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Ancient Jesus Manuscript by Josephus May Be Authentic, Scholar Claims
A bold new book by scholar T.C. Schmidt challenges decades of academic caution, arguing that the Testimonium Flavianum — the oldest known non-Christian description of Jesus — is substantially authentic and not a later forgery.
Fossil Scans Push Insect Flight Origins Back 80 Million Years
Advanced imaging of a pivotal fossil now suggests the creature preserved in it was never an insect, potentially pushing the accepted origin of insect flight back by as much as 80 million years to roughly 325 million years ago.
NASA’s 2028 Moon Landers Dropped Orbital Refueling to Hit the Deadline
Facing a hard 2028 deadline, NASA's commercial moon lander partners Blue Origin and SpaceX have abandoned or deferred in-space refueling, forcing sweeping architectural changes Apollo engineers never had to consider.
Extragalactic Astronomy: JWST Found Massive Galaxies That Shouldn’t Exist Yet
Extragalactic astronomy studies everything beyond the Milky Way, and the James Webb Space Telescope is already forcing scientists to rethink how — and how fast — galaxies form, after finding massive, fully built galaxies that existing models say shouldn't yet exist.
Bellatrix Won’t Die as a Supernova First — It Must Transform Into a Red Giant
Bellatrix, Orion's third-brightest star, is already past its stable burning phase — and before any supernova, it faces a dramatic transformation into a red supergiant that will make it unrecognizable in the night sky.
Mike Fincke’s Unexplained Speech Loss Triggered the ISS’s First-Ever Evacuation
Veteran NASA astronaut Mike Fincke suffered a sudden, unexplained loss of speech aboard the International Space Station, triggering the first medical evacuation in 25 years of continuous human presence — a cause that remains unresolved even after his retirement from the agency.Load More
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