Carlos Albero Rojas
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Webb’s stunning new image of a “lion face” carved into space reveals what the dying star at its heart quietly left behind
A homeowner dug a gray slab out of his barn foundation and it lay unread for 18 years, and the X-rays later turned on it found a spearhead mold cut from rock no Czech hillside has ever produced
A Florida nuclear plant logged 19,987 sea-turtle capture events over 47 years after its cooling pipes kept pulling turtles into a canal, and the accidental dataset revealed nomads, residents, and seasonal visitors hiding among animals that all looked roughly the same size
A semitrailer carrying 408 honeybee hives tipped over on a narrow corner in a rural Texas neighborhood, and a beekeeper on the scene expects only about a quarter of those colonies to survive
A deep-sea shark swam past a livestream camera near a remote U.S. island in 2019, sat unnoticed in the archive for six years, and was finally recognized as the first published footage of a healthy goblin shark in its natural habitat
Retired turbine engine housings spent 20 years bolted to the top of a tower keeping out salt and frost, and the tiny house built inside one of them passes Dutch building code for permanent habitation
Wildfire clouds in Utah that punch into space like volcanoes are finally being chased by scientists brave enough to fly through them
A graduate student ran nearly 7,000 reservoirs through one model instead of the single famous dam above Yichang, and found the water behind all of them has walked the north pole 44 inches
Maine is fishing with rod and reel inside its future floating-wind research area, tagging highly migratory fish so their movements are recorded before the first turbine arrives
Solar panels bolted over 2 working irrigation canals in California’s Central Valley cut evaporation beneath them by as much as 70 percent, and the aquatic weed that fouls those channels dropped by about 85 percent
A one-in-a-million white bison calf was born on an Iowa refuge, and just 47 days later it was dead as a preliminary exam found infections inside and outside its body
Nine people were 34,000 feet over open ocean with the seat belt signs off when their aircraft rolled all the way around, and the wake turbulence that did it came from a jet already miles behind them
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