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US state is shaken by the fifth earthquake in a week
California reported its fifth earthquake in 48 hours, raising questions about what triggered the recent quakes. On Sunday, at around 1:39 a.m. PST, a 3.3 magnitude tremor struck 32 miles southeast of Coachella. All five earthquakes originated near Salton City, California, where a swarm of 3.0-magnitude quakes struck El Centro, the main city in the Imperial Valley, 42 miles away.
We’re in the second of three human evolution stages, according to futurists
A futurist claims that human evolution is divided into three stages, with our species currently in the second. Jeffrey Charles Hardy, the founder of the non-profit Care for Peace, devised a global view of the 'human chronology,' placing us in the 'Suspended' condition. The first phase, which lasted approximately 2.5 million years, saw humanity subdue nature, but Hardy believes we have now transitioned 'toward sustainable coexistence of the planet and its inhabitants.'
Anthropologists find ‘sensational’ site where Jesus was resurrected
Near the alleged burial and resurrection site of Jesus, archaeologists discovered a long-lost altar. Construction workers discovered the graffiti-covered massive stone slab leaning against the wall of Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre when they turned around. The stone, which was eight feet long and five feet wide, was decorated with ribbon embellishments, a common Roman practice during the Middle Ages, and had particular marks that led researchers to assume it was the altar consecrated in 1149.
NOAA predicts 65% risk of radio blackouts after sun flares
In the previous 24 hours, the sun has released more than a dozen intense streams of charged particles toward Earth, prompting radio blackout warnings. On Wednesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued an advisory indicating that radios, aviation communication, and satellite operations might be interrupted by 65% this week. On Wednesday morning, the agency reported blackouts across the Pacific Ocean and other regions.
NASA volunteers finish year-long mission in Texas 3D-printed Mars bunker
After 378 days in a 3D-printed Mars-imitation bunker in Texas, four NASA volunteers, Kelly Haston, Anca Selariu, Ross Brockwell, and Nathan Jones, were eventually released. However, they may have missed a lot. NASA volunteers who spent more than a year in a mock Mars bunker have finished their assignment. Kelly Haston, Anca Selariu, Ross Brockwell, and Nathan Jones were released Saturday at about 10 p.m. UK time after 378 days in a 3D-printed Mars-imitation bunker in Texas.
Are you getting spam texts? Unknown iPhone trick to block unsolicited messages
Americans are inundated with spam text messages masquerading as pals, job openings, and government authorities. Many iPhone owners have voiced displeasure with the unwelcome messages, with some claiming to have received over 400 this month alone. While consumers can respond with 'Stop' to remove themselves from the list, Apple has a little-known trick that prevents unknown senders from messaging them directly.
Netflix accused of greed over ending ad-free tier
Netflix has angered customers once more by discontinuing its cheapest ad-free membership option. The streaming giant has informed subscribers to its £6.99/$9.99 'Basic' tier that it will expire at the end of the month. Users must either upgrade to a more expansive tier or be forced to watch advertisements.
What is Tubi? New UK streaming service opens today
Tubi has become available in the UK for the first time, providing British movie fans another chance to catch up on their favourite content. British users may now access the renowned American streaming service, which offers 20,000 films and TV programmes on demand. It ranges from iconic British television shows like Twilight and Fresh Meat to great blockbusters like Kill Bill, Billy Elliot, and Casino.
Virginia is under drought warning as farmers forecast first crop failures in 10 years
While most of the United States is enduring a searing heat wave, just one state suffers from widespread drought. Every county in Virginia is on drought watch or has received a warning to prepare for drier-than-normal weather. A severe drought in the state, home to more than eight million Americans, jeopardizes agricultural and water availability and might trigger disastrous wildfires.
Alert to 400 million Outlook users: new email bug found; how to protect yourself
An urgent warning has been issued to all 400 million Outlook users after discovering a problem allowing for email spoofing. A security researcher from SolidLab released his findings on X, indicating that the vulnerability allows anyone to mimic accounts, allowing bad actors to send malicious emails to other users. Vsevolod Kokorin demonstrated how he could spoof Microsoft's security email account.
Shaping Tomorrow The Future of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is no longer just a buzzword—it's a necessity for a sustainable future. With the world grappling with climate change and depleting fossil fuel reserves, renewable energy sources offer a viable solution to meet our energy needs sustainably.
Boeing launches first NASA astronaut mission, overcoming delays
After years of postponement, Boeing successfully launched its inaugural NASA mission to transport two astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). On Wednesday, the Boeing CST-100 Starliner departed Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida at 10:52 ET (15:52 BST). After a 25-hour flight, the shuttle and astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore are anticipated to arrive at 12:15 ET (17:15 BST) on Thursday.