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A Burmese python sits in the grass at Everglades Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on April 25, 2019. - Along with the venomous lionfish, the Burmese python is perhaps the least welcome invasive species in Florida: lacking any natural predators, it has happily chomped its way through the state's wildlife. Native to Southeast Asia, the Burmese pythons have become a plague in Florida. (Photo by RHONA WISE / AFP) (Photo by RHONA WISE/AFP via Getty Images)

Florida readies to battle invasive pythons with a new video PSA

X-59 supersonic plane flying

After 53 years, the FAA wants to bring back civilian supersonic flight

Photo of a stream and forest covered in thin layer of snow at Yellowstone in June

It snowed in Yellowstone this week

Artists impression of exoplanet WD 1856 b transiting its ‘dead’ host star,

The sun’s violent death could look like this

Images of skeletal remains recovered from Iberian Iron Age graves

Decapitation, dismemberment, and deer antlers come together in one brutal Iron Age gravesite

Exterior photograph of DEEP's Vanguard underwater installation surrounded by fish in the Florida Keys

Underwater research lab installed in the Florida Keys

13 October 2025, Italy, Alberobello: Tourists stand among the trulli of Alberobello, the whitewashed limestone houses with the typical conical roofs. Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa (Photo by Sebastian Kahnert/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Italians are beating the scorching heat inside ingenious medieval homes

Game Boy Camera attached to Mount Wilson Observatory telescope eyepiece

Space Telescope

Man uses a Game Boy Camera to photograph Jupiter

Mounted biomimic robot that resembles a kestrel

Tiny Australian falcons may help aircraft withstand worsening turbulence

German StuG III artillery tank half excavated from sand at military base near the North Sea.

WWII assault tank found buried in sand near the North Sea

Oil painting by Bob Ross depicting a mountain and forest near a lake

Bob Ross painting could sell for $70K to benefit Indiana public broadcasting

Front and back of limited edition July 4th quarter featuring Thomas Jefferson on the front and the Liberty Bell on the back

Limited-edition ‘July 4th’ quarters are out there…if you can find one

Dummy head with robot drill inserted in its mouth

Robot dentist prepares tooth for a crown

Woman's hand holding brush to clean 17th century lead ingot

300-year-old shipwreck found near world’s largest offshore wind farm

This is the largest high-resolution photo ever made of our Milky Way galaxy's centre in visible light. It was taken on 23 March 2025 by the European Space Agency's Euclid space telescope. Packed with more than 60 million stars, this image opens the door for scientists to confirm the existence of any exoplanet found in this region and measure its mass using tiny changes in starlight over time.

Over 60 million stars dazzle in new image of the Milky Way

Illustration of two super-puff blue planets orbiting distant star

Two ‘super-puff’ planets are as wispy as cotton candy

Asteroid in deep space, illustration

Asteroid as large as 5 cruise ships will soar past Earth this weekend

Screenshot of Biscuit Bay hydrothermal eruption in Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone geyser creates a new natural hot tub

View of North Pole Dome geologic structure in Western Australia.

Earth’s oldest asteroid impact struck 3 billion years ago

Close up of python draped over man's shoulder in the Everglades

8,000 pounds of invasive Burmese python removed from the Florida Everglades

Photo of ancient Roman metal curse tablet

Ancient Roman curse tablet conjures Egyptian demon magic

A Raccoon walking along the edge of water fishing for food

Raccoons might be spreading diarrhea-causing bacteria in Japan

Dinosaur fossils on cloth next to ruler for size reference

Rare dinosaur fossils finally returned to Mongolia 20 years after theft

Grainy video screenshot of a goblin shark in the ocean

Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time

Global map showing density distribution of fungi networks

621 trillion miles of fungi networks crisscross the planet

Scientist using ultrasonic espresso brewing machine in lab

Espresso brewed with soundwaves instead of heat tastes just as good

$A student and teacher dribbling basketballs while holding fractions math cards$

Basketball can make you better at math

Lunar surface seen from above

Rare lunar meteorite was smacked three times before finally hitting Earth

Side by side image of Iron Age skull fragment showing signs of internal scraping marks

Brain removal likely used in Iron Age Scottish burial

Aluminum 120-sided die next to blocks featuring various element names

Giant 120-sided ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ dice highlights every element

Two photos showing angles of cracked medieval ceramic vessel likely used for alchemy research

Odd-shaped vessel hints at alchemy in medieval German castle

Artist's impression of a Ediacaran animal community. Credit: Hugo Salais

Sex jumpstarted Earth’s animal biodiversity

Three screenshots from AI video of inflatable lazy river in backyard

That Costco 200-foot, inflatable lazy river is AI slop

Roman underground ruins of home beneath school, illuminated by floodlights

Students discover long-lost Roman villa under high school gym

Aerial photo of Waymo self-driving taxi on street in San Francisco

Police can’t find shoplifter who fled in self-driving Waymo

James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) image of the highly distorted red galaxy MRG-M0138 seen through a foreground cluster of galaxies (white sources). Via the phenomenon of gravitational lensing, the same background galaxy is multiply imaged four times and the white square shows the most magnified image which was studied by Newman and colleagues using the NIRSpec Integral Field Spectrograph onboard JWST. The data measures the velocity for each portion of the image within the white square. The top bar shows an angular scale of 5 arcsec. Credit: NASA/JWST

