Category: 9. Sci/Tech

More evidence has emerged to support the natural origin of comet 3I/Atlas. After several weeks of conspiracy theories, social media debates, and speculation on popular podcasts such as Joe Rogan’s, this interstellar object is still a comet. The…

Mr Waffles is a small dog with a big attitude. The Yorkshire terrier, who has more than a million followers on TikTok, is one of a growing number of dogs who communicate with their owners by pressing electronic buttons.

The paw-sized devices can…

Whether you prefer your spaghetti al dente or soothingly soft, it can be difficult to achieve…

In the history of gluteal enhancement, Mexico City stands out. It protrudes. It was here, in 1979, that a plastic surgeon, Mario González-Ulloa, first installed a pair of silicone implants designed specifically for the buttocks. The textbook…

“Don’t kill it, don’t squish it, don’t cut it up,” Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warned residents via NBC as a toxic flatworm spreads across North Texas.

While this invasive species has been in the US for years, the state’s fatally…

Unexpected biosignatures found in a startlingly blue volcanic goo beneath the Pacific Ocean may offer clues to life’s origins.

Exhumed from mud volcanoes near the Mariana Trench, at depths of almost 3,000 meters (9,833 feet), the bizarrely…

James Watson – the Nobel laureate co-credited with the discovery of DNA’s double-helix structure, but whose reputation was tainted by his repeated racist remarks – has died aged 97.

The eminent American biologist died Thursday in hospice…

Hundreds of years ago, someone took great pains to carve thousands of holes into a long ridge-top strip in the Andean foothills.

Just who built the structure known as Monte Sierpe, and why, has baffled the world since 1933, when the National…