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Palaeontologists have unearthed fossils of Beesiiwo cooowuse, a newly discovered reptile species that is related to both crocodiles and birds. The family resemblance is quite evident.

Ethical hackers successfully breached an ESA nanosatellite revealing that the space infrastructure is still vulnerable to cyber threats.

A series of experiments were carried out to investigate the viability of growing rice plants inside a growth chamber in various ratios of the Martian simulant and the potting mix.

Fluffy clouds can actually spread antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Will this become a global health threat? Here's what the new study reveals.

More than 2.3 million EVs have already been sold in the first quarter. As the Global Electric Vehicle Outlook 2023 reported a 55% increase in 2022 for the global sales of electric vehicles, this growth is expected to continue increasing this year by 35% to 14 million vehicles sold.

California further established itself as the leader of the zero-emission movement in the United States by surpassing its target EV sales two years ahead of schedule.

The tree contains a trunk that measures four meters in diameter and 28 meters tall. The world's oldest tree is currently located in Eastern California called the Methuselah, a 4,853-year-old Great Basin Bristlecone Pine.

Food packaging plastic could enter the brain, as claimed by a new study. Health experts warned this could increase neurodegeneration risks.

Democracy's forefront is voting the public officials to lead the country, and the country aims to protect it.

US 2024 Elections: A new voting technology is set to launch later this year to uphold security and fairness amid threats.