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- Egypt's Area 51 features a colossal T-shaped pit carved into solid limestone, nearly 100 feet deep and lined with massive granite blocks, which has been locked away from the public for decades.
- An airport that serves millions of Americans each year will be forced to adjust flights and travel times for the next year for 'special security reasons.'
- The latest spaghetti models for Tropical Storm Melissa show several dangerous paths up the US East Coast.
- The latest weather prediction models have suggested Tropical Storm Melissa could strengthen rapidly over the next few days, reaching a Category 3 hurricane in the Caribbean.
- Although many of the UK's most popular tea brands label themselves as 'plastic free', a new analysis from Which? suggests this isn't really the case.
- NASA and space agencies around the world have put the Earth's defenses on alert as the object known as 3I/ATLAS continues to show signs it may not be a comet after all.
- While many see the latest TikTok trend as funny, Dr Anna Foreman, the in-house vet at Everypaw Pet Insurance, has blasted it as 'irresponsible'.
- Millions of donkeys are killed for their hides, which are boiled down to make 'ejiao', a gelatine-like substance traditionally believed to help prevent the effects of ageing.
- They're an easy go-to for salads, sandwiches or even a quick snack. But cherry tomatoes are to blame for recurring food poisoning outbreaks across Europe, experts have warned.
- Scientists at the University of Birmingham say the expansion of the ULEZ in August 2023 had no significant impact on lowering air pollution.
- The Danish brewing company has created a tiny bottle filled with a single drop of lager, complete with a Carlsberg label and a sealed cap.
- People with dark personality traits including psychopathy use a certain behaviour to manipulate their partners, report scientists in New York.