Exotic Pets on the Rise: Rethinking Responsible Ownership in Modern Society
While National Pet Day features many pet photos, exotic pets like reptiles, birds, and mammals are becoming increasingly popular. This […]
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When Artemis II Goes Silent: The Most Isolating Moment of NASA’s Return to the Moon
For a few brief but critical minutes, the four astronauts aboard Artemis II will experience something no human has felt
How Citizen Scientists Are Saving Atlanta’s Urban Forest
In a warm morning in Atlanta, a number of volunteers gather in a community park to document the trees surrounding
ENS Security Showcases Surveillance Technology Solutions at Disaster Expo Miami 2026
ENS Security Brings Surveillance Expertise to Disaster Expo Miami During Disaster Expo Miami 2026, the Presence News newsroom connected with
Why Space Debris Is Becoming a Major Concern for Satellite Operators
Modern life has been significantly changed by the fast-growing use of satellite technologies. Some things that satellites are doing today
Holdfast Recovery Shares Mission to Support First Responders at Disaster Expo
MIAMI BEACH, Florida — During the Disaster Expo, Presence News had the opportunity to speak with Holdfast Recovery, a recovery
Project ENKI: Turning Flood Data into Actionable Intelligence to Protect Communities
MIAMI BEACH, Florida — At the Disaster Expo Miami, leaders in climate resilience, emergency management, and environmental science gathered to
240-Million-Year-Old “Dragon” Fossil Stuns Scientists
A 240-million-year-old marine reptile fossil discovered in China is drawing global attention for its striking resemblance to a Chinese dragon
Jupiter Shines Beside Crescent Moon in Planetary Parade
Skywatchers across the United States turned their eyes to the western and southern skies Tuesday evening. A rare planetary alignment
New Spinosaurus Species in Niger Sheds Light on Dinosaur Evolution
Paleontologists in Niger have made a discovery reshaping views of giant predatory dinosaurs. A newly identified Spinosaurus species from Niger,
Ice Age Sewing: Oregon Cave Finds May Be the World’s Oldest Sewn Clothing
Archaeologists have identified what may be the oldest sewn clothing ever found, dating to about 12,000 years ago at the
Once Thought Impossible, Earthquakes Are Occurring Deep in Earth’s Mantle Worldwide
For decades, conventional wisdom among geologists held that significant earthquakes could only occur in Earth’s brittle crust, where rock fractures