Now and then, scientists find something that makes them scratch their heads. That's precisely what happened when researchers took another look at Maba 1, a partial skull that farmers stumbled upon back in 1958 while digging for bat fertilizer in a Chinese cave. The skull had been sitting in collections
At dawn on July 31, 2025, alarm sirens blared through Crescent City, jolting residents awake to an urgent tsunami warning. Within minutes, the city’s distinctive vulnerability as California’s notorious “tsunami magnet” became more than a reputation: forecasters tracked fast-approaching waves from a massive earthquake near
Both academics and the general public are still captivated by the timeless myth of Atlantis, and new underwater investigations have reignited curiosity about the possibility that this imaginary island was real. New findings suggest ancient underwater structures in the Atlantic Ocean that some scholars believe
There's nothing quite as mysterious as a shipwreck filled with gold coins and so much more to explore. Deep beneath the Caribbean Sea lies a legendary treasure that has captivated historians and adventurers for many years, the Spanish galleon San José, often called the “world’s
Many California drivers have been caught off guard by a new law generating millions in revenue for the government. San Diego alone has collected over $717,000 from daylighting violations in just five months of 2025, issuing 6,133 citations at $117 each. The enforcement targets vehicles parked
Over 8,000 small satellites now orbit Earth as part of SpaceX’s Starlink network – about two-thirds of all active satellites. This sprawling constellation has reshaped global communications and drawn intense military scrutiny. In Ukraine, Starlink enabled real-time drone operations and battlefield communications that gave defenders a
In a move that's drawing global attention, the U.S. has approved the deployment of 33,000 AI-powered strike drones to Ukraine. It's being described as "unprecedented", not just because of the number, but because of how these drones work. They're faster, smarter, and don't need a
During a severe drought in 1986, two brothers found something buried in Galilee mud: the remains of a boat from Jesus’s time. Experts confirmed its age through carbon dating. According to the Israel Antiquities Authority, it matched Gospel-era vessels: real boats, real people, real history.
There are many hidden secrets buried beneath sand, stone, and water across the earth. In a recent surprise, archaeologists are uncovering remnants of technological marvels from a similar era, dugout canoes crafted by Indigenous peoples as many as 4,500 years ago. Recent underwater discoveries have identified
Bronze Age cuirasses are among Europe's rarest archaeological finds, with only approximately 30 finds documented across the entire continent, according to European archaeological surveys. Czech metal detectorists working near Brno in 2023 initially found what appeared to be damaged bronze fragments among ritual deposits. At first,
