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Ancient Oceans Had Multiple Giant Predators at Once — Defying Evolution
Classical evolutionary theory insisted ecosystems support only one apex predator at a time. Fossil records from ancient oceans — including megalodon's era — tell a far more complicated story.
NASA Astronaut Applications Open: 18,300 Competed for 12 Spots Last Time
NASA has opened its astronaut application window through December 3 — but with acceptance rates below 0.1%, the real question isn't the requirements, it's what selection history reveals about who actually makes the cut.
NASA Astronaut Applications Open: 10 Seats, 8,000 Rivals, Artemis Stakes
NASA has opened applications for its 25th astronaut class, with a December 3, 2026 deadline and roughly 0.1% selection odds. The new class will train specifically for Artemis lunar missions — and selection history reveals the credentials most applicants overlook.
NASA Picked 10 From 8,000: What It Takes to Become an Astronaut
NASA's 2025 astronaut class accepted just 10 of more than 8,000 applicants — a 0.1% rate. Here's what the agency's own selection data reveals about who makes it and why.
NASA’s PROMISE Rover Will Drive Into Permanent Lunar Darkness in 2028
NASA has revealed PROMISE, a nuclear-powered lunar rover launching in 2028 to explore the permanently shadowed craters of the Moon's south pole and directly confirm whether exploitable water ice exists there.
NASA Funds Moon Base With Real Contracts for Transport, Tech, and Science
NASA has awarded Moon Base contracts to Blue Origin, Impulse Space, and Arrow Science and Technology, shifting permanent lunar settlement from concept art to a functioning logistics and science infrastructure.Load More
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