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New dinosaur-era insect found trapped in tree resin named after Teletubbies character

'Noo-Noo' lived some 99 million years ago and featured long mouthparts that reached nearly twice its body length

The Independent UK · Oct 6

Israel Had a 100% Protective mRNA Plague Vaccine in Mice Before Russian Lab Technician Died

An Israeli mRNA plague vaccine protected mice from lethal pneumonic plague in 2025, months before a Russian lab technician died of unknown pneumonia.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

UFO Whistleblower Claims US Forces Had a Deadly Shootout With Seven-Foot-Tall Reptilian Aliens

David Grusch told Joe Rogan that US forces shot seven-foot reptilian aliens after a crash, yet he admits the account is secondhand and the Pentagon reports no evidence.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Do humans really have a ‘lizard brain’ lurking beneath our rational minds?

It’s a powerful analogy that captured the popular imagination, but the biological reality is quite different

The Guardian - UK · Oct 4

SpaceX Just Set the American Speed Record to the ISS but They Admitted 'We Got Lucky This Time'

SpaceX's Crew-13 mission reached the International Space Station in 7 hours and 55 minutes, setting a US launch-to-docking record shaped largely by favourable orbital conditions.

International Business Times UK · Oct 2

An ancient shark graveyard has been discovered in an Egyptian desert

Researchers have discovered at least seven different species of sharks in the desert

The Independent UK · Oct 2

Rocket company granted licence to launch from UK

HyImpulse passed a review process with the Civil Aviation Authority that means it can launch from SaxaVord on Shetland early next year.

Evening Standard · Oct 1

Once-common marsupial inching close to extinction across Australia, scientists warn

Cane toad invasion blamed for most of the species decline

The Independent UK · Oct 1

I went to America’s largest gathering of astrologers. It was a battle over how to read the stars

Now a $15bn industry, astrology is more mainstream in the US than ever. But its practitioners are still debating: who gets to have authority on the celestial bodies?

The Guardian - US · Oct 1

First evidence of legendary Christian monastery with ‘international importance’ found on tiny island in Scotland

Lios Mòr monastery was once ‘a thriving centre of worship, craftsmanship and learning’

The Independent UK · Oct 1