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Kissinger: The Diplomatic Giant Revealed by His Close Friends

2023-12-10

Archaeology

An aerial view of the French countryside near Équennes-Éramecourt, where Staff Sgt. Franklin Hall's plane was shot down during WWII. (Photo prompt taken with a Nikon D850)

WWII Gunner Identified Nearly 80 Years After Being Shot Down in France

2023-11-28

Archaeology

Billy the Kid portrait, taken with a vintage Leica M3 camera

On this Day in History: Birth of Western Outlaw Billy the Kid

2023-11-26

Archaeology

Causes and Symptoms of Malaria: A Thrilling Journey to Survival

Malaria, a disease known for its deadly nature, is spread through the treacherous bite of mosquitoes. With the power to swiftly take lives if left untreated, this debilitating illness remains a constant threat. In the United States, the numbers may seem modest, with just around 2,000 cases reported each year, but the danger looms closer than we think. According to the trusted Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), on a global scale, malaria claims the lives of a staggering 619,000 individuals each year. This grim statistic reverberates, echoing through our world. It is Africa that bears the brunt of this merciless predator, with a majority of deaths occurring within its borders...

Sumatran rhino

2023-11-28

Baby Sumatran rhino born in Asia brings hope for critically endangered species

A critically endangered Sumatran rhino was born in Indonesia’s western island of Sumatra on Saturday, the second Sumatran rhino born in the country this year and a welcome addition to a species that currently numbers fewer than 50 animals. A female named Delilah gave birth to a 55-pound male calf at a sanctuary for Sumatran rhinos in Way Kambas National Park in Lampung province, at the southern tip of Sumatra island...

A photo of Matthew Frattasio proudly holding the massive almaco jack he caught near Morehead City, North Carolina. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

angler

2023-11-30

Angler Sets First-Ever Fishing Record for Species Caught in North Carolina: 'Hooked a Beast'

A Massachusetts angler has made waves in the fishing world by setting a new record in the state of North Carolina. Matthew Frattasio, known for his fishing expertise, achieved this remarkable feat during his expedition aboard Riptide Charters under the guidance of Captain Terry Nugent...

humpback whale

2023-12-02

Calf of humpback whale 'Smiley' astounds Seattle residents with breathtaking display

In a mesmerizing spectacle, a humpback whale visiting the waters off Seattle left onlookers awe-struck on a sunny morning. The magnificent creature, playfully named 'Smiley,' delighted residents with a series of breathtaking breaches in the bay just beyond the city's downtown area. For three consecutive days, the young humpback had been making appearances in Elliott Bay, capturing the attention and curiosity of locals. But it was on this particular Thursday that the whale truly stole the show—showcasing its agile acrobatics by repeatedly launching its massive body out of the water for a remarkable 40 minutes. Not content with just breaches, 'Smiley' also treated the audience to captivating pectoral fin slaps and dives, further adding to the spectacle...

An image of a fluffy-tailed gray fox captured on a motion-activated camera. (Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV)

backyard camera heist

2023-12-10

Backyard Camera Heist in Arizona: A Fluffy-Tailed Intruder Caught in the Act

An Arizona woman was in for a surprise when she discovered that the culprit who stole her backyard cameras was not a human but a four-legged and fluffy-tailed thief. Esmeralda Egurrola, a resident of Tucson, noticed that her three motion-activated cameras were offline. Curious, she decided to check the most recent recordings through an app on her cellphone...

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prehistoric women

2023-11-28

New Study Reveals Prehistoric Women Were Hunters as Well as Gatherers

Newly published studies suggest that women in prehistoric times were not limited to domestic tasks as previously believed.

eye color

2023-12-10

The Astonishing Truth About the Origins of Eye Color

The eyes, often dubbed as the window to the soul, not only allow us to see the world but also hold the fascinating and mysterious origins of our distinctive eye colors.

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Dinosaurs

A stunning image of a distant planet, resembling Earth's prehistoric era, taken with a Nikon D850 camera.

Real-life 'Jurassic World' May Exist on Another Planet

2023-11-27

Dinosaurs

A stunning photo of the Tanis paleontology site in North Dakota, where scientists conducted research on the sediment layers. Taken with a Nikon D850.

Dinosaurs' Demise: Unveiling the Apocalyptic Dust Plume

2023-11-08

Dinosaurs

A wide-angle view of the race course, illustrating the tension and excitement as the participants adorned in inflatable T. rex costumes prepare for the thrilling 100-yard dash. An indistinguishable crown of 'dinosaurs' fills the frame, giving the impression of a truly prehistoric spectacle about to unfold. Capture the anticipation in their 'faces'. Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

Tyrannosaurus Rampage Turns Washington's Racecourse into a Prehistoric Battlefield

2023-08-24

Dinosaurs

Air & Space

Image prompt: Kim Jong Un visiting the Pyongyang General Control Centre of the National Aerospace Technology Administration, taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

North Korea

2023-11-27

North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Reveals US Target Regions, Including Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Base

North Korea is asserting that their newly launched military spy satellite has provided photo images of key South Korean and U.S. bases. Kim Jong Un visited the Pyongyang General Control Centre of the National Aerospace Technology Administration to stay updated on developments with the spy satellite...

