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HasanAbi says he may file a restraining order against Destiny after latest livestream comments

In a troubling turn of events, HasanAbi is weighing the option of filing a restraining order against fellow creator Destiny due to what he describes as continuous harassment stemming from Destiny's supporters. He has accused this community of orchestrated harassment and doxxing attempts. HasanAbi insists that this issue is not just about him but is essential for the protection of others.

Indian-origin scientist Satchin Panda resigns from California's Salk institute amid sexual misconduct probe

Frankford Avenue Bridge: The oldest bridge in the US still carrying traffic was built in 1697 and has survived more than 320 years of history

Philadelphia's Frankford Avenue Bridge, built in 1697, remains in continuous use. This stone arch structure is the oldest surviving roadway bridge still carrying vehicles. It served as a vital link for colonial travel and witnessed revolutionary events. The bridge has been widened and modified over centuries to accommodate modern transport. Designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark...

A Quebecer noticed a strange circular pit on Google Maps; scientists confirm it's a crater

An amateur astronomer found a circular depression on a map. Scientists investigated and confirmed it as a meteorite impact crater. This ancient crater is approximately 390 million years old. The discovery adds Uhackatik to Canada's list of impact structures. Modern tools enable everyday people to contribute to scientific understanding.

Scientists find sudden ‘switch-off’ in Sun’s cycle

Scientists have developed a new method to predict solar cycle strength. This approach identifies a precise point where extreme space weather abruptly ceases. Researchers can now forecast the next solar cycle's activity up to seven years in advance. Early predictions suggest Solar Cycle 26 may be moderate in strength. Further refinement of these forecasts will occur in approximately two years.

Quote of the day by Nico Williams: "I run very fast, but I can't run as fast as my mother. Because she once escaped death and…" - an emotional tribute to his mother, the extraordinary journey behind his success and the sacrifices that shaped a football star

Spanish footballer Nico Williams honored his mother after Euro 2024 victory. He gave his medal to her, recognizing her difficult journey. His mother escaped death and crossed the Sahara Desert from Ghana to Spain. This arduous migration paved the way for his and his brother's careers. Williams highlighted his mother's sacrifice as more deserving than his own athletic achievement.

Spain and Portugal have been hiding a second rabbit species for nearly 2 million years

In 1928, a German architect planned to block the Strait of Gibraltar, drain the Mediterranean and create a new continent called Atlantropa

FIFA World Cup 2026 Final: IShowSpeed hypes BTS halftime show; backstage photo lights up X

Popular streamer IShowSpeed enjoyed one of the biggest moments of the FIFA World Cup final after watching BTS perform during the halftime show. The viral streamer later met the K-pop group backstage. The internet personality became a trending topic as videos of his hilarious reaction spread across social media during the championship match between Spain and Argentina.

TheMightyBA's Streamer University 2026 controversy explained as Ludwig speaks about his future

The controversy at Streamer University 2026 surrounding TheMightyBA intensified when footage surfaced of him patting MeesterKeem's head, triggering a storm of criticism. Ludwig stood by TheMightyBA, suggesting that redemption is possible, drawing parallels to IShowSpeed’s remarkable evolution. With persistent effort and time, creators can address their past errors and forge a path to redemption.

In 2020, a couple bought an abandoned 1830s house at auction and found a snake-filled property; 5 years later, they revealed how they turned it into a family home

Why activists threw balloons full of acidic mixture on Microsoft's upcoming data centre in Amsterdam

AI data center construction is igniting a storm of environmental and social dilemmas. Community activists are protesting against these facilities, highlighting their substantial energy and water usage. Tensions have risen in Amsterdam, with protests turning into acts of vandalism. Residents living nearby complain of noise issues and land seizures. Tech firms find themselves facing mounting backlas...

More than 2,200 years ago, an ancient Greek scholar calculated the Earth's circumference with a stick and the Sun

Japan's forest bathing idea in 1982: 40 years of research found a more complicated picture

Two North Dakota men discover they were switched at birth, raised by each other's families for nearly four decades before a Christmas gift changed everything

Quote of the day by Dwayne Johnson: "The men I idolized built their bodies and became somebody, like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and I thought…" - a powerful lesson on ambition, role models and how small decisions can shape an entire life

Dwayne Johnson highlights how significant life changes often begin subtly. He started working out after admiring Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. This initial step felt ordinary then but proved defining later. Many important decisions lack immediate clarity and reveal their impact over time. Recognizing these turning points usually happens in hindsight after life unfolds.

Debris of asteroid shattered 800 million yrs ago may have bombarded Earth for 150 million yrs

A new study suggests that a giant asteroid breakup in the main asteroid belt about 800 million years ago may have triggered a long period of impacts across Earth, the Moon and Mars. Researchers linked the event to the Eulalia asteroid family and say it could explain ancient lunar craters. While the impacts coincided with major climate and biological changes on Earth, the study does not prove they ...

Big Bear Eagles need $10 million to protect their habitat before July 31

Thousands of people around the world are watching bald eagles Jackie and Shadow raise their two eaglets through a live nest camera in California's Big Bear Valley. As the chicks continue to grow, conservationists are also racing to raise $10 million to protect the surrounding habitat from development, highlighting the importance of preserving the forests and open spaces the eagles need to survive.

Six tiny fossil jaws found in Australia have pushed the origin of its carnivorous marsupials back by 5 million years

A significant fossil discovery in Queensland has revealed Australia's oldest carnivorous marsupial. These ancient predators, dating back twenty-three million years, inhabited lush rainforests. The tiny fossil jaws belong to a newly identified species named Miyumba chrisdickmani. This finding fills a major gap in the continent's evolutionary history. It suggests dasyurids originated in wet habi...

How Amazon soy pact collapse could affect Brazil

A voluntary soy deforestation pact has collapsed after nearly two decades of success. This collapse is predicted to cause significant future deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. Researchers estimate over one million hectares of forest loss by 2036. This deforestation will release substantial carbon emissions equivalent to Canada's annual output. Aggressive enforcement and stronger import demand...

Meet Wally Funk: She passed NASA's astronaut tests but waited 60 years to reach space

Chinese woman declared dead and nearly cremated in 1995 was saved by a funeral home worker's last-second discovery; today, she is an award-winning artist

An exoplanet found 48 light-years away has given scientists hope for life, here's why

Humanoid robot 'Sally' to teach AI to 11th and 12th grade students in New York school in a first-ever experiment in US

Sally, a humanoid robot teacher, is set to debut at a New York high school, providing personalized educational experiences in specialized classes. Designed to be relatable with her realistic appearance and western New York accent, Sally will support both students and teachers with curriculum-aligned learning and translations. Additionally, the school has taken steps to reassure parents and the loc...

Scientists reveal whether 400,000-year-old rock fragments be the oldest known evidence of human fire-making