New Moon Discovered to Have Pizza-Like Crust
Astronomers reveal a shocking discovery of a new moon made entirely of cheesy, crispy crust. Researchers are now considