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Hello, IFLScience here with another mystery thing that's been put in an unexpected place. Late last year the mysterious Utah monolith (yes, we're calling them monoliths despite them not being stone, we refuse to be the only news organization calling it a big metal "thingy") story occupied the world before people got bored of monoliths popping up everywhere then disappearing like the moles in whack-a-mole. The answer to that mystery appeared to be "art installation" followed by many copycats. Disappointing we know, but fortunately, there are plenty of other mysteries out there to sink your tee...

The world's richest man, Tesla CEO and SpaceX boss, Elon Musk finally has plans of saving a planet, and it's not Mars.

The Strange And Tragic Death Of Elisa Lam By Asher Cantrell/Jan. 25, 2021 12:13 am EDT/Updated: March 23, 2021 10:11 pm EDT Cold cases are all over television, the internet, and of course, podcasts. It's impossible to count the various and assorted crimes that armchair detectives hope to one day solve. They're even successful sometimes! But to solve a case, you need suspects. You need a narrative. The pieces all have to fit together. Now imagine that, instead of working on a puzzle, someone just threw together a bunch of pieces from random different puzzles and asked you to make a picture ...

»Elon Musk Is Donating $100M For Best 'Carbon Capture Technology.' Twitter Wants Him to 'Just Plant Trees' 2-MIN READ Elon Musk Is Donating $100M For Best 'Carbon Capture Technology.' Twitter Wants Him to 'Just Plant Trees' Image credits: Twitter. Carbon capture in itself is just the act of capturing carbon from the atmosphere. When combined with storage, Carbon capture involves trapping the carbon dioxide at its emission source, transporting it to a storage location (usually deep underground) and isolating it. FOLLOW US ON: The world's richest man, Tesla CEO and SpaceX boss, Elon Musk may ...

Nuclear Power Dec 10 2020, 9:36 AM December 09 2020, 11:31 AM December 10 2020, 9:36 AM (Bloomberg) -- Nuclear power has always been controversial, but the debate perhaps has never been so polarized. One camp argues that the planet needs it more than ever and champions the rapid expansion of capacity in countries such as China and India. The other side says now’s the time to get rid of nuclear energy and celebrates the shuttering of reactors in the U.S. and Europe. It’s a collision between concerns over global warming —... (Bloomberg) -- Nuclear power has always been controv...