The discovery could offer a glimpse into how extreme climate change could alter the planet. Scientists have uncovered evidence of a nearly 1,000-mile-long river system that flowed beneath Antarctica around 40 million years ago, Live Science reported. The team of geologists made the discovery during a 2017 expedition that set...

Scientists stunned after discovering massive river system in Antarctica: 'This is exciting'

A hydrothermal explosion rocked the Biscuit Basin area of Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday morning, sending tourists scrambling to safety as boiling water, rocks, and heaps of mud went flying into the air amidst a huge plume of steam. Park officials say that no injuries have been reported. But for...

Scientists Say Huge Hydrothermal Explosion at Yellowstone Not Sign of Impending Supervolcano Eruption

Researchers made a tantalizing discovery after they MacGyver-ed old data from a radar instrument on a satellite gathered 14 years ago from the Moon. When they used the mission data in a fresh new way, they found proof of a Moon cave hiding in plain sight. The cave is inside...

Scientists Just Found Evidence for Hidden Passageways Under the Moon’s Surface

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The baffling research raises serious questions about ocean pollution.

Cocaine Found In Sharks Leaves Scientists 'Dumbfounded'

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There were a number of celebrities who passed away within the past week, including two notable actresses: Shelley Duvall and Shannen Doherty. Shelley Duvall passed away on Thursday July 11th at her home in Blanco, Texas. The cause of death was complications from diabetes and news of her death was confirmed by her partner Dan Gilroy.

Two Beloved Hollywood Actresses Have Passed Away This Week

Editor's note: This article was originally published on May 25, 2022. It has since been updated. The vaquita, also known as the Phocoena sinus, is a small porpoise that is native to the northern area of the Gulf of California. This divine sea creature can grow to be approximately five feet long and, when fully grown, weighs around 120 pounds. The animal has been on the endangered list for several years now, but concerns about its survival are growing. There were 600 vaquitas in 1997. The population dwindled to 30 in 2017, and today, there are thought to be only about 10 left. Environmentalists believe fishermen’s use of gill nets is the reason behind the vaquita's increasing endangerment, Kingdoms TV reports.

This is the stunning vaquita, the rarest animal in the world. Only 10 of them exist.

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On a desolate stretch in Brazil, a driver came upon an “enormous” — and unidentified — animal likely struck dead by another vehicle. The baffling beast, with razor-sharp teeth and a thick mane of hair, was found lying in its own blood on the side of the road. Adding to the horror show, locals believe the roadkill could have been a chupacabra, a mythical creature from Latin-American lore that preys on livestock.

Reports of the blood-sucking beast continue to spread into modern times — even reaching the United States. In 2022, the Amarillo Zoo shared a scary image of a “large coyote on its hind legs” and in a separate incident in Texas, a woman wondered if a dog-like creature spotted in her backyard was a “chupacabra.” For top headlines, breaking news and more, visit nypost.com.

Mystery beast found dead sparks ‘chupacabra’ theories

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The Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 remains one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history.Some 230,000 people died as the result of the cataclysm, which was sparked when a massive undersea earthquake off the western coast of Sumatra unleashed a series of devastating waves.These crashed over coastal areas across the region, hitting countries including Indonesia, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.And yet, moments before an unimaginable tragedy was about to strike, a startling discovery was made.As the water receded from a beach in Mahabalipuram, India, readying itself to return as a raging tsunami, a group of fishermen found themselves...

Devastating tsunami reveals drowned lost city in India

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Elon Musk is denying reports that he plans to donate $45 million per month to support Trump’s candidacy, in more terrible news for the former president.The Wall Street Journal had previously reported that Musk planned to make the staggering contributions to the pro-Trump political action committee America PAC. In an interview with right-wing influencer Jordan Peterson broadcast on X Tuesday, Musk told Peterson that the report “is simply not true. I’m not donating $45 million a month to Trump.“Now, what I have done is I have created [the America PAC],” he continued. Earlier this month, The New York Times reported...

