Chernobyl is Home to Przewalski's Horses, Last Wild Species of its Kind Medicine & Technology Apr 29, 2021 Przewalski's horses, rare, endangered, and the last known species of wild horse have been found to be alive and thriving in Chernobyl - more than thirty years after a nuclear disaster turned it into a radioactive wasteland.
WannaCry Ransomware Links To A North Korean Group, Experts Claim May 16, 2017 The WannaCry Ransomware attack was linked to the North Korean-based Lazarus Group, according to security firms Kaspersky and Symantec
Tapeworm in Brain Found To Be Culprit of Man's Severe Migraines; Eating Undercooked Bacon, Not Washing Hands Properly Could Be To Blame For Infection
Woman Receives Pig Kidney Transplant, Heart Device Implant in First-of-Its-Kind Life-Saving Operation To Help Her With Her Two Terminal Diseases
SPACE NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Readable Data From Deep Space After Months of Transmitting Nonsense Responses
SPACE Small Dark Formations on the Red Planet's Surface Appear Like Spider in Photos Captured by ESA's Mars Express
SPACE Citizen Scientists Identify New Sample of Over 1,000 Hidden Asteroids in Hubble’s Archival Data
SPACE NASA Engineers Successfully Repair Voyager 1 After 5 Months of Troubleshooting 15 Billion Miles Away