Goodbye to geological calm—the Earth is tearing apart beneath our feet—and scientists are capturing it live
Earth is constantly moving, although we don’t notice it. Deep beneath the ocean, far away from cities and human activity,...
Confirmed—a cat left its paw prints 500 years ago in a European codex—and the story is thrilling
More than 500 years ago, while a medieval scribe was carefully copying a religious manuscript by hand, a cat walked...
Confirmed by JCPenney itself—new rules for exchanges and returns are coming that change what you knew about returning gifts
The popular department store chain JCPenney, which has more than 640 locations, is ready to make some changes this year...
Neither Germany nor the United Kingdom—this is the unexpected country that drinks the most beer in the world—and the figure is impressive
Which alcoholic drink would you say is the most consumed around the world? If your answer is beer, you are...
Confirmed by a Nobel laureate: Omar Yaghi’s invention promises to transform how the world produces and stores resources
Throughout history, civilizations have been remembered by the materials that marked their development and Omar Yaghi, chemist from the University...
Goodbye to flying without looking at the sky—The United States, through the FAA, issues a historic warning to airlines—the invisible risk is now real
In early January, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) published a safety alert for airlines describing what it called an...
Goodbye to sharing Costco memberships—the chain activates membership scanners—and the fight against theft intensifies
Shoplifting is something that worries major retail chains more with the passage of time, and Costco has explained how their...
Confirmed by medical science—the new universal kidney removes the blood type barrier and changes what you knew about donations
After more than 10 years of research, scientists are getting closer to solving one of the biggest issues in kidney...
Farewell to the Jupiter of textbooks—the Juno probe reveals a smaller, flatter planet—and NASA prepares for changes
Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, isn’t exactly the size and shape scientists believed it was. New measurements...
It’s official—Argentine researchers identify new species at the bottom of the South Atlantic and surprise the international scientific community
A team of marine biologists from the Schmidt Ocean Institute carried out a scientific expedition in the South Atlantic Ocean,...