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In 2025, a US startup used ‘underground lightning’ to crack rock and unlock hydrogen
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In 2025, a US startup used ‘underground lightning’ to crack rock and unlock hydrogen

Eden GeoPower is investigating an innovative hydrogen generation technique by employing electrical pulses to crack deep-seated rock formations. This groundbreaking approach paves the way for water to interact with minerals, leading to enhanced hydrogen production as observed in laboratory tests. Ongoing field trials aim to determine the commercial feasibility of this promising method.

Apollo 15’s Genesis Rock, found in 1971, revealed a piece of the Moon’s 4-billion-year-old crust

Apollo 15’s Genesis Rock, found in 1971, revealed a piece of the Moon’s 4-billion-year-old crust

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Apollo 15 astronauts discovered an unusually bright rock near Spur Crater on the Moon. This sample, known as the Genesis Rock, is an anorthosite and about four billion years old. Scientists believe it represents a piece of the Moon's primordial crust. Its mineral composition offers valuable clues about early lunar geological history. This ancient sample continues to aid understanding of the Mo...

Australian platypuses rescued during drought quickly rebuilt their home ranges after returning to the wild

Australian platypuses rescued during drought quickly rebuilt their home ranges after returning to the wild

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Following a five-month recovery from severe drought conditions, platypuses were reintroduced to their original habitats. In an eighteen-month study, researchers tracked their activities as they reintegrated into the wild. The animals displayed quick adaptation, rediscovering their typical movement patterns and preferred foraging spots, thereby emphasizing the importance of effective conservation e...

Why did Elon Musk get Ukraine’s Order of Freedom honour?

Why did Elon Musk get Ukraine’s Order of Freedom honour?

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Elon Musk has been awarded Ukraine's Order of Freedom for his exceptional contributions through Starlink. This prestigious recognition underscores his significant impact on safeguarding human rights and liberty. Following the invasion, Starlink emerged as a vital communication link for Ukraine. However, Musk's decisions have also stirred political tensions, as he limited Starlink's accessibility f...

MIT built AI system to map extreme events that have never happened before

MIT built AI system to map extreme events that have never happened before

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MIT engineers have developed an AI-based machine-learning method that can create realistic scenarios for extreme weather events that have never been recorded. The system can generate maps showing the possible size, intensity and duration of rare storms. Using weather statistics and spatial data, it can model events that are more extreme than those in the training data. Researchers say the method c...

A teaspoon of healthy soil holds more life than humans, yet most species remain unknown

A teaspoon of healthy soil holds more life than humans, yet most species remain unknown

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A single teaspoon of soil contains a vibrant ecosystem, housing more life than the entire human population. Yet, many undiscovered soil fungi continue to elude science, complicating our grasp of soil vitality. Activities such as deforestation and excessive tillage jeopardize this crucial underground network. The deterioration of soil health not only releases carbon but also accelerates global warm...

Perth homeowner thought agents were selling his home; later found out they were the buyers

Perth homeowner thought agents were selling his home; later found out they were the buyers

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A Perth homeowner says he was unaware that the real estate agents hired to sell his home also owned the company that bought it for $705,000. Chao “Jack” Wu later discovered the connection through corporate records and said he believed the property was undersold. A retrospective valuation put its value at $800,000, while the agents disputed the valuation and denied wrongdoing. Western Australia’s C...

Alix Earle’s family bought a $2.25M New Jersey mansion in 2013; now worth $4.1M, it stars on Netflix

Alix Earle’s family bought a $2.25M New Jersey mansion in 2013; now worth $4.1M, it stars on Netflix

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Alix Earle, the popular figure on social media, is about to unveil her new reality series on Netflix, prominently featuring her family's lavish mansion in New Jersey. This property, which her father purchased for $2.25 million back in 2013, has soared in value to an impressive $4.1 million. Audiences can anticipate an engaging exploration of family interactions set within the comfort of their home...

11,000-year-old sculpture of human seated on a leopard found at Karahantepe in Türkiye

11,000-year-old sculpture of human seated on a leopard found at Karahantepe in Türkiye

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Archaeologists discovered an 11,000-year-old sculpture in southeastern Turkiye. This unique artwork depicts a human figure seated upon a leopard's back. The 70-centimetre-high sculpture was found within a circular structure at Karahantepe. This discovery offers insights into early Neolithic artistic traditions and social practices. It adds to growing evidence of advanced capabilities in ancient se...

In 1962, NASA exploded 22,900 gallons of water 65 miles above Earth to study the atmosphere

In 1962, NASA exploded 22,900 gallons of water 65 miles above Earth to study the atmosphere

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NASA explored biological life-support systems for extended space travel decades ago. Researchers examined recycling resources and using living organisms to sustain astronauts. Plants and microorganisms could process waste and provide essential resources for missions. This early work laid the groundwork for future lunar and Martian settlements. Sustainable living beyond Earth remains a significant ...

Zebra mussel DNA found in Utah’s Colorado River for first time, raising alarm

Zebra mussel DNA found in Utah’s Colorado River for first time, raising alarm

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For the first time, Zebra mussel DNA has been found in Utah's Colorado River, raising alarms among wildlife officials. This finding follows a serious infestation documented near Loma, Colorado, in 2025. Concern is mounting over the potential harm this invasive species could cause to local ecosystems and infrastructure. Boaters are strongly encouraged to clean, drain, and dry their watercraft to av...