Beneath the Surface of CLNP: An Adventure into the Depths of Crater Lake
Crater Lake National Park is located in southern Oregon, USA. The main attraction is blue crater lake, formed from a collapsed volcano.
Saif Uddin
From Zinc-Air to Titanium-Air: A Breakthrough in Battery Efficiency
A titanium-air battery has been tested by researchers for the first time and could store up to three times more energy than standard battery.
Residents Allowed Back After Derailed Ethanol Carrying Freight Train Fire Forces Evacuation Of Small Minnesota Town Home
A freight train transporting ethanol and corn syrup derailed in Raymond, Minnesota which unfortunately caused several cars to explode into flames.
Rahul Somvanshi
The Story of an All-Electric Hydrofoil Known as the Wakinyan from Native American Myth
A mega vessel concept named Wakinyan, inspired by Native American mythology, has been designed by Aras Kazar.
Sukriti Bagchi
After 50 years in Captivity, Will Lolita the Orca Return to the Wild?
Lolita, the orca was captured 50 years ago and held at the Miami Seaquarium for entertainment purposes, may soon be returned to her home waters.
The Resurrection of Tulare Lake: How California’s Record Snowpack is Bringing Back a Lost Treasure
Tulare Lake was once the largest body of freshwater west of the Mississippi River and covered over 1,200 square miles.
Tiktok Activism Leads To The Removal Of Indigenous Skull From North Carolina Auction
Advocates for Native American heritage halted the sale of a 600-year-old Indigenous skull in North Carolina.
Missing Arkansas Man Found Alive Walking on Texas Beach After Nearly 1.5 Years
Harley McCourt had been missing since October 2021 and was finally found alive walking on a beach in Texas.
Last Chance: Sell Your Multi-Million Dollar LA Home Before April 1st or Face Huge Tax Bill
Los Angeles homeowners are in a race against time to sell their multi-million dollar homes before the city's "mansion tax" is imposed on April 1.
Elon Musk vs Bill Gates: The Clash of Titans Over Philanthropy and Climate Change
Bill Gates is facing sharp criticism from an infrastructure advocacy group for his persistent use of private jets despite his vocal claims for climate change mitigation efforts.