TECH & SCIENCE
Greenland Sharks Can Live Hundreds of Years on Barely Any Food
Researchers discovered these large, lethargic creatures only need to eat a few ounces of fish per day to survive.
How Cosmic Rays From Space Could Reveal the Secrets of the Pyramids
Using atmospheric muons, created when charged particles from space strike the upper atmosphere, researchers aim to probe deep within the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Internet Stunned After Mom Reveals Cost of Giving Birth in California
In a video viewed over 14 million times, a mom shared how much it costs for a one-night hospital stay after a 20-minute birth.
Distant Supernova Discovered by Homeless Amateur Astronomer
Prolific star hunter Filipp Romanov, 24, previously discovered 80 variable stars, planetary nebula, and binary stars, but SN 2022bsi is his first supernova.
NASA Says Astronaut Mark Vande Hei Won't Be Left in Space After Russian Video Sparks Fears
Speculation that Vande Hei could be left behind on the ISS appears to have been sparked by a spoof video released by Russia's space agency.
This Ancient Saber-toothed Creature Was the First Cat-like Predator in the U.S.
The bobcat-sized creature has been called an evolutionary experiment, being the first known mammal to consume only meat.
How Worrying Is Deltacron COVID Variant, Hybrid of Delta and Omicron?
After the mixture of the highly transmissible Omicron and Delta variants was reported last week, experts have told Newsweek why it is too early to be concerned.
Stomach Cancer Symptoms Explained as Mike Mora, Kelis' Husband, Dies
The 37-year-old photographer documented his journey with stage 4 stomach cancer in a series of social media posts last year.
What Does Potassium Iodide Do? Demand for Drug Spikes Amid Fears of Nuclear War
Fears Russia will attack nuclear plants or detonate a nuclear weapon amid the war in Ukraine are driving people in European countries to buy the thyroid gland drug.
Giant, 90ft Deep Craters Are Appearing on the Arctic Seafloor
Scientists say permafrost below Canada's Beaufort Sea is thawing as a result of glacier retreat from the last ice age.
Russia Damages Chernobyl Power Line Hours After Damage Repaired, Says Operator
Russian forces have once again damaged an electricity supply line to the nuclear site, a Ukraine power company has said, putting safety measures at risk.
Photos Show Tigers Abandoned in Train Carriage by Traveling Circus in New Forever Home
"These tigers have never felt grass or earth under their paws. It's the first time they can see the sky above them, not just metal bars and a roof," vet Amir Khalil said.
Dozens of Dogs Rescued From a Home in 'Possible Animal Cruelty Situation'
Officials in Texas seized 41 animals from the property and took them to a local animal shelter, which is over capacity and seeking adopters.
MapQuest, Chat Rooms, Encarta: Reddit Users Remember the 'Ancient' Internet
If you printed out directions or waited for your internet to connect through a phone line, you were not alone.
True-Scale Map Comparing Russia to Africa Blows People's Minds
A TikTok video showing Russia dwarfed by the continent of Africa shows how many world maps misrepresent the true scale of countries.
Enormous Blob Deep Beneath Africa Is Slowly Rising, Scientists Discover
The structure is one of two thermochemical piles in Earth's mantle that influence processes at the planet's core.
Artificial Sun Hits 180 million Degrees Fahrenheit in Race for Near-Limitless Clean Energy
A company has become the first private entity to hit the blistering temperature required for fusion on earth, many times hotter than the hearts of stars.
Stunning Image Shows Star Exploding in Powerful Death by Supernova
Images of the Cartwheel galaxy located around 500 million light-years from Earth show a massive star erupting in a supernova that will disperse heavy elements throughout the Universe.
Photos Show Incredible Northern Lights Sparked by Solar Storm
A cloud of charged gas from the sun hit Earth on Sunday, causing a spectacular light show for people in northern latitudes.
Russian Claim Ukraine Making Ethnic-Specific Bioweapons 'Science Fiction'
Russian officials have made claims that the United States is financing the development of chemical and biological weapons in Ukraine.
What Are the World's Biggest Spiders?
"Now, we have about 45,000 spider species that we know of, but it's likely there are closer to 90,000 species out there," said PhD candidate Anna Holmquist.
Deltacron COVID Variant, Mix of Delta and Omicron, Found in at Least Four Countries
World Health Organization COVID-19 lead Maria Van Kerkhove said research into the hybrid variant is ongoing.