Category: Science
NASA Unveils Spooky Sound from Black Hole 250 Million Light-Years Away
NASA has shared a spooky audio recording that captures the sound of a supermassive black hole — well, sort of. The audio, created from data collected back in 2003, is linked to the Perseus galaxy cluster, which is about 250 million light-years away. This gives us a unique peek into the soundscape of outer space.
Miners Find a Strange Smoking Metal Mass in Western Australia; Experts Think It’s Space Junk
A strange, smoking metal piece discovered in Western Australia’s Pilbara region raised eyebrows, as experts believe it could be space debris—though its true origins might be more down to earth. Mine workers flagged the sighting, leading to an ongoing investigation.
New Concerns Uncovered by Scientists in Zika Virus Research
Researchers highlight alarming findings related to Zika virus’s impact on insulin functioning, suggesting a rise in diabetes risk.
New Breakthrough Shot Show Promise Against Multiple Cancers in Mice
There’s a buzz among doctors over a groundbreaking shot that has proven effective in preventing several types of cancer in mice. This exciting news, talked about on October 16, 2025, may pave the way for revolutionary strides in cancer prevention and opens doors for future human applications.
Concerns Rise as ‘Extinct’ Taftan Volcano Shows Signs of Life After 700,000 Years
Researchers are worried that the Taftan volcano, long thought to be extinct, may be on the brink of an eruption due to rising gas pressure, with its summit having risen by 3.5 inches in just a year.
Hidden Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria Discovered Under Arctic Ice
Recent research shows that nitrogen-fixing bacteria are most active around the edges of melting ice sheets, shifting our understanding of life under threat from climate change.
SpaceX Unveiling Starship V3 After Successful Starship V2 Launch
Starship V2 has officially wrapped up its missions, standing 403 feet high and unleashing a staggering force of 16.7 million pounds at lift-off.
The Franklin Bumble Bee: Facing Extinction Long Before Humans Made an Impact
Recent research reveals that a rare North American bumble bee may have started its journey toward extinction well before modern human interventions, indicating that its genetic fragility made it highly vulnerable to environmental challenges throughout history.
Vaccination Against Stomach Ulcers and Cancer: A Promising Discovery
Scientists from the Philippines have made a groundbreaking breakthrough in the quest for a vaccine that could combat stomach ulcers and cancer. However, there remains a significant amount of research to be done before we can expect a viable treatment.
Upcoming Atmospheric River: What States Should Brace for Heavy Weather
A powerful atmospheric river is set to affect the Pacific Northwest this week, leading to strong winds, high waves, and significant rainfall.
