Contender, largest Atlantic white shark, moves south for winter as OCEARCH tracks broader migration
Tracking data show Contender heading toward warmer Florida waters, with other male whites on similar seasonal routes along the East Coast
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Ancient Egyptian Sun Temple Unearthed Near Cairo After 4,500 Years
Archaeologists uncover a large Fifth Dynasty temple at Abu Ghurab with a roof designed for astronomical observation, offering new insights into Ra worship and Nile-linked rituals.
Planetary defense drill intensifies as interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS nears Earth
ESA, NASA and international partners run a historic drill through January 2026 to sharpen detection and potential deflection of near-Earth objects as 3I/ATLAS makes its approach
Titan could harbor alien life in slushy tunnels, study finds
New analysis suggests Titan’s interior may be a mix of ice and meltwater, expanding possible habitats beyond a global ocean.
Aliens will be found by 2075, top scientist insists
Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock predicts a positive detection within 50 years
U.S. charges Chinese national with allegedly smuggling deadly bacteria into the country, FBI says
FBI asserts case highlights risks around importing biological materials and the J-1 visa program
Britain’s top space scientist says aliens will be found by 2075
Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock predicts a positive detection within 50 years, citing exoplanet findings and a mathematical case for life beyond Earth.
Extreme sleep adapts to perilous environments, from penguin colonies to aloft seabirds
New measurements show microsleeps, unihemispheric sleep and other high-risk strategies that let wild animals rest while navigating parenting, flight and deep-sea diving.
New Mexico desert 'blood pile' viral post debunked as red volcanic material
Geologists say a cinder cone near Santa Fe accounts for the reddish color, not a biblical omen; the online post spreading the claim has drawn millions of views but lacks evidence of danger.