If you are experiencing technical difficulties with our system, such as a “Please try again” message or difficulty confirming you’re human, please report the issue by clicking on the “Report a problem” button. You will need to reference the ID number associated with your issue: d16db4fa-ec58-11ef-b84c-65449b3404ce. If you are unable to find the reporting option … Read more
A user is having trouble confirming they are a human on a website, with an error message saying “Please try again” instead of providing a way to confirm. The issue does not have an easily accessible report button or clear instructions on how to contact support, although a reference ID can be used for assistance. … Read more
Scientists have discovered new insights into Pluto and its fellow trans-Neptunian objects using the James Webb Space Telescope. These icy bodies contain frosted water, methane, and carbon dioxide, revealing complex interactions with solar radiation. The NIRSpec instrument has detected transformations in these molecules, uncovering exotic hydrocarbons in detail. Over 75 trans-Neptunian objects have been analyzed, … Read more
Chinese paleontologists have discovered a landmark fossil that could shed new light on the evolution of birds from dinosaurs. The short-tailed bird, named Baminornis zhenghensis, is believed to be the world’s oldest known bird fossil and dates back approximately 150 million years to the Jurassic period. The discovery pushes back the first appearance of short-tailed … Read more
Expecting a Social Security check this week? You’re on time if you’ve checked the February payment schedule. The Social Security Administration typically pays out monthly payments in the same week every month, but it’s determined by your birthdate. Beneficiaries who have received Social Security since May 1997 or receive both Social Security and Supplemental Security … Read more
A recent study published in Science has shed light on a puzzling phenomenon known as “dessert stomach,” where individuals experience an intense desire for sweet, high-sugar-containing foods even when they feel full after a meal. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research discovered that a specific type of neuron, pro-opiomelanocortin (POMC) neurons, plays … Read more
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned the artificial food dye Red 3, also known as erythrosine, from the nation’s food supply due to studies showing it causes cancer in lab rats. The ban is part of a broader effort to regulate synthetic colors widely used in foods. Nine artificial color additives, including … Read more
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, 52, have been detained in Iran on unspecified security charges while on a motorbike trip across the world. The couple’s family has expressed concern over their safety and wellbeing, urging their safe return. The Foremans were arrested in January but news of their detention emerged this week when … Read more
If you’re seeing this page and having trouble confirming you are a human, don’t worry. The issue is common and can be resolved quickly. To confirm, press and hold on the screen until it says “You are human.” If this doesn’t work, try closing the page and reopening it. Sometimes, this fixes the problem. If … Read more
A massive asteroid, known as YR4, has increased its threat level due to a recent calculation that reduced the likelihood of collision with our planet from one in ten to one in forty-three. The asteroid, approximately 40-100 meters wide, would cause destruction equivalent to that of a hundred nuclear bombs if it were to hit … Read more