IN A NUTSHELL 🌕 Researchers discovered 41 new landslides on the moon, challenging the belief that it is geologically inactive. 🌍 The landslides are primarily caused by moonquakes, not asteroid impacts, indicating ongoing seismic activity. 📊 This discovery is crucial for planning future lunar missions, especially for safe landing sites and habitation. 🔬 Ongoing research will enhance our understanding of …
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IN A NUTSHELL 🚁 Ultralight Helicopters are making personal aviation more accessible with their lightweight and simple design. 🔧 The Mirocopter SCH-2A, weighing just 249 pounds, operates efficiently on regular unleaded gasoline. 🛠️ Contra-rotating rotors on the SCH-2A eliminate the need for a tail rotor, simplifying control. 📈 The rise of ultralight aviation is transforming personal transportation and offering new …
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IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 Ohio State University researchers developed a nuclear propulsion system for faster space travel. 💡 The centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket uses liquid uranium for greater efficiency than chemical engines. 🌌 This technology could reduce round-trip missions to Mars from three years to just one year. 🔬 Significant technical challenges remain, with a full demonstration expected in five …
Read More »“First Rabbits, Now The Squirrels?”: ‘Zombie Squirrels’ With Oozing Flesh Terrify US Homeowners AOL.com Terrifying ‘zombie squirrels’ with oozing flesh pods on their bodies invade US backyards Daily Mail ‘Zombie squirrels’ covered in oozing warts spotted skulking through US backyards: report New York Post Experts send stark warning as ‘zombie squirrels’ invade back gardens and spread virus Daily Star Plague of ‘zombie squirrels’ swarm …
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Residents in Fort Collins, Colorado, are facing a bizarre and unsettling sight: rabbits roaming the area with black, tentacle-like growths sprouting from their heads, sparking online comparisons to infected creatures from The Last of Us. While their appearance is alarming, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the rabbits are suffering from Shope papilloma virus, also known as the cottontail rabbit papilloma …
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