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Did the End of the Ice Age Create the World’s Flood Myths?

Did the End of the Ice Age Create the World’s Flood Myths?

Ice Age megafloods reshaped the world. Could they be the source of the Great Flood myths found across cultures, from Noah to Gilgamesh?

September 26th, 2025

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Is Planet 9 Real? Uncovering the Mystery of the Solar System's Hidden Giant

Is Planet 9 Real? Uncovering the Mystery of the Solar System's Hidden Giant

Evidence for Planet 9 includes unusual Kuiper Belt orbits, Sedna's path, and solar tilt. It could be a massive planet or a primordial black hole.

September 25th, 2025

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Understanding Hurricanes: Nature’s Most Powerful Storms

Understanding Hurricanes: Nature’s Most Powerful Storms

How hurricanes form, what the category scale actually measures, and the preparation that matters. Plus storm surge, rapid intensification, and retired names.

August 1st, 2026

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Sharks Are Older Than Trees: A Story 450 Million Years in the Making

Sharks Are Older Than Trees: A Story 450 Million Years in the Making

Before Earth grew its first forests, the shark family was already taking shape. How could that be? Let's talk about it.

September 11th, 2026

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Meteor Showers: When can you see them?

Meteor Showers: When can you see them?

Meteor showers occur almost year-round. So, when's the best time to watch, and where should you go for the best views? Find out what causes meteor showers.

August 14th, 2026

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The Rock That Will Brush Our Sky: Apophis and the 2029 Close Call

The Rock That Will Brush Our Sky: Apophis and the 2029 Close Call

On April 13, 2029, asteroid Apophis will skim closer than our satellites. Learn its history, orbit, and why it's both awe and apocalypse.

October 7th, 2025

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Why Do Republicans Use Red and Democrats Use Blue on U.S. Election Maps?

Why Do Republicans Use Red and Democrats Use Blue on U.S. Election Maps?

Why do Republicans use red and Democrats use blue? Discover the fascinating history of U.S. election map colors, from 1976 to today’s red vs. blue divide!

September 25th, 2025

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Cecilia Payne: The Astronomer Who Dared to Question the Stars

Cecilia Payne: The Astronomer Who Dared to Question the Stars

Meet Cecilia Payne, the astrophysicist who cracked the cosmic code, proving the universe is mostly hydrogen and helium, all while smashing glass ceilings!

September 26th, 2025

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What are Exoplanets, and how many are out there?

What are Exoplanets, and how many are out there?

Exoplanets are any planet not orbiting our sun. They are typically found orbiting other stars, but many exoplanets drift through space without a star.

June 10th, 2025

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