BREAKING: After 40 years of searching, scientists might have discovered the best-yet evidence for dark matter, the mysterious invisible stuff that outweighs ordinary matter 5-to-1.
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🇳🇴 🇮🇱 The team currently playing England has a story bigger than football...
Norway didn't just beat Israel 5-0 behind a Haaland HAT-TRICK.
They donated every ticket dollar to Gaza medical relief, pushed for Israel to be barred from qualifying, and that Oslo rout became the critical blow that kept Israel OUT of this World Cup.
Their FA president: we won't be indifferent to the suffering.
Some teams carry more than a badge.
Source: ScoopEmpire / Writer: Daniel
“Cape Verde. Thank you, on behalf of the world. You made us dream and watch your dreams lived out in real time. We’ll never forget you.” - @stuholden
People will never forget this run by Cape Verde 🇨🇻
We have to pay tribute to the great Luka Modrić.
At 40 years old, he has played his final ever World Cup game for Croatia. It has been an absolute joy watching him play football on the biggest stage of all — the elegance, the control, the intelligence, the class.
One of the greatest midfielders this game has ever seen. 🇭🇷
🇵🇾Drama at the World Cup.
Paraguay's Miguel Almirón was shown a RED CARD after a heated altercation with Turkey's players, covering his mouth as the words flew.
Whatever he said, the ref decided it was a sending-off.
We’re Ready! The official video for DAI DAI, the FIFA World Cup Official 2026 song is here! ⚽️🐺 @burnaboy https://t.co/kXfEuINE0D
A big thank you to Leo Messi, Mbappé, Luis Díaz, Vinícius Jr, Rodri, Takefusa Kubo, Santiago Giménez, Alphonso Davies, Jamal Musiala, Christian Pulisic, Harry Kane and Erling Haaland
Anything that is alive is in a continual state of change and movement.
The moment that you rest, thinking that you have attained the level you desire, a part of your mind enters a phase of decay.
We must make ourselves study as deeply as possible the technology we use, the functioning of the group we work in, the economics of our field, its lifeblood.
We must constantly ask the questions—how do things work, how do decisions get made, how does the group interact?
WHY DOES ANYTHING EXIST AT ALL? SCIENTISTS RACE TO SOLVE THE COSMIC MYSTERY
Deep beneath South Dakota and high in the Japanese Alps, scientists are building rival mega-labs to answer the most profound question in physics: why the universe exists.
At the heart of the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) in the U.S. and Japan’s Hyper-K project are elusive particles called neutrinos.
These near-massless particles could explain why matter survived the Big Bang while antimatter vanished.
Both labs will fire neutrino beams through the Earth to detect subtle differences in behavior between matter and antimatter.
First results are years away, but the race is on—and the prize is our origin.
Source: BBC