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Hell Chicken: The First Fruit-Eating Dinosaur Found in North America
Discovered in North Dakota's Hell Creek Formation, Infernogallus jamesi is a feathered, parrot-beaked oviraptorosaur that has just earned a stunning distinction: it's the first dinosaur ever confirmed to be a dedicated fruit-eater.Solar Is Now Cheaper Than Coal — So Why Is Your Power Bill Still Rising?
Renewables have decisively won the cost competition over fossil fuels, with solar prices down 90% since 2010 — but grid infrastructure debt and gas-price volatility explain why household electricity bills keep rising anyway.Stolen Sinclair Dinosaur Found Bagged — and Brontosaurus Is Real Again
California deputies recovered a stolen Sinclair gas station dinosaur found in a Stockton yard with a bag over its head — a bizarre crime that opens into the century-long scientific debate over whether the Brontosaurus ever existed at all.Dinosaur Blood Found in 115-Million-Year-Old Bone Baffles Scientists
Researchers have identified what they believe are chemically confirmed traces of red blood cells inside a 115-million-year-old Aratasaurus bone from Brazil — potentially the strongest evidence yet of preserved dinosaur soft tissue, and a finding that challenges the fundamental limits of fossil science.Living on the Moon Would Wreck the Human Body — NASA Needs Volunteers
NASA has opened applications for astronauts who would live and work on the Moon — and the physical toll of lunar radiation, low gravity, and reactive dust makes it the most demanding job in human history.Thunderbirds at Kennedy Space Center: Same Physics as a Rocket Launch
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds headline the MAX POWER airshow at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in November 2026 — and the jet-engine physics powering their F-16s turn out to be surprisingly close to those of a rocket lifting off from the same complex.Load More