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Amidst the crashing waves on La Palma's Nogales Beach, scientists discovered a 21-pound chunk of ambergris, valued at nearly £400,000, within a beached 43-foot, 20-ton sperm whale.

Aspartame, a popular sweet substitute is under the radar of the World Health Organization due to its potential to be a possible carcinogen.

Volkswagen has recently announced the commencement of its inaugural local self-driving program in Austin, Texas, marking a significant stride in its efforts to gain momentum in the self-driving car ma

Nature study warns of imminent collapse of Earth's ecosystems, with 20% of tipping points possibly reached by 2038.

The Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park, located in central Georgia, holds thousands of years of cultural heritage and is on the verge of becoming the state's first fully-fledged national park.

Norway's oil and gas sector is abuzz with excitement as Norwegian operators DNO ASA and Wellesley Petroleum announce a monumental gas and condensate discovery in the Carmen prospect, located in the No

Our pursuit of clean and renewable energy has led to an interesting intersection of solar power and micromobility, giving birth to innovations like the S80 Solar Scooter.

It is essential to know about the lethal properties, risks, and the precautions necessary to avoid the hazards of "Tree of Death," also known as the Manchineel tree.

The Cosmic Evolution Early Release Science (CEERS) Survey, conducted by the James Webb Telescope, has revealed the most distant active supermassive black hole known to date, along with two additional

In an effort to revolutionize the future of aviation, Airbus, the European aerospace giant, has successfully bench-tested a 1.2MW hydrogen fuel cell, achieving a crucial milestone in their ambitious Z