Elon Musk Suddenly Pulls the Rug Out From Under Donald Trump

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Pan Xiaoting, 24, died on July 14 after taking part in a 10-hour Mukbang livestream in which hosts binge-eat large quantities of food while interacting with their viewers

Extreme eater, 24, dies during 10-hour food binge livestream that left her stomach 'deformed'

Kris Jenner is the head of the Kardashian-Jenner clan and while she's built up an impressive family empire, not all of her daughters want to be exactly like her

Kourtney Kardashian, 45, devastated as she's confused for mom Kris Jenner, 68

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	Kate Hudson said she and Matthew McConaughey are both open to starring in a sequel to the 2003 rom-com “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.”Matthew McConaughey Stopped Acting for Two Years and Thought About Becoming a Teacher or Wildlife Guide Due to Rom-Com Fame: 'It Was Scary'




	During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live” on Wednesday, Hudson revealed that she and McConaughey have spoken about returning to the love-torn streets of Manhattan for an encore, saying, “I think they [studios] are always thinking about that.”




	Hudson stressed that she’d only consider taking on the role if there was a...

Kate Hudson Says She and Matthew McConaughey Are ‘Both Totally Open’ to a ‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ Sequel: ‘All That Matters Would Be the Script’

A recent study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry has uncovered that a single dose of a common antidepressant, specifically a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, can change how the brain processes internal bodily sensations. This effect is particularly evident when individuals are anxious, revealing a nuanced interaction between serotonin, interoception (the sensing of internal bodily states), and anxiety.

Antidepressants affect how the brain processes internal sensations, study finds

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

Scientists looking to find out if there is life on Venus have found signs of two gases in clouds over it which could mean there is or has been.At a national astronomy meeting in Hull in the UK on July 17, findings were presented for a gas called phosphine; its presence on the planet has previously been contested, reports The Guardian.Phosphine is a colourless, flammable and explosive gas at room temperature that smells like garlic or decaying fish.A different team found a tentative detection of ammonia which, on Planet Earth, is usually produced by biological activity and industrial processes -...

Scientists discover key indicator of life on the surface of Venus

One of the challenges engineers face when developing technologies for use in space is that of different gravities. Mostly, engineers only have access to test beds that reflect either Earth's normal gravity or, if they're fortunate, the microgravity of the ISS. Designing and testing systems for the reduced, but not negligible, gravity on the moon and Mars is much more difficult. But for some systems, it is essential.

Producing oxygen from rock is harder in lower gravity, modeling study shows

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In Arizona, cases of valley fever — a disease spread by a fungus that lives in the dirt — have more than doubled in the past year, Arizona's 12News reported. The spike in cases may be related to conditions brought about by the ongoing overheating of our planet, officials said.

Mom raises critical warning to parents after son contracts serious disease spreading across state: 'It ravaged his body'

The newly discovered planet, identified by volunteer planet hunters and confirmed by scientists at the Flatiron Institute and their colleagues, has an exceptionally long orbit. This discovery provides valuable insights into planetary formation and stability within multi-star systems. Astronomers and citizen scientists have identified a planet within the habitable zone...

New Habitable Zone Planet Found in Unusual Star System

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Supplies of dissolved oxygen in bodies of water across the globe are dwindling rapidly, and scientists say it's one of the greatest risks to Earth's life support system. Just as atmospheric oxygen is vital for animals like ourselves, dissolved oxygen (DO) in water is essential for healthy aquatic ecosystems, whether freshwater or marine. With billions of people relying on marine and freshwater habitats for food and income, it's concerning these ecosystems' oxygen has been substantially and rapidly declining.

Earth's Water Is Rapidly Losing Oxygen, And The Danger Is Huge

"Few countries experience the far-reaching and diverse effects of climate change as intensely." Scientists are warning that more than 1 million people in Bangladesh could be displaced within a generation, as the South Asian nation is experiencing rising sea levels at higher rates. What's happening?. As detailed by Phys.org, a...

Scientists sound alarm as encroaching coastal threat puts millions at risk: 'It brings only loss for us'

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Scientists Say They've Detected a Strange Source of Electricity at the Bottom of the Ocean

Sunlight-photosynthesizing organisms like plants and algae have long been believed to be the Earth's original producers of oxygen. But now, researchers have found evidence of a...

Scientists Say They've Detected a Strange Source of Electricity at the Bottom of the Ocean

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