Ebola Outbreak Spreads Faster Than Record Worst Year

The Ebola outbreak in Congo has killed over 1,000 people, reaching that grim milestone nearly three times faster than the 2014-2016 epidemic, according to data released by Congo’s Ministry of Health. Congo Health Ministry Data Tracks Record-Breaking Viral Spread Data from Congo’s Ministry of Health shows that the current outbreak, declared on May 15, recorded … Read more

WYFF 4 Adds CBS Programming Starting August 1

WYFF 4 will expand its local television programming to include full CBS network coverage starting August 1, 2026, bringing CBS primetime shows, sports, and news to the Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson market on a new digital subchannel, according to station announcements. Viewers will access the new lineup on over-the-air subchannel WYFF 4.3 while the station’s primary channel and … Read more

Cyclospora infection reported in Mississippi

The Mississippi State Department of Health has reported five new cases of Cyclosporiasis across the coast, Delta, and Pine Belt regions. While a separate outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce has affected over 1,600 people in five other states, State Epidemiologist Dr. Renia Dotson confirmed that Mississippi’s current cases are not believed to be connected … Read more

Salzburg marks Mozart’s 270th birthday with mini statues

The Mozarteum Foundation has installed 300 gold-colored miniature statues of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his dog, Pimperl, across Salzburg to mark the composer’s 270th birth anniversary. Designed by German concept artist Ottmar Hörl, the 50-centimeter figures are placed in Mirabell Garden and former Mozart residences to humanize the genius and attract new audiences to his … Read more

NASA’s Historic Plan: Lighting the First Fire on the Moon

NASA plans to conduct the first-ever combustion experiments on the lunar surface through the Flammability of Materials on the Moon (FM2) project. According to NASA, these tests aim to determine how fire behaves in the moon’s gravity—roughly 16.667% of Earth’s—to establish safety protocols for future Artemis missions and permanent lunar bases. Why Lunar Gravity Creates … Read more

Stunning Time-Lapse Shows ISS Astronauts Capturing Dancing Auroras

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have captured high-resolution footage of the aurora australis, providing new insights into the atmospheric impact of intense solar activity. According to NASA, these displays are the result of particles and magnetism interacting with Earth’s upper atmosphere, a process known as space weather. Recent time-lapse imagery shared by astronaut … Read more