Medicine & TechnologyResearchers found evidence in Australia that plate tectonic movements on Earth started 3.2 billion years ago. Continue reading to learn more.
A new study has revealed that a species of bird called drongos are able to identify the imposter eggs laid by African cuckoo in their nest using unique egg signatures. Continue reading the article to find out more.
Drone footage reveals the world's largest permafrost crater, formed after deforestation and melting, located in Siberia continues to grow in size. Read the article to learn more.
New research suggests that the shrinking Pacific Ocean will lead to the collision of North America and Asia, forming the supercontinent "Amasia." Continue reading to learn more.
Analysis shows the Atlantic Ocean current is slowing and becoming less resilient, possibly collapsing within decades, risking climate disruption. Read the article to learn more details.
A strange optical phenomenon which looks like a portal to another dimension was caught on camera. Continue reading the article to find out more about this event.
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic unearthed the oldest known glass workshop north of the Alps, part of an early settlement site that produces exquisite glass artifacts. Read the article to learn more.
Swimmers will flock to the iconic River Seine again during the Olympics as Paris will open it for the international competition. Continue reading to learn the details.
Stinky sargassum seaweed is predicted to spread north of Atlantic and into Europe, potentially invading coastal communities. Learn more about it in this article.