Jessica Hodge+FollowThis Rare Cosmic Lineup = Money Moves?Okay, this is wild: January 2026 kicks off with a super-rare planetary pileup in Capricorn, and astrologers are buzzing that it’s a once-in-a-decade chance for financial clarity. Mercury, Venus, Mars, and the Sun are all teaming up, which means major money and career vibes—especially for Capricorn, Taurus, Aries, and Aquarius. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get your financial life together, this is it. Anyone else suddenly feeling motivated to make a vision board? #Science #Astrology #CapricornSeason90Share
Michael Flores+FollowShark Attack Survival Story You Won’t BelieveImagine going for a swim off the Chilean coast and ending up in a real-life horror movie. Heather Boswell was just 19 when a 16ft great white shark attacked her, biting off her leg—while the whole thing was caught on camera! She says it didn’t even hurt at first, just felt like a weird pop. Her crew literally fought the shark off with a broomstick. Her story’s been on Shark Week and Oprah, and it’s honestly wild she survived. #Science #SharkAttack #SurvivalStory60Share
Tamara Jones+FollowChina’s Fusion Breakthrough Could Change EverythingDid you see this? Chinese scientists just smashed a major barrier in nuclear fusion research, getting us way closer to clean, limitless energy. They found a way to push plasma density past the old limits without causing the usual chaos, which could mean fusion power plants are finally in reach. Imagine a world with affordable, pollution-free energy! There are still hurdles, like nuclear waste and costs, but this is a huge leap. Would you want your tax dollars funding fusion? #Science #NuclearFusion #CleanEnergy00Share
Michael Flores+FollowThere’s a Giant Ocean Hole Full of Wild VirusesScientists just found a massive sinkhole under the South China Sea that’s basically a vault for microscopic life—and it’s packed with 1,700 mysterious viruses, most of which are totally new to science. Instead of just being “bad guys,” these viruses might actually be secret engineers of the ocean, shaping ecosystems and even the climate. It’s like a real-life sci-fi lab at the bottom of the sea, and we’re only just starting to crack the code! #Science #OceanMysteries #ScienceNews00Share
James Brady+FollowPurple Isn’t Real?! Mind. Blown.Get this: the color purple doesn’t actually exist in the physical world. When you see purple, your brain is basically faking it by blending red and blue light together—there’s no actual purple wavelength out there! That means every purple flower, shirt, or sunset you’ve ever seen is just your brain pulling off a wild magic trick. Kinda makes you wonder what else your mind is inventing, right? Reality is weirder than we thought! #Science #ScienceFacts #MindBlown00Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowLionfish Are Taking Over the Med!Did you know lionfish are basically throwing a wild breeding party in the Mediterranean? Thanks to warmer waters, these spiky invaders are outcompeting local fish, spawning for most of the year while native species get just a few months. Scientists are worried this could wreck local fisheries and biodiversity. Some folks are fighting back by eating them (lionfish tacos, anyone?), but experts say we need bigger solutions. Would you try lionfish if it helped the ocean? #Science #LionfishInvasion #Mediterranean30Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowAncient 26-Foot Giants That Aren’t Trees?!Imagine walking through Scotland and stumbling on fossils of 26-foot-tall columns that ruled Earth before trees even existed. Scientists just revealed these Prototaxites weren’t plants, animals, or fungi—but a totally new, now-extinct branch of life! For over a century, experts argued if they were trees or giant mushrooms, but new research says nope, they’re something else entirely. Basically, Earth’s OG giants were weird, mysterious, and have no living relatives. Nature is wild! #Science #FossilFinds #ScienceNews20Share
martinezlaura+FollowCharleston’s hidden shark tooth goldmineCharleston’s waterways are packed with ancient shark teeth and fossils, making local beaches and rivers a real-life treasure hunt for anyone willing to look. Folks like Grant Martin have turned this passion into a lifestyle, diving and scouring for everything from megalodon teeth to centuries-old bottles. But it’s not just about collecting—these finds often become unique jewelry or art, connecting us to the city’s deep history. South Carolina even has special rules for hobbyists, so if you’re thinking of joining in, remember to respect the environment and leave some treasures for others. Have you ever found something amazing on a Charleston beach? #Science #Charleston #SharkTeeth00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowInvasive snails shake up P.E.I. pondsA European snail species has just been found in Prince Edward Island for the first time, and it’s got local scientists worried. The big-eared Radix, likely dumped from someone’s aquarium, could threaten native snails and disrupt the food chain for fish. What’s even more concerning is how little we know about freshwater snails on the island—only a handful of ponds have ever been checked. With climate change making it easier for new species to settle in, experts are urging pet owners not to release aquarium critters into the wild. How should we balance pet ownership and protecting our environment? #Science #PrinceEdwardIsland #InvasiveSpecies00Share
Michelle York+FollowAlbuquerque adventures for Aquarius seasonAquarius season is the perfect excuse to shake up your routine and dive into Albuquerque’s most offbeat experiences. Whether you’re craving fresh art at 516 ARTS, weaving your own tapestry at Fiber Arts on 4th, or hitting the slopes at Sandia Peak, there’s something for every curious spirit. Foodies can snack on arepas, crepe cones, or even grab cookies from a 24/7 ATM! For a cozy stay, historic adobe homes and Route 66-inspired hotels await. What’s your favorite local spot that satisfies your inner explorer? Let’s swap recommendations and make this Aquarius season unforgettable! #Science #Albuquerque #AquariusSeason00Share
