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WWII Gunner Identified Nearly 80 Years After Being Shot Down in France

2023-11-28

Archaeology

Billy the Kid portrait, taken with a vintage Leica M3 camera

On this Day in History: Birth of Western Outlaw Billy the Kid

2023-11-26

Archaeology

The Oklahoma Land Run of 1889 - A historic photograph capturing the chaotic moment as settlers rush to claim the unassigned lands. (Taken with Nikon D850)

On this day in history, November 16, 1907, Oklahoma joins Union as 46th state

2023-11-16

Archaeology

First Chikungunya Vaccine, 'Emerging Global Health Threat,' Approved by FDA

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced the approval of Ixchiq, the very first chikungunya vaccine. Developed by Valneva, this vaccine is now authorized for use in individuals aged 18 and older who are at risk of being exposed to the chikungunya virus. Chikungunya is a virus transmitted through mosquito bites, similar to dengue or Zika. As an 'emerging global health threat,' the virus has been responsible for over five million reported cases in the past 15 years...

bird flu

2023-11-14

Iowa Chicken Farm Faces Severe Bird Flu Outbreak in Second Major Case This Week

Another 1.2 million chickens will have to be slaughtered after bird flu was confirmed on an Iowa egg farm in the second massive case this week, just days after nearly 1 million chickens had to be killed on a Minnesota egg farm. The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship announced the latest bird flu infection at a farm in Taylor County Friday, and Iowa's governor immediately declared a disaster there to make sure the state has the resources to respond quickly...

A close-up photograph of a grizzly bear in its natural habitat, taken with a Nikon D850.

Biden administration

2023-11-15

Biden Admin's Plan to Release Predators Near Rural Communities Sparks Widespread Opposition

A wide range of livestock and agriculture industry groups, along with state and local governments, are strongly opposing a plan by the Biden administration to release grizzly bears in a Washington forest area near rural communities. In comments filed with the federal government, groups including the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), Public Lands Council (PLC), and American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) argued that introducing grizzly bears near communities would have detrimental effects on their members in the region...

A serene image of a mosquito silently perched on a leaf, taken with a Nikon D850

malaria

2023-11-27

Causes and Symptoms of Malaria: A Thrilling Journey to Survival

Malaria, a disease known for its deadly nature, is spread through the treacherous bite of mosquitoes. With the power to swiftly take lives if left untreated, this debilitating illness remains a constant threat. In the United States, the numbers may seem modest, with just around 2,000 cases reported each year, but the danger looms closer than we think. According to the trusted Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), on a global scale, malaria claims the lives of a staggering 619,000 individuals each year. This grim statistic reverberates, echoing through our world. It is Africa that bears the brunt of this merciless predator, with a majority of deaths occurring within its borders...

Sumatran rhino

2023-11-28

Baby Sumatran rhino born in Asia brings hope for critically endangered species

A critically endangered Sumatran rhino was born in Indonesia’s western island of Sumatra on Saturday, the second Sumatran rhino born in the country this year and a welcome addition to a species that currently numbers fewer than 50 animals. A female named Delilah gave birth to a 55-pound male calf at a sanctuary for Sumatran rhinos in Way Kambas National Park in Lampung province, at the southern tip of Sumatra island...

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An image of a protest at an Ivy League university, highlighting the potential clash between societal norms and academic discourse. (Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV)

Ivy League professor

2023-11-11

Ivy League Professor Sparks Controversy with Support for Pro-Bestiality Study

A renowned Ivy League professor and self-proclaimed animal rights activist, Peter Singer, has ignited a firestorm of controversy with his endorsement of a pro-bestiality study. Singer, who holds a position in bioethics at Princeton University, shared the study from the Journal of Controversial Ideas, a journal he co-founded, on social media.

prehistoric women

2023-11-28

New Study Reveals Prehistoric Women Were Hunters as Well as Gatherers

Newly published studies suggest that women in prehistoric times were not limited to domestic tasks as previously believed.

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Dinosaurs

A stunning image of a distant planet, resembling Earth's prehistoric era, taken with a Nikon D850 camera.

Real-life 'Jurassic World' May Exist on Another Planet

2023-11-27

Dinosaurs

A stunning photo of the Tanis paleontology site in North Dakota, where scientists conducted research on the sediment layers. Taken with a Nikon D850.

Dinosaurs' Demise: Unveiling the Apocalyptic Dust Plume

2023-11-08

Dinosaurs

A wide-angle view of the race course, illustrating the tension and excitement as the participants adorned in inflatable T. rex costumes prepare for the thrilling 100-yard dash. An indistinguishable crown of 'dinosaurs' fills the frame, giving the impression of a truly prehistoric spectacle about to unfold. Capture the anticipation in their 'faces'. Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

Tyrannosaurus Rampage Turns Washington's Racecourse into a Prehistoric Battlefield

2023-08-24

Dinosaurs

Planet Earth

An aerial view of a well site in Pennsylvania, showcasing the collaboration between CNX Resources Corp. and state officials. (Photo taken with a DJI Mavic 2 Pro)

Pennsylvania officials

2023-11-04

Pennsylvania Officials Collaborate with Major Gas Company for Environmental Monitoring

The state of Pennsylvania has announced a groundbreaking collaboration with a major natural gas producer to collect comprehensive data on air emissions and water quality at well sites, improve the disclosure of drilling chemicals, and expand buffer zones. CNX Resources Corp., based in Canonsburg, will partner with the state Department of Environmental Protection to conduct environmental monitoring at two future well sites, encompassing all stages of the drilling and fracking process. This ambitious data-collection exercise aims to drive future policy changes...

climate activists

2023-11-08

Climate Activists Cause Chaos at London Museum, Target Priceless Painting

In an audacious act of defiance, climate activists from the group Just Stop Oil have made headlines once again, this time by taking their message to the hallowed halls of the National Gallery in London. On Monday, while tourists gazed at priceless works of art, a pair of activists identified as Harrison Donnelly, 20, and Hanan, 22, unleashed chaos by targeting the renowned painting 'Rokeby Venus' by Diego Velázquez...

Senator Sue Rezin speaking at a press conference, advocating for the lifting of the nuclear moratorium in Illinois. [Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV]

Illinois nuclear moratorium

2023-11-09

Senator Proposes Plan to Lift Nuclear Moratorium and Implement New Oversight Rules

In a surprising turn of events, a Republican Illinois senator has put forth a groundbreaking legislation that aims to lift the longstanding moratorium on new nuclear reactors. This proposal also includes the implementation of fresh rules and regulations to govern these reactors, addressing concerns that led to a previous veto by Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker. Senator Sue Rezin, hailing from the town of Morris, managed to gain overwhelming support for her initiative last spring. Her plan sought to replace the 1987 ban on new nuclear operations with an emphasis on small modular reactors. However, Governor Pritzker vetoed the bill, aligning himself with environmentalists who voiced worries about outdated regulations and the ongoing challenge of waste disposal...

Lahore

2023-11-09

Heavy Smog and Bombing Attack Plague Pakistan's Capital

The cultural capital of Lahore in Pakistan has become a battleground for two dangerous adversaries: heavy smog and a horrific bombing attack. The city, repeatedly ranked the world's most polluted, now faces a devastating health crisis as toxic gray smog sickens tens of thousands of its residents. This dire situation has forced authorities to take drastic measures, including the closure of schools, markets, and parks for four days. As the smog chokes the city, doctors urge people to wear masks and stay indoors to protect themselves from respiratory-related diseases. Reports pour in about citizens coughing and facing breathing difficulties, alarming symptoms that have landed many in hospitals already. The situation is so severe that Lahore's main Mayo Hospital has been inundated with thousands seeking treatment for ailments caused by the polluted air...

An aerial shot of the vast oil fields in New Mexico, captured with a Sony Alpha A7R III.

Sarah Cottrell Propst

2023-11-10

New Mexico's Top Energy Official Set to Leave Post, Ending Era of Unprecedented Expansion

In a stunning development, Sarah Cottrell Propst, the esteemed secretary of the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department in New Mexico, will be stepping down from her post at the end of this year. During her illustrious five-year tenure, Propst was instrumental in overseeing a period of unparalleled growth in the oil and natural gas industry. The state of New Mexico, already known for its abundant energy resources, experienced an exponential surge in production under her guidance...

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NASA

2023-11-15

NASA Captures Stunning Photos of Sun's Rays Over Earth: See the Jaw-Dropping Images

NASA has released breathtaking images of Earth, taken from a unique angle that will leave most people in awe.

Image prompt: Kim Jong Un visiting the Pyongyang General Control Centre of the National Aerospace Technology Administration, taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

North Korea

2023-11-27

North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Reveals US Target Regions, Including Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Base

North Korea is asserting that their newly launched military spy satellite has provided photo images of key South Korean and U.S. bases.

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Archaeology

WWII Gunner Identified Nearly 80 Years After Being Shot Down in France

On this Day in History: Birth of Western Outlaw Billy the Kid

On this day in history, November 16, 1907, Oklahoma joins Union as 46th state

Wild Nature

First Chikungunya Vaccine, 'Emerging Global Health Threat,' Approved by FDA

Iowa Chicken Farm Faces Severe Bird Flu Outbreak in Second Major Case This Week

Biden Admin's Plan to Release Predators Near Rural Communities Sparks Widespread Opposition

Causes and Symptoms of Malaria: A Thrilling Journey to Survival

Baby Sumatran rhino born in Asia brings hope for critically endangered species

Science

Ivy League Professor Sparks Controversy with Support for Pro-Bestiality Study

New Study Reveals Prehistoric Women Were Hunters as Well as Gatherers

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Dinosaurs

Real-life 'Jurassic World' May Exist on Another Planet

Dinosaurs' Demise: Unveiling the Apocalyptic Dust Plume

Tyrannosaurus Rampage Turns Washington's Racecourse into a Prehistoric Battlefield

Planet Earth

Pennsylvania Officials Collaborate with Major Gas Company for Environmental Monitoring

Climate Activists Cause Chaos at London Museum, Target Priceless Painting

Senator Proposes Plan to Lift Nuclear Moratorium and Implement New Oversight Rules

Heavy Smog and Bombing Attack Plague Pakistan's Capital

New Mexico's Top Energy Official Set to Leave Post, Ending Era of Unprecedented Expansion

Science

NASA Captures Stunning Photos of Sun's Rays Over Earth: See the Jaw-Dropping Images

North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Reveals US Target Regions, Including Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Base

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