Scientists confirm Manila clams are expanding along the Atlantic coast, raising ecological concerns. The spread is ongoing with unknown long-term impacts.
Manila Clam Spreading Atlantic Coastline
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Old Farmer’s Almanac Fall Forecast
The 2023 fall forecast from the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a relatively mild and dry autumn across most of the U.S., with some regional variations.
Lost city discovered beneath Egypt’s desert with ancient church
Archaeologists uncover a lost city with an ancient church beneath Egypt’s desert, offering new insights into early Christian history.
Snails’ Teeth Beats Spider Silk As Nature’s Strongest Material (2015)
Research shows snail teeth are stronger than spider silk, challenging previous beliefs about nature’s strongest materials. Findings published in 2015.
Lost City Discovered Beneath Egypt’s Desert With Ancient Church
Archaeologists have uncovered a lost city with an ancient church beneath Egypt’s desert, revealing new insights into early Christian history.
Late Bronze Age Collapse
Archaeological findings offer fresh insights into the widespread collapse of civilizations around 1200 BCE, with confirmed evidence and ongoing debates.
Researchers declare ‘catastrophic mortality event’ as 145 gray whales found dead on West Coast
Scientists identify a ‘catastrophic mortality event’ with 145 gray whales found dead along the West Coast, raising concerns over environmental impacts.
No leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2026
International timekeeping authorities have confirmed that no leap second will be added at the end of December 2026, marking a change in the long-standing practice.
No Leap Second Will Be Introduced At The End Of December 2026
International timekeeping authorities confirm no leap second will be added at the end of December 2026, ending a long-standing practice.
Florida SpaceX launch makes ‘space jellyfish’ effect in sky. Here’s the science behind it.
A recent SpaceX launch in Florida produced a unique luminous pattern in the sky, resembling a ‘space jellyfish.’ Here’s what is confirmed and what remains uncertain.
