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Earth Has Lost More Than 12 Trillion Tons of Ice in 47 Years

Earth Has Lost More Than 12 Trillion Tons of Ice in 47 Years

Scientists say Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice in 47 years. This raised global sea levels by about 31.4 millimeters. Most ice loss came from glaciers flowing faster into the ocean, not from surface melting. Ice loss has accelerated since the 1990s.

China's High-Speed Rail Network Extends Further into Remote Areas

China’s High-Speed Rail Network Extends Further into Remote Areas

In September 2026, China’s high-speed rail network expanded further into remote areas. A key tunnel on the Xi’an-Chongqing line was completed 107 days ahead of schedule, and a direct train now connects the revolutionary bases of Ruijin and Yan’an.

Scientists Discover New Cat Species in Bolivia With a Leopard-Like Appearance

Scientists Discover New Cat Species in Bolivia With a Leopard-Like Appearance

Scientists have discovered a new species of wild cat in Bolivia. It is smaller than a house cat and has leopard-like spots. A local man found it as a kitten and brought it to a wildlife sanctuary. Researchers confirmed it is a new species through genetic testing.

Scientists Use AI to Decipher Ancient Roman Scrolls

Scientists Use AI to Decipher Ancient Roman Scrolls Sealed by Volcanic Ash for Millennia

Recently, scientists achieved a major breakthrough by using artificial intelligence and 3D X-ray imaging to “unroll” and read the ancient text digitally without touching the scrolls, unlocking lost philosophical works and historical secrets.