February 8, 2026

AutoFlight Unveils World’s Largest Flying Car Amid China’s eVTOL Race

Shanghai-based AutoFlight revealed Matrix, the largest eVTOL aircraft, carrying 10 passengers. China moves fast to set rules as the low-altitude economy grows.

February 8, 2026

Japan’s Black Bears Enter Towns Drawn by Leftover Fruits, Not Hunger: Study

A study from western Japan reveals black bears invade human areas not due to starvation but because of leftover fruits on farms. Even when acorns were scarce, bears remained well-fed but attracted by easy meals like fallen persimmons. Experts urge clearing fallen fruit to keep bears away.

February 8, 2026

Australia's Stunning Climate: Deserts Meet Rainforests and Coral Reefs

Australia is a land of contrasts where dry deserts and lush rainforests exist side by side. Its unique geography creates extreme climates that surprise travellers and scientists alike.

February 8, 2026

New Mexico’s Bandera Volcano Ice Cave: A Frozen Arctic World in a Scorching Desert

Deep in New Mexico’s desert lies the Bandera Volcano Ice Cave, a 3,400-year-old natural freezer holding ice 20 feet thick at a steady 31°F. This lava tube traps cold air and supports rare arctic algae, creating a surprising icy world amid desert heat.

February 8, 2026

Chinese Civilisation Dates Back 8,000 Years: Archaeologist Feng Shi's Bold Claim

Renowned archaeologist Feng Shi argues Chinese civilisation is 8,000 years old, far older than the accepted 5,000 years. He points to ancient astronomical skills as proof.