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Scientists Unearthed a 100-Foot Dinosaur Fossil So Heavy It Cracked the Road Beneath During Transport - The Daily Galaxy
A dinosaur so massive, it left a mark on the road itself. But this colossal creature has a lot more to reveal than just its size.
Your House Was Somewhere Else 320 Million Years Ago, and a New Tool Can Finally Show You Where It Used to Be When All Continents Were One - Indian Defence Review
The ground feels permanent, but it isn’t. A new tool lets you trace where your home sat on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago, before continents formed.
I underestimated the mental and emotional labor of being a parent. This job doesn't have any downtime. - Business Insider
I assumed being a mom would be like a ‘second shift,’ but underestimated the mental and emotional labor. There’s no downtime to being a parent.
Choose between Buddhist Star Trek, rad vinyl music, and forest fire deathgames in this week's PC releases - Rock Paper Shotgun
Build cities on graves, fly nuclear starfighters and make the perfect mixtape in the most promising new PC games for the week of 5th May 2026.
Tonga's Eruption Punched Into the Edge of Space. The Stratosphere Cooled, and It Still Has Not Recovered - The Daily Galaxy
Scientists spent three years figuring out why this volcano did the opposite of everything they predicted. The answer changes how we read the sky.
Shockingly Powerful Giant Octopuses Ruled the Seas 100 Million Years Ago - SciTechDaily
Giant, intelligent octopuses may have once ruled the ancient seas. Modern octopuses are known for their intelligence and flexibility, living in reefs, squeezing into crevices, or drifting through deep ocean waters. However, new research suggests their earlies…