Energy companies are exploring geologic hydrogen in nearly 30 countries after new discoveries challenged scientific assumptions, though the size and commercial viability of underground deposits remain uncertain.
Bernadette B. Tixon
Sep 15, 2026
An AI analysis of more than 400,000 Reddit posts identified recurring reports of menstrual changes, temperature symptoms and fatigue among GLP-1 drug users, but researchers said the findings do not prove causation.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Sep 14, 2026
A new preprint proposes examining a cubic metre of lunar regolith for microscopic debris from extraterrestrial technology, using AI-assisted imaging and follow-up chemical and structural tests
Francis Miñoza
Sep 14, 2026
A 10-year-old researcher's butterfly experiment suggests learned responses may survive metamorphosis and appear in offspring and grandchildren.
Athena Freya
Sep 14, 2026
Former Green Beret Paul Bock says he helped organise a private Tennessee meeting to warn Christian pastors about an alleged UFO-linked belief system, though his claims remain unverified
Francis Miñoza
Sep 13, 2026
Astronomers identified 84 hypersoft X-ray sources in six galaxies by reanalysing NASA's Chandra archive, revealing an unusual emission pattern that may illuminate supernovae and galactic ionisation
Robert Gorgonio
Sep 11, 2026
Developers are using a fruit fly's neural connectome to simulate its brain activity in games like Minecraft and Beat Saber, showcasing the potential of neuroscience data in virtual experiments.
Terence Repelente
Sep 10, 2026
A new study suggests the Moon could have formed in just five hours after a giant impact, challenging traditional models and sparking online comparisons with biblical accounts
Robert Gorgonio
Sep 10, 2026
A new study suggests that advanced extraterrestrial computing systems could emit detectable waste-heat signatures, known as Slysh halos, around stars, potentially visible in the far-infrared spectrum.
Mathew Erpansizo
Sep 10, 2026
An AI-designed drug, rentosertib, reduced biological age markers by up to six years in a small study, offering potential insights into treatments for ageing.
Terence Repelente
Sep 09, 2026
The article explores advancements in elastomeric materials, focusing on their application in industrial sectors. It highlights innovations in formulation, manufacturing processes, and sustainable practices to enhance performance and durability.
Claire Ashworth
Sep 09, 2026
OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents cracked a $1 million Navier-Stokes problem in 88 hours, but rival mathematicians accuse it of racing on their unpublished work and question data safety.
Jim Manzon
Sep 09, 2026
The Rentosertib analysis found a stronger biological-age signal at 30 mg twice daily, while Phase 3 is testing lung function instead
Dani Oh
Sep 08, 2026
A UFO researcher claims to have identified geometric patterns in seabed mapping data near the Bermuda Triangle, suggesting they could be remnants of an ancient settlement, though no scientific evidence supports this yet.
Francis Miñoza
Sep 08, 2026
A viral video of a humanoid robot seemingly performing kung-fu moves on a customer in Russia has sparked debates about AI safety and whether the incident was staged.
Anton Arandia
Sep 08, 2026
Venkateshh Miryalkar's Maas Robot 1 offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional agricultural robotics, aiming to democratise farm automation for independent growers with a prototype built for under $4,000.
Abigail Morales
Sep 08, 2026
The northern lights may be visible in 11 US states due to solar activity, with NOAA predicting minor geomagnetic storms. Viewing depends on clear skies and solar wind conditions.
Aiza Moraña
Sep 07, 2026
Dr Diana Pasulka argues that UFO disclosure might not disturb the public but could inspire existential reflection, challenging assumptions about reality and prompting spiritual exploration
Francis Miñoza
Sep 07, 2026