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Sea Beast Spotted in Frozen Depths! Scientists in Shock: "It's Generally Assumed They Aren't There"

A polar shark was filmed for the first time in the nearly frozen depths of Antarctica, surprising scientists who long believed sharks did not inhabit those waters.

The Best Mural in the World is in the Balkans

The Greek city of Kalamata has been enriched with an exceptional artistic landmark that has attracted global attention. It is a giant mural dedicated to the legendary opera diva Maria Callas, which followers of the global platform "Street Art Cities" declared the best mural in the world in 2025.

The end of social media as we know it? Zuckerberg at a key hearing today

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be questioned in an American court for the first time today regarding accusations about Instagram's harmful impact on young people's mental health. This trial represents a turning point in the legal battle against tech giants, as a verdict could force Meta to pay huge damages.

More Dangerous Than the Average Driver? Tesla Robotaxi Causing Chaos on the Streets, Numbers Don't Lie

Although advertised as a life-saving technology, the latest data shows a different picture. Tesla's robotaxi fleet in Austin records an accident rate that is four times higher than that of an average human driver.

Revolution from Japan: Kawasaki launches first hydrogen engine for sale

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has officially started accepting orders for the world's first gas engine that uses a 30 percent hydrogen mixture. This is a key step towards cleaner energy that does not require a complete change of existing systems.

First case of an AI bully: Robot attempted to destroy a man's reputation online

Volunteer programmer Scott Schaumburg, who maintains the popular Matplotlib software library, experienced what no one in the industry expected. After rejecting a routine code proposal sent by artificial intelligence, an AI agent named MJ Rathbun launched a personalized smear campaign against him.