Mars Astronauts to Witness Stunning Aurora Displays

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that will revolutionize our understanding of auroras on the Red Planet. NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover has successfully detected and observed stunning auroras across Mars’ surface, marking the first time this phenomenon has been witnessed from another planet. The observation was made possible by a rare alignment of solar activity, … Read more

Vietnam War Photo Credit in Question After Documentary Release

A historic photo from the Vietnam War, “The Terror of War,” taken by Nick Ut in 1972, is facing doubts over its ownership due to a documentary released earlier this year. The World Press Photo organization has suspended its attribution of the image to Ut after investigations found significant doubt about his role in capturing … Read more

Hackers Steal Customer Info from Coinbase; Demand $20 Million Ransom

Hackers have stolen sensitive information from cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, including names, dates of birth, and partial social security numbers, to conduct scams against customers. The attackers are demanding a $20 million ransom payment in bitcoin, but the company’s CEO says it will refuse to pay. Coinbase stated that some customer service agents living outside the … Read more

Nearly 100 Dead in Israeli Attack on North Gaza

A large-scale Israeli attack on north Gaza has killed nearly 100 people, including children, and injured many more. The Hamas-run civil defense and residents reported that at least nine homes and tents were bombed overnight, with dozens of calls received from people trapped. Witnesses described smoke bombs, artillery shelling, and tanks in Beit Lahia. Israel’s … Read more

Ancient ‘Sea Moth’ Uncovered with Bizarre Three-Eyed Feature

Scientists have discovered a three-eyed “sea moth” that lived over 500 million years ago, during the Cambrian Explosion. The Mosura fentoni, or “sea moth,” features a short head, small exoskeleton, and three prominent eyes, as well as appendages, large swimming flaps, and densely packed gills. The new species was discovered by paleontologists Joseph Moysiuk and … Read more

Ferrari Struggles at Home Grand Prix, Hamilton ‘Devastated’

Ferrari is facing “P-nowhere” after Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton qualified 11th and 12th for the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. The Italian team is disappointed with their performance at home, where they are expected to excel. Leclerc, who was only a second off pole, expressed his disappointment and frustration with the team’s performance. “We’re sorry for … Read more

How Plants Can Boost Mental Health

Plant ownership can have a significant impact on mental health, according to psychologist Dr. Susan Albers. Studies have shown that interacting with plants reduces cortisol levels, improves heart rate, and promotes feelings of calmness. House plants not only purify the air but also produce oxygen, which can improve brain function and focus. Caring for plants … Read more

Oil Industry Faces Uncertain Future Amid Trump’s Trade War

The US oil industry is bracing for a potential decline in production due to weakening demand and depressed prices. S&P Global Commodity Insights projects that US oil output will shrink to 13.3 million barrels per day in 2026, a 130,000-barrel decline from its 2025 forecast. This would be the second time in the past decade … Read more

Building Writing Skills Through Freelancing Opportunities

As a child, many would have dreamed of sharing their stories with the world. For those who love reading, this passion often translates into creative writing. However, becoming a published author can be challenging. Take Taylor McKay Hathorn, our calendar editor, for instance. She received multiple rejection emails before literary magazines started accepting her short … Read more