Co-founder of Exodus Propulsion Technologies and seasoned NASA engineer Dr. Charles Buhler asserts that the propellantless propulsion drive of his company defies physical principles. According to the former NASA employee, the propulsion engine can produce sufficient thrust to defy Earth’s gravity without displacing mass.It’s a strong assertion, and it might wind up grouped with other … Read more
The composition of Neptune and Uranus. They were duped. As implied by their names, Neptune and Uranus are ice giants. Despite the fact that humans have only ever dispatched one spacecraft (Voyager 2) toward these distant worlds, scientists believe that ice—plenty of it—is present on these planets. According to some estimates, the water content of … Read more
Fool’s Gold Not Quite So Foolish After Environmental Discovery Fool’s gold, which was formerly thought to be nothing more than a cheap replica of its more valuable cousin, is now showing promise as a revolutionary tool in the fight for sustainable energy. Recent research from West Virginia University (WVU) has challenged preconceived notions about the … Read more
We are a napping nation. Young children in need of a power boost, dads “resting their eyes” in front of the TV, and commuters fitting in a brief 30-minute break on their way home from work. Sleeping it off is the one thing we’re going to do. In fact, one in five of us naps … Read more
Aliens are not little green men. They devour people in purple. The majority of the planet’s land masses are green, despite the fact that the Earth is sometimes referred to as “the Pale Blue Dot” because of its abundant oceans. Through a process called photosynthesis, plants employ chlorophyll—which reflects green light while absorbing red and … Read more
Every 36 million years, there is an explosion of life on Earth. Every 36 million years, in Earth the diversity of marine life explodes, and recent research indicates that the indirect cause is tectonic heating. A thorough examination of the fossil and geological record demonstrates that the sea level is constantly fluctuating due to a … Read more
The Megalodon was not at all like a massive great white shark. Based on recent research of fossil evidence, Megalodon, the ancient shark that is commonly portrayed as a super-sized great white shark, was actually a quite different species. Scientists studying sharks have found that the ferocious predator was longer, more slender, and hunted in … Read more
Did dinosaurs and humans coexist at the same time? What if dinosaurs and humans actually got along? Answering this question is not simple. The overwhelming weight of the evidence up until recently pointed to the absence of coexistence between humans and dinosaurs in the same location and at the same time. Some people contend that … Read more
You know it’s not quite time for dinner, but you’re starving. You can always rely on peanut butter at this crucial moment. Smoothed over bread, dipped in apple sauce, or consumed directly from the spoon (come on, you’re probably guilty of that), peanut butter is a satisfying and simple go-to snack.However, is peanut butter truly … Read more
Alarms Raised After Dead Fish Is Unexpectedly Found in California Lake Following the discovery of dead fish floating in a California drinking water reservoir, officials have begun testing the area. On Wednesday night, the Lake Elsinore & San Jacinto Watersheds Authority (LESJWA) declared that it has begun looking into the oxygen levels at Canyon Lake. … Read more
