depths of the Red Sea, scientists have made a mind-boggling discovery that is shrouded in mystery. In a groundbreaking study that occurred “in the last five minutes of the ten-hour ROV dive”, researchers from the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, in partnership with OceanX, uncovered rare […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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There’s a Hidden Cave in Portugal With a Skylight and a Beach That You Can Only Get to by Boat

The Algarve is the southernmost region of Portugal, and it’s extremely popular among tourists. It’s known for its hot summery weather, serene beaches, fishing villages, delicious local food and wine, and magnificent landmarks. One of its most spectacular locations is the Benagil Caves. Portugal’s coastline displays many beautiful grottos shaped by the waves of the […]

Sarah Biren

Sarah Biren

Freelance Writer

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GoPro Footage Shows What Lurks Underneath a Cruise Ship, and It’s a Little Scary

Cruise ships are often associated with luxury, relaxation, and unforgettable ocean views. However, a recent trend is taking passengers and viewers on an extraordinary journey beneath the glistening waves. Adventurous individuals have been using GoPro cameras to explore the mysterious depths beneath these massive vessels, and the results are both fascinating and terrifying.1 Daylight Discoveries: […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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Scientists Discover Huge ‘Ocean’ Beneath Earth’s Crust

Water has always been considered an external force that shapes our planet’s surface. However, studies suggest it plays a crucial role deep beneath the Earth’s crust.1 These studies reveal that water exists in vast quantities up to 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) below the Earth’s surface, in the mantle’s deepest reaches. Water’s Role in Geological Activity […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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The Evergreen Bagworm: A Silent Threat To Your Trees

Anyone who’s ever had an issue with an Evergreen Bagworm infestation knows the devastation they bring to trees. The poor trees become increasingly sparse in their pine needle distribution until they eventually lose them all and die. This is a sad end to the beautiful evergreen trees we all love. Thankfully, there are ways to […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer