U.S. Military Produces More Greenhouse Gas Emissions Than up to 140 Countries
If the military were a country, its fuel usage alone would make it the 47th largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world, lying between Peru and Portugal.
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How to Protect Your Steam Account From Hackers: Cyber Experts Warn of 'Free Game' Account Hijacks
The campaign, which is designed to hijack login details, is currently being circulated to Steam inboxes by accounts compromised to spew out spam messages.
World's Biggest Knitting Social Network Bans Millions of Users From Posting About Trump Because It Is 'Undeniably Support for White Supremacy'
"We are definitely not banning conservative politics. Hate groups and intolerance are different from other types of political positions," a Ravelry blog post said.
First Ever Footage of Giant Squid in U.S. Waters Captured by Scientists
This is only the second time in history that a giant squid has been filmed in its natural deep sea habitat.
Gorilla Crow: There's a Video of a Crow That Looks like a Gorilla on Twitter and It's Everything You Imagine
A scientist says there is a perfectly normal explanation for the gorilla crow.
How Waste From Soft Drink Production Could Be Used to Tackle Global Warming
The soft drink industry generates vast amounts of waste product. Could some of this be put to good use?
Twitter Bug Is Telling Users You Unfollowed Them: How To Avoid Sending Awkward Notification
There's an easy way to make sure you don't hurt anyone's feelings.
These Incredible 'Chameleon Prawns' Change Color to Avoid Being Eaten
Several animal species have evolved the ability to change color in order to stay hidden from predators.
Foodie Calls: Scientists Studied Women Who Go on Dates for Free Meals, and Found One Shared Personality Trait
One woman studied had gone on as many as 55 of these dates.
NASA to Launch 'Deep Space Atomic Clock' Into Orbit Aboard SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket
The technology has the potential to revolutionize navigation in space and usher in a new era of exploration to far-flung worlds.
Giant Floating Islands That Turn Atmospheric CO2 into Fuel Could Prevent Climate Change, Scientists Say
If rolled out globally, the islands could offset the total global emissions from fossil fuels.
These Stone Tools Made 2.6 Million Years Are the Oldest of Their Kind
Humans and our primate ancestors have been making and using stone tools for millions of years.
Sun's Solar Cycle Is Governed by the Alignment of the Planets, Scientists Discover
Venus, Earth and Jupiter's tidal forces influence the solar magnetic field.
Are YouTube, Snapchat, Discord Down? US, Northern Europe Hit With Social Media Outages
Are YouTube and Snapchat down, not working? Entire regions of U.S. affected by social media outage.
