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Mercury may be home to an 11-mile thick underground layer of diamonds
Mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system, may harbor a significant amount of diamonds beneath its surface, according to new research. Scientists propose that the planet could contain an underground layer of diamonds that is approximately 11 miles thick. Just a single cubic meter of diamonds could be worth as much as $70 billion.… -
‘Olympic Muffin Man’ making chocolate muffins the star of Paris Games
If social media is any indication, it’s not the sweet triumphs of Celine Dion, Simone Biles or the U.S. men’s gymnastics team that is the talk of these Paris Games. It’s something even sweeter: Olympic chocolate muffins. That’s all thanks to Norwegian three-time Olympian long-distance swimmer Henrik Christiansen. Christiansen innocently enough reviewed a chocolate muffin… -
Uber partners with Chinese EV maker BYD to help its drivers make the switch
Uber has announced a new multiyear partnership with Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer BYD, with an aim of getting a larger number of the rideshare app’s drivers in EVs and eventually also making rides more affordable for passengers. The deal includes lower prices and financing options for Uber drivers looking to get a BYD car,… -
Venezuela’s violent Tren de Aragua gang approves attacks on Denver PD
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security reportedly released a memo on Tuesday, July 30, that members of the Venezuelan gang known as Tren de Aragua (TDA) were given the “green light” to open fire on and attack Denver Police Department officers. The agency said it was tipped off to the threat by Albuquerque, New Mexico,… -
14 arrested in human trafficking sting at San Diego Comic Con
The fictitious world of superheroes and comic books intersected with the harsh realities of the actual world as authorities set up a human trafficking sting operation at the San Diego Comic Con. The operation led to the arrest of 14 sex trafficking suspects. Officials also recovered 10 victims — nine adults and a 16-year-old girl.… -
More Vineyard Wind debris washes up as Harris campaign comes to Nantucket
Additional debris from a damaged offshore wind turbine continues to wash up on the shores of Nantucket. The update comes as representatives of the Biden-Harris administration who championed this project bring their presidential bid to the Massachusetts island. Vineyard Wind announced on Monday, July 29, that more large pieces had detached from the malfunctioning turbine… -
Driving from New York to LA using nothing but the power of the sun
A team of engineers from Michigan have set a new record for the fastest solar-powered journey across the United States. The group completed the 3,000-mile trek from New York to Los Angeles in just 13 days, 15 hours and 19 minutes, using only the power of the sun. The Cannonball Run, a decades-old cross-country challenge,… -
Scientists say relentless floods in Vermont may be here to stay, here’s why
Vermont continued to experience historic flooding on Tuesday, July 30, and more rain is in the forecast for the rest of the week. However, scientists warn that while these scenes of devastation may be shocking, this type of catastrophic flooding could soon become the new normal. Scientists said that climate change is fueling stronger and… -
Investigation reveals Tesla in self-driving mode in crash that killed motorcyclist
Investigators disclosed on Wednesday, July 31, that the driver of a Tesla involved in a deadly crash in the Seattle area had been using “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) mode during the collision that killed a 28-year-old motorcyclist in April. Authorities said that they made the discovery after downloading and reviewing the event-data record on the Tesla… -
Tribal and environmental concerns stand in the way of obtaining 25% of US copper
Arizona officials claim the land that is planned for use by the Resolution Copper mine contains resources that are crucial for transitioning the U.S. energy sector to renewables. However, Native American tribes and environmentalists are raising concerns over the project’s potential impacts. Indigenous groups assert that the proposed mining site lies on sacred ground that… -
‘Deadpool & Wolverine,’ Comic Con reveal bring marvelous box office outlook
After a weak first quarter at the box office, did the world just find the pair of brave heroes who will save the movie industry this year? A combination of “Deadpool & Wolverine” and a dramatic villain reveal at Comic Con might just make up for the previous quarter. Marvel Studios’ “Deadpool & Wolverine” was… -
2024 Olympics sees its eco-friendly goals face accusations of ‘greenwashing’
The Paris 2024 Summer Olympics have been promoted as the most eco-friendly Games ever. However, experts are raising concerns about the effectiveness of these sustainability commitments, calling them “greenwashing.” Paris organizers have set a goal to halve the carbon emissions of this year’s Games compared to previous Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and London. To… -
Growing US nuclear power resurgence reaches the nation’s heartland
The Duane Arnold Energy Center in Iowa, which was closed in 2020 due to damage from a powerful windstorm, may soon see a revival. NextEra Energy, the utility provider that owns the plant, is considering restarting operations to meet the rising electricity demand in the United States. NextEra Energy CEO John Ketchum said a thorough review…
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