Humans Exhibit Consistent Anticlockwise Walking Preference, Study Finds
Researchers observe a widespread tendency for people to turn left, with the underlying cause remaining elusive.
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Couple Guides Birds on 1,600-Mile Migration to Spain by Paraglider
Conservationists use ultralight aircraft and imprinting to re-establish migratory routes for endangered Northern Bald Ibis.
Whistleblower Cites 1971 Australian Report Alleging CIA UFO Cover-up
An Air Force veteran points to a declassified document suggesting decades-long government efforts to investigate and conceal information about unidentified aerial phenomena.
Deep-Sea Whale Graveyard Reveals Thriving Ecosystems
Scientists have discovered a vast and ancient whale graveyard teeming with diverse marine life up to 23,000 feet below the Indian Ocean's surface.
Two Pivotal Scientific Advances Raise Profound Questions About Humanity's Future
Breakthroughs in gene editing and artificial intelligence, reported within days of each other, present both unprecedented potential and significant ethical challenges.
Great White Shark Filmed Underwater in Mediterranean for First Time
The encounter, captured by divers removing ghost nets, offers valuable insights into the critically endangered species' habits and distribution.
NASA's $1 Billion Plan to Deorbit the International Space Station by 2030
After over two decades of operation, the ISS is slated for a controlled crash into the Pacific Ocean, with SpaceX contracted for the deorbit maneuver.
Scientists Unveil First-Contact Protocol for Alien Signal Discovery
A new eight-point plan outlines steps for handling and verifying potential messages from extraterrestrial civilizations.
Scientists Uncover Reasons Behind Mysterious Hum Heard by Millions
Research suggests the unexplained low-frequency sound is often linked to enhanced hearing or a form of tinnitus.