Aristos Georgiou
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Watch Woman Who Survived Earthquake Reunite With Cat That Saved Her Life
"I owe her a lot," Rumeysa Gürbüz, a survivor of the powerful earthquake in Turkey, said of her beloved pet cat Leyla after being reunited. "There is hope." → Read More
A 'Rainbow Pool' Has Appeared in Virginia's Great Dismal Swamp
This unusual and beautiful natural phenomenon seen in the swamp—which stretches across Virginia and North Carolina—occurs only rarely under specific conditions. → Read More
Cheetah Escapes Enclosure at Nebraska Zoo: 'Emergency Protocols' Activated
Officials at the zoo in Omaha, Nebraska, have launched an investigation to find out how Gretchen the 60-pound, 5-year-old cheetah escaped from her enclosure. → Read More
Massive Explosion on Surface of Sun Captured in Breathtaking Detail
The photo showed a huge explosion throwing out material from the sun at speeds of more than 1 million miles per hour. It can reach Earth in up to three days. → Read More
Huge Tooth Found in North Carolina Came From Ancient 23ft Great White Shark
"We could not believe our eyes. Neither of us had ever seen a tooth this big," Leah McLamb told Newsweek. Today's largest white sharks grow up to 20 feet long. → Read More
Giant, Rare Shark Washes Up Somewhere It's Never Been Seen Before
Little is known about the elusive smalltooth sand tiger shark, which is found in tropical and warm, temperate seas around the world, but rarely seen by humans. → Read More
Gruesome Parasitic Growth Cut From Boy's Brain
The previously healthy 14-year-old sought medical attention after experiencing episodic headaches and vomiting for one month. → Read More
Shipwreck of 500-Year-Old Floating Castle Found to Contain 'Thrilling Haul'
The 115-foot-long ship, which once belonged to a medieval king, sank in 1495. Now archaeologists have made an "unprecedented" discovery at the wreck. → Read More
Strange Rare Fish From Time of the Dinosaurs Washes Up on East Coast
The 3-foot-long Atlantic sturgeon was spotted on the shore of Assateague Island by a naturalist who said he had seen only one other in 27 years. → Read More
No, a Huge Asteroid Isn't Going To Hit Earth Tomorrow
An asteroid known as 2023 BU will make a very close approach to our planet though. → Read More
Earth's Inner Core May Have Started Rotating in the Opposite Direction
The findings have implications for our understanding of how the core influences the other layers of the Earth. → Read More
'Dangerous' Sunspot That Fired X-Class Solar Flare Has Turned to Earth
The X-class flare—the most powerful that the sun can produce—resulted in a radio blackout across the South Pacific. → Read More
Biggest Asteroids to Have Close Encounters With Earth in 2023
The largest of these space rocks is more than twice the size of the world's tallest building. → Read More
Planets Align December 2022: Watch Alignment Live Online Today
The planetary parade will likely only be visible until December 31 as Mercury rapidly fades. → Read More
Comet to Approach Earth for First Time since Neanderthals Lived
The comet, which will not return for another 50,000 years, should be visible with the naked eye in February. → Read More
'Extinct' Creatures Appear on Galapagos Island After 5,000 Years
The Galápagos Islands are a remote archipelago in the Pacific Ocean home to a wide variety of unique flora and fauna species. → Read More
Man Attacked by Crocodile Had to Wade Through Rapids to Escape
"I was very lucky—if it was a big one, I could have had no leg or no heartbeat right about now," Kyle Hutchinson said. → Read More
There's a Supermassive Black Hole Jet Pointing Straight at Earth
The jet outshone the light from the entire Milky Way galaxy by a factor of more than a thousand. → Read More
Tyrannosaurus Rex Footprint Discovered Next to Giant U.S. Volcano Crater
The footprint was found in Alaska's Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve, and is the first evidence of T. Rex in the region. → Read More
How to Get Through Thanksgiving With an Eating Disorder
Almost 30 million Americans will experience an eating disorder, which can be particularly problematic during the holiday season. → Read More