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A woodpecker slams its beak into solid wood twenty times a second, and the bizarre thing keeping its brain intact is its own tongue

2026-07-28 — spacedaily.com


For most of us the Hale-Bopp comet was a once-in-a-lifetime sight in the spring of 1997, but for thirty-nine people it was a departure time, and what happened next shocked the world.

2026-07-27 — spacedaily.com


Several major cities are now close enough to running out of water that officials have started planning for the day the taps are switched off, and the list is getting longer every year

2026-07-27 — spacedaily.com


In 1848, a railway foreman named Phineas Gage was packing explosives into rock when a spark sent a three and a half foot iron rod straight up through his cheek and out the top of his skull, and the strangest part of the story is not that he survived, but what happened to him afterward

2026-07-27 — spacedaily.com


The phone in your hand, the car on your driveway, and the AI that answered your last question all run on chips from one island, and if that island ever goes offline, the recovery will be measured in years, not weeks.

2026-07-26 — spacedaily.com


Spend a year in space and your own body will betray you on the way home, starting with your spine.

2026-07-25 — spacedaily.com


Why is ChatGPT drinking bottles of fresh water to answer your questions, and who is actually paying for it?

2026-07-25 — spacedaily.com


There's a rule that quietly stops the pilot and co-pilot from eating the same meal, and the reason behind it is more unsettling than you'd think

2026-07-24 — scienceblog.com


The river that can't be tamed: how one stretch of water in Albania became the last wild river in Europe

2026-07-22 — spacedaily.com


In 1967, a history teacher couldn't explain how ordinary Germans fell in behind the Nazis, so he showed his class instead, and within five days he had built a movement of two hundred students he could no longer control

2026-07-22 — spacedaily.com

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