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Everest is no longer the highest: scientists have found giant structures under the Earth that are 100 times taller than itPhoto

Researchers have discovered two giant underground zones beneath Africa and the Pacific Ocean, reaching 1000 km in height. These structures, formed billions of years ago, are changing our understanding of the planet's internal structure.

Weather and environment • November 24, 02:09 AM • 26363 views
Russian warship spotted off Hawaii: US Coast Guard tracked the vessel

The U. S. Coast Guard said it was tracking a Russian military vessel spotted 15 nautical miles south of Oahu, Hawaii. An HC-130 Hercules aircraft and the cutter William Hart flew over and passed near the Russian intelligence ship Karelia.

News of the World • November 14, 08:27 AM • 3110 views
Flu season looks grim amid emergence of mutated H3N2 - report

UK health authorities are warning of a particularly severe flu season in the Northern Hemisphere. This is due to a new H3N2 strain that has several mutations and has already caused an early start to the flu season in the UK.

Health • November 14, 07:16 AM • 3659 views
UPS cargo plane crashes in US, causing massive fire: dead and injured (video)PhotoVideo

A UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff from Louisville Airport, en route to Honolulu. The accident caused a massive fire, with casualties. Residents were urged to seek shelter due to toxic smoke.

News of the World • November 5, 01:32 AM • 8619 views
Black hole swallowed a giant star, causing the brightest flash in recorded history

Astronomers have recorded the brightest energy flash in history, caused by a supermassive black hole swallowing a star. This event, with a brightness of 10 trillion Suns, occurred 11 billion light-years from Earth.

News of the World • November 4, 07:11 PM • 4289 views
US Senate to hold hearings on mass abductions of Ukrainian children by Russians - The Hill

US senators plan to summon the Russian ambassador to testify about the abduction of Ukrainian children. Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak called this an important stage in exposing Russia's crimes.

Politics • October 30, 07:03 AM • 3464 views
Scientists prepare to pinpoint where on the Moon there is water ice

The international space exploration community is preparing a new phase of lunar research to precisely determine the presence of water ice in the polar regions. This will be key to future colonization, with discussions to take place at a conference on November 12-14 in Hawaii.

News of the World • October 29, 01:47 PM • 2516 views
Dead stowaway found in landing gear of plane from Europe in US

On Sunday, a dead stowaway was found in the landing gear compartment of an American Airlines plane that arrived from Europe at Charlotte-Douglas Airport. Police are investigating the case, without disclosing the identity of the deceased or the city of departure.

News of the World • September 29, 06:18 AM • 30977 views
World Alzheimer's Day, Forest Workers' Day: what is celebrated in the world and Ukraine today

On September 21, the world celebrates World Gratitude Day, Mini Golf Day, as well as International Alzheimer's Awareness Day and European Cooperation Day. In Ukraine, Forest Workers' Day is celebrated on this day.

Society • September 21, 05:32 AM • 10281 views
Study refutes link between daylight saving time and heart attack risk

Analysis of data from 168,870 patients disproved previous assumptions about the impact of changing clocks on the incidence of acute myocardial infarctions and treatment outcomes.

Society • September 15, 02:50 PM • 4306 views
Pentagon began deploying a new satellite network for combat operations

The US successfully launched 21 satellites, which is the first step towards creating a new missile defense system. This network of cheap low-orbiting spacecraft will provide global missile tracking and improve NATO's tactical communication.

News of the World • September 11, 08:11 AM • 3123 views
Scientists discovered a dried ancient lake with a "yellow brick road" at the bottom of the ocean

During a 2022 expedition off the coast of the Hawaiian Islands, the research vessel Nautilus discovered a dried ancient lake at the bottom of the ocean. Its bottom looks like a "yellow brick road" due to unique cracks in the volcanic rock.

News of the World • August 29, 01:44 AM • 35339 views
Powerful earthquake near Kamchatka caused tsunami threat in dozens of countriesPhotoVideo

An 8. 8 magnitude earthquake occurred in Kamchatka, causing partial flooding of the Severo-Kurilsk port. Tsunami warnings have been issued for the USA, Japan, Canada, and South America, where waves up to 1.4 meters high are expected.

News of the World • July 30, 12:06 PM • 108349 views
Whales washed ashore in Japan: consequences of a powerful earthquake near KamchatkaVideo

Scientists explain that this could be caused by the disorientation of marine mammals due to sharp changes in currents and water levels.

News of the World • July 30, 09:33 AM • 4091 views
Not only Kamchatka: a 6-magnitude earthquake hit Guatemala

An earthquake occurred in Guatemala on July 29. Its magnitude, according to various sources, ranged from 5.7 to 6, and there are currently no reports of casualties.