A stunning photo of the moon captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, taken with a Canon EOS-1D X Mark II

NASA

2023-11-30

NASA's Ambitious Blueprint: Building Homes on the Moon by 2040

NASA's plan to create human settlements on the moon by 2040 has sparked fascination among scientists, engineers, and dreamers worldwide. This ambitious project marks a significant leap in humanity's quest to explore beyond our home planet, with the goal of establishing sustainable habitats on the moon...

Image: An artist's illustration of a red dwarf star with a planet, showcasing the size difference in comparison to Earth. (Taken with Nikon D850)

enormous planet

2023-12-02

Too massive for its star: Scientists discover enormous planet that changes what we know about red dwarfs

Our Milky Way galaxy's most common type of star is called a red dwarf - much smaller and less luminous than our sun. These stars - or so it was thought - simply are not big enough to host planets much larger than Earth. But the discovery of a planet at least 13 times Earth's mass orbiting very close to a red dwarf only 11% of the sun's mass has astronomers going back to the drawing board on planetary formation theory involving this prevalent type of star. The mass ratio of this planet with its star is more than 100 times greater than that of Earth and the sun...

An image of the Space Shuttle Challenger during liftoff, showcasing the anticipation and excitement of the STS-51-L mission. (Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV)

Space Shuttle Challenger disaster

2023-12-10

The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster: A Haunting Reminder of Humanity's Exploration of Space

The catastrophic loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger on Jan. 28, 1986, stands as a haunting reminder of the immense risks and complexities involved in humanity's exploration of space. This event, occurring merely 73 seconds after liftoff, not only claimed the lives of seven courageous astronauts but also ultimately advanced the safety and accountability of NASA...

Mercury

2023-12-10

Mercury's Potential for Life Revealed: Glaciers and Volatiles Hold the Key

Scientists have long considered Mercury, the planet closest to the sun, as one of the most inhospitable places in our solar system. With scorching daytime temperatures reaching 800 degrees Fahrenheit and bone-chilling nights at 290 degrees Fahrenheit, it seemed impossible for any form of life to exist there. However, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the potential for life on this harsh planet. The study, led by Alexis Rodriguez, a scientist at the Planetary Science Institute (PSI), has revealed the presence of salt glaciers on Mercury's surface. These glaciers, similar to those found on Earth but devoid of moisture, contain elements such as sulfur, chlorine, and potassium—key ingredients for creating conditions conducive to life...

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West Virginia

2023-12-02

West Virginia School District Makes Historic Switch to Solar Power

In a landmark agreement, an entire county school system in coal-producing West Virginia is making the transition to solar power, marking the biggest-ever demonstration of sun-powered renewable electricity in Appalachian public schools.

An image of a diverse group of individuals representing different cultures and backgrounds, symbolizing the global perspective on climate change. [taken with Canon EOS R6]

2023-12-10

UN's Bold Call for Americans to Reduce Meat Consumption and Transform Every Aspect of Life

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is set to release a policy recommendation urging Americans to limit their meat consumption in an effort to combat climate change.

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Archaeology

Kissinger: The Diplomatic Giant Revealed by His Close Friends

WWII Gunner Identified Nearly 80 Years After Being Shot Down in France

On this Day in History: Birth of Western Outlaw Billy the Kid

Wild Nature

Causes and Symptoms of Malaria: A Thrilling Journey to Survival

Baby Sumatran rhino born in Asia brings hope for critically endangered species

Angler Sets First-Ever Fishing Record for Species Caught in North Carolina: 'Hooked a Beast'

Calf of humpback whale 'Smiley' astounds Seattle residents with breathtaking display

Backyard Camera Heist in Arizona: A Fluffy-Tailed Intruder Caught in the Act

Science

New Study Reveals Prehistoric Women Were Hunters as Well as Gatherers

The Astonishing Truth About the Origins of Eye Color

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Dinosaurs

Real-life 'Jurassic World' May Exist on Another Planet

Dinosaurs' Demise: Unveiling the Apocalyptic Dust Plume

Tyrannosaurus Rampage Turns Washington's Racecourse into a Prehistoric Battlefield

Air & Space

North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Reveals US Target Regions, Including Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Base

NASA's Ambitious Blueprint: Building Homes on the Moon by 2040

Too massive for its star: Scientists discover enormous planet that changes what we know about red dwarfs

The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster: A Haunting Reminder of Humanity's Exploration of Space

Mercury's Potential for Life Revealed: Glaciers and Volatiles Hold the Key

Science

West Virginia School District Makes Historic Switch to Solar Power

UN's Bold Call for Americans to Reduce Meat Consumption and Transform Every Aspect of Life

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