As the year draws to a close, we take a look at some of the biggest science stories of the year, and why they matter.
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NASA is tracking new clues to extraterrestrial life
NASA’s search for life beyond Earth is no longer a distant dream but a coordinated campaign that now stretches from Martian ...
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Doctor Doom's powers and abilities, explained
Though technically not superhuman, the Fantastic Four's archenemy possesses a long list of abilities that make him one of ...
Something seems familiar as we take a look at a selection of essential Indiana Jones imitators from the 1980s… In cinema, if ...
As 2026 nears, Baba Vanga's prophecies of massive natural disasters, World War 3, AI surpassing human control, and alien ...
President Trump issued two vetoes this week, the first of his second term, rejecting two bipartisan bills and drawing ...
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Scientists Stunned As 3I/ATLAS Reveals Energy Spike That Defies Decades of Scientific Beliefs
I/ATLAS shows baffling energy and composition that defy cometary physics, sparking scientific scrutiny and debate over its ...
More than 70 classic movies are airing across New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day—here’s how to plan the perfect stay-in ...
As each year winds to a close, The Inquirer and Mirror takes a look back on a month-by-month basis at the highs and lows, the joy and heartbreak, that made ...
The Escapist sat down with Project Songbird’s Conner Rush at The Horror Game Awards 2025 to discuss the upcoming survival ...
As a New Orleans local, I’m familiar with (and occasionally guilty of ignoring) the number one rule of Mardi Gras: It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Carnival season in 2026 begins on 6 January and runs ...
A day Star Wars fans never thought would happen is finally happening. Lucasfilm and Disney are rereleasing the original ...
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