News of the World • July 30, 06:47 AM • 3805 views
Powerful earthquake in Kamchatka: Tsunami threat engulfed several countries at once, details

An earthquake of magnitude 8. 8 occurred in Kamchatka, causing a tsunami threat. It was felt in Japan, the USA, Canada, and South America, and the port of Severo-Kurilsk was partially flooded.

News of the World • July 30, 06:14 AM • 4071 views
In the US, a week's salary is spent on rent, and in some cities, two weeks' income

The median rent in the US has increased from $824 in 2008 to over $1300 in 2025, forcing Americans to spend a significant portion of their income on housing. On average, 38.3 hours of work per month are needed to cover rent, but in Vermont, this figure reaches 60.2 hours, and in New York, 90.2 hours.

News of the World • July 26, 11:19 AM • 5227 views
World Sjögren's Syndrome Day and Whales and Dolphins Day: what else is celebrated on July 23

July 23 marks World Sjögren's Syndrome Day, established by the Sjögren's Syndrome Foundation, and World Whales and Dolphins Day, initiated by Greg Kaufman. Christians also commemorate the holy martyrs Trophimus, Theophilus, and their companions, who lived in Lycia in the 3rd century.

Society • July 23, 03:30 AM • 7025 views
Actor who voiced David in "Lilo & Stitch" dies

David Keakili Kanui Bell, the actor who voiced David Kawena in the cartoon "Lilo & Stitch", has died at the age of 47. The Hawaii Police Department is investigating the circumstances of his death.

Culture • June 17, 08:45 AM • 4070 views
A Unique, Billions-of-Years-Old "Necklace" Discovered on the Moon

Microscopic orange-black glass crystals formed as a result of explosive volcanic emissions. They are untouched capsules of the lunar interior, preserved for billions of years.

News of the World • June 17, 07:33 AM • 3608 views
Kilauea volcano erupts again in Hawaii: the 25th time since December

One of the world's most active volcanoes, Kilauea, has begun erupting, spewing lava to a height of over 100 meters. This is the 25th eruption episode since December last year.

News of the World • June 12, 02:00 PM • 3509 views
The Earth's core contains a huge reserve of gold: it flows to the surface along with magma - research

The Earth's core contains huge reserves of gold, which gradually seeps into the mantle and crust. Geochemists have discovered that gold and other precious metals leak from the core.

Technologies • May 26, 11:06 AM • 4109 views
Hawaiian crime: Scorsese, DiCaprio, Johnson and Blunt are working on a new movie

Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are joining the crime action movie based on the idea of Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt. The film will be set in Hawaii and will be written by Nick Bilton.

Culture • February 21, 07:29 AM • 179585 views
Blake Lively case: Justin Baldoni's lawyer complains about the actor's loss of a “significant” amount of work

Bryan Friedman says Justin Baldoni has lost his job opportunities due to harassment allegations. The actor refuses to mediate until he is exonerated of the allegations by Blake Lively.

News of the World • February 19, 10:04 AM • 196407 views
Today is the Day of Military Journalist of Ukraine and World Whale Day: what is being celebrated on February 16

On February 16, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Military Journalist, honoring the memory of fallen media professionals. Also today, the world celebrates Whale Day, drawing attention to the conservation of their population.

Society • February 16, 05:00 AM • 240292 views
A large asteroid may collide with Earth in 2032: scientists estimate the level of danger

The International Astronomical Union has reported a 1. 2% chance of asteroid 2024 YR4 colliding with the Earth. The object measuring 40-100 meters has a hazard level 3 on the Torino scale.

News of the World • January 29, 04:50 PM • 32876 views
Trump looks to Greenland to cement his legacy and expand sphere of US influence - Reuters

US President-elect Donald Trump has serious intentions to acquire Greenland from Denmark after his inauguration on January 20. He is considering using diplomatic and economic pressure to expand US influence.

News of the World • January 9, 11:29 AM • 20861 views
Deadly fireworks explosion in Hawaii: two people killed, 22 injured

An explosion of fireworks near Honolulu killed two people and injured 22 others. The incident occurred in the Salt Lake Ali'amanu area, and emergency services are working at the scene.

News of the World • January 1, 04:51 PM • 29376 views
Xi Jinping says 'reunification' with Taiwan inevitable

Chinese leader Xi Jinping emphasized the inevitability of China's reunification with Taiwan in his New Year's address. China continues to strengthen its military presence around the island through regular drills.

News of the World • January 1, 04:24 PM • 28957 views
Last survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack dies

Warren Upton, a survivor of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, has died at the age of 105 from pneumonia. He was the last surviving crew member of the USS Utah battleship, which sank during the Japanese attack.

News of the World • December 28, 12:49 PM • 18568 views