Study Finds Drones Can Deliver Low-Cost Precision Farm Mapping
Researchers at Penn State have developed a drone-based mapping system capable of matching the performance of far more expensive agricultural surveying technologies, offering farmers...
Rare planetary system reveals new clues about how worlds migrate through space
Astronomers have uncovered fresh details about one of the galaxy’s most unusual planetary systems, where a massive hot Jupiter and a smaller mini-Neptune orbit...
Study Warns Honey Bees Could Accelerate Spread of Myrtle Rust in Australia
A new scientific study has revealed a potentially dangerous ecological relationship between the Western honey bee and myrtle rust, an invasive fungal pathogen threatening...
Volcano surprises scientists by removing methane from the atmosphere after eruption
Scientists studying the massive 2022 eruption of the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha’apai volcano have discovered that the volcano may have partially cleaned up its own...
Study Links Dante’s Inferno to Ancient Impact Theory
A new scientific study is reigniting interest in The Divine Comedy by proposing that Dante Alighieri may have imagined concepts similar to modern planetary...
New Research Suggests Dante’s Inferno Described an Asteroid Impact Centuries Ahead of Science
A new study presented by the European Geosciences Union suggests that Inferno may contain one of history’s earliest imagined descriptions of an asteroid impact,...
MIT study reveals the hidden atomic structure behind key electronic materials
For decades, a class of materials critical to modern electronics operated with a level of mystery at their core. Now, researchers from the Massachusetts...
Termites rose after mass extinctions to become key engineers of tropical ecosystems, study finds
Long before they became essential to tropical ecosystems, termites were just one group among many. New research led by the Okinawa Institute of Science...
Ancient Ice Age tools reveal early humans adapted through innovation
Archaeologists studying an ancient site in central China have uncovered new evidence suggesting early humans developed advanced stone-making techniques during one of the harshest...
Dinosaur Fossils Suggest Ancient Parenting Behaviors Similar to Modern Birds
New research is shedding light on how some dinosaurs may have cared for their young millions of years ago, revealing parenting behaviors surprisingly close...
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Hey ISIS, You Suck: Local Muslims Post Anti-ISIS Billboard
A new billboard on Manchester Road in Missouri reads, "HEY ISIS, YOU SUCK!!! From: #ActualMuslims."
A group of Muslim-Americans have put up a blunt billboard...
