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Is it a plane or a boat? Miami’s Sea Cheetah reveals a hydrogen-electric vessel with 135-knot speeds, 3x more payload than rivals, and 10x better efficiency—changing how we think about clean transport

Hyperloop technology faces high hopes and hurdles, from sky-high costs to safety issues, but could it redefine transportation or stay a pipe dream? The latest innovations hold promise but spark heated

A Colorado wetland at 11,500 feet reveals wild boreal toads naturally breeding after over 20,000 tadpoles were reintroduced, marking the first self-sustaining population in decades.

The creator behind TikTok's weight loss sensation claims gut health hacks and fasting helped shed 60 pounds in 4 months. But are these methods safe? Experts weigh in on the risks and

California enforces a groundbreaking statewide ban on damaging Joshua trees, prioritizing the conservation of 70% of habitats by 2033 amid rising climate threats and development pressures. What’s next

A shark species swam over 2,400 miles inland—defying nature with unique adaptations. But why is this bold predator venturing into freshwater, and how far can it truly go? The answer might shock

Lost in the BC wilderness for 7 weeks, a 20-year-old hiker's fight for survival involved makeshift gear and extraordinary resilience. What kept him alive in such brutal conditions?

The OceanX floating wind platform powers 30,000 homes with a 54 million kWh capacity, leveraging typhoon-resistant technology and dual turbines to revolutionize deep-sea wind energy generation.

Cyclone Fengal lashes Puducherry and Tamil Nadu with record-breaking rainfall, flooding streets, and disrupting life. Chennai Airport shuts down for hours, and rescue teams battle high tides to save r

As wars rage globally, millions face human rights violations. Learn how World Human Rights Day 2024 highlights displaced families, failures in protecting civilians, and the impact on vulnerable commun