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5d ago
Environment
How a Former Navy SEAL Became Involved in Controversial Development in Haiti
A former Navy SEAL with ties to Trumpworld figures and a nonprofit organization became involved in a controversial development project in Haiti. The project involved taking control of a paradisiacal island and building a resort that aimed to rival those in the neighboring Dominican Republic. However, the project faced opposition from the island's residents and was halted due to corruption and political instability in Haiti.
5d ago
Physics
Five New Isotopes Is Just the Beginning
Researchers at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams have discovered five never-before-seen rare isotopes, showcasing the facility's potential for future experiments.
5d ago
Space
Japan's H3 Rocket Successfully Reaches Orbit in Second Test
Japan's flagship H3 rocket reached orbit and released two small observation satellites in a key second test following a failed debut launch last year, buoying hope for the country in the global space race.
6d ago
Environment
Florida Keys coral reefs devastated by 2023 heat wave
A new survey reveals extensive damage to Florida Keys coral reefs caused by a severe marine heat wave in 2023.
6d ago
Physics
Physicists at MIT Capture Images of 'Second Sound' for the First Time
A team of physicists at MIT have successfully captured direct images of the phenomenon known as 'second sound'.
6d ago
Space
Intuitive Machines Stock Soars on Positive Update About Moon Mission
Shares of Intuitive Machines saw a significant jump after the company revealed that its moon lander mission is progressing well. The Texas-based lunar company launched its cargo mission IM-1 on a SpaceX rocket and is set to land on February 22. This news has garnered attention as there is currently a lot of focus on the moon and space exploration. Intuitive Machines' stock has experienced a surge of 75% since the mission launched, although it still trades below its debut price from a year ago.
6d ago
Animals
Person in Oregon Diagnosed with Bubonic Plague
A person in Deschutes County, Oregon, has been diagnosed with a case of bubonic plague, making them the state’s first confirmed case of this rare bacterial infection since 2015.
6d ago
Environment
Ill-judged Tree Planting in Africa Threatens Ecosystems, Scientists Warn
Research reveals area size of France is under threat by restoration projects taking place in unsuitable landscapes