JWST spots dormant black hole 10 billion light-years from Earth

Blanket fort inside basketball gym

World’s largest blanket fort built at Las Vegas community center

The new microraptor dinosaur Jian changmaensis (left) attacks the early bird Gansus yumenensis (right) in what is now the Changma Basin of northwestern China approximately 120 million years ago. Credits: illustration by Lewis LaRosa, colorized by Jão Canola.

Velociraptor’s cousin flew like a flying squirrel

Drone view of Stonehenge and Wiltshire Countryside in England, UK. The stone circle dates to 3000 BC and is one of the best known ancient wonders of the world and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Humans really did move Stonehenge’s six-ton centerpiece

At the start and after three days: the top images show the uninjured spinal cord of a zebrafish; those in the middle show the injured spinal cord; and those at the bottom illustrate how the nerve cells grow thanks to the microrobots. (Image: ETH Zurich)

Injectable nanorobots may help heal spinal injuries

The Argentine black and white tegu (Salvator merianae), also known as the Argentine giant tegu, the black and white tegu

Georgia is battling invasive, 4-foot-long lizards

An X-ray image of NWA 12774. Credit: Aaron Bell/CU Boulder

Rare meteorite proves our solar system almost had an extra planet

Small blue octopus on ocean floor

Golf ball-sized octopus discovered near the Galápagos Islands

Two views of new box jellyfish species with 5 cm size comparison reference

New box jellyfish name warns of ‘death from behind’

Smiling man standing next to Barbie Power Wheels Dream Camper next to gas pump at gas station

Handyman adapts Barbie Dream Camper to handle soaring gas prices

Burmese Python in the Everglades

Ready to hunt some enormous snakes? The Florida Python Challenge returns.

Photo of the Sphinx in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza on a sunny day

The Great Pyramid of Giza is surprisingly earthquake-proof

Traditional Irish bagpipes fitted to connect with an amplifier

Inventor plays homemade electromagnetic bagpipes in rock band

Crescent outline of Mars taken by Psyche spacecraft

Mars shines in ethereal photo from Psyche space probe

3D render illustration of T. rext and various other dinosaurs in a forest

Why were T. rex’s arms so tiny? Paleontologists finally find an answer.

spiders with happy faces

Newly discovered spider has smiley face on its back

Artist's impression showing the Sun blasting matter towards Earth. Around Earth is a magnetic field, with a bright patch pointing towards the Sun, curved around Earth like a shield. Looking down on the process is the Smile spacecraft. It's view of the X-rays emitted at the edge of Earth's magnetic field is highlighted

SMILE spacecraft will use X-ray vision to study the northern lights and more

Drill boring hole in ancient mollusk shell in laboratory

Neanderthals dined on shellfish much earlier than humans

Plaster cast of Pompeii victim curled up on the ground

This Pompeii victim was likely a doctor trying to help survivors

Close up of child hand writing in notebook

Leg evolution made most humans right-handed

The exterior of the reconstructed Catholic chapel at Historic St.Mary's City in St. Mary's City, Maryland

1.3 million people share DNA with Maryland’s earliest colonists

A photo of the Guangxi reed snake on the forest floor

‘Two-headed snake’ confuses predators

Four ISS astronauts smiling beside floating oranges, peppers, apples, and an onion

International Space Station

ISS astronauts pose with fresh fruit in microgravity

Large flaming dart on stand outside

Intrepid man tests giant flaming darts used on 16th century warship

Chikao Umezawa, head of JA Kisarazu-shi, posed for a photo beside a robot named "Super Monster Wolf", a solar powered robot designed to scare away wildlife from farmers crops in Kisarazu, southwestern Chiba Prefecture, Japan on August 10, 2017. Wolf Bot uses an infrared ray sensor when wild animals approach. It begins to intimidate wild animals by flashing red LED lights from its eyes on and off and blaring 48 repeated different types of loud sounds. (Photo by Richard Atrero de Guzman/NUR Photo) (Photo by Richard Atrero de Guzman/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Japan runs out of robot wolves in fight against bears

Goose flying behind wind turbine

Birds avoid wind turbines painted like venomous snakes

hairy ghost pipefish Solenostomus snuffleupagus, which looks like Mr. Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street

Real-life Snuffleupagus found swimming in the Great Barrier Reef

Perseverance Mars rover selfie photo with Martian landscape behind it

Mars rover snaps a selfie near skyscraper-sized boulders

Illustration showing clouds of space junk orbiting Earth

Almost half of everything orbiting Earth is space junk

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