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AstraZeneca: Admitted that the COVID vaccine could cause rare thromboses

It is a document that was revealed in a trial following a collective lawsuit against the company - According to it "the vaccine can in very rare cases cause TTS or Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome"

The mysterious papyri that “revealed” Plato’s tomb (photos)

For years, researchers have been attempting to decode the papyri destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE using the famous "bionic eye"

Reuters: Elon Musk visits China as Tesla seeks self-driving technology rollout

Tesla reached an accord with Chinese authorities for a plant in Shanghai, its first outside the United States, in 2018

Former NASA engineer says he’s invented a thruster that doesn’t require propellant

But, we have some questions...

Voyager 1 sends back data for the first time in 5 months

Despite ongoing data analysis, initial observations indicate Voyager 1 is functioning well

Scientists accidentally discovered a new organ in the human body that had never been observed before

A group of scientists discovered a new organ in the human body while researching something entirely different

Former Naval Officer raises alarm about “world-changing” underwater UFO captured on video

So-called "unidentified submerged objects" or USOs could pose as large a threat as UFOs, the former admiral argues!

The physicist Peter Higgs, who discovered the “God particle,” has passed away

The discovery of the boson, the subatomic particle that bears his name, led to the Nobel Prize in Physics

NASA figured out why its Voyager 1 probe has been glitching for months

Corrupted memory hardware is causing the mission to transmit gibberish, but there may be a way to fix it

Space Force orders orbital service station to revive dead satellites

According to tracking service Orbiting Now, there are currently 9,707 satellites orbiting the planet right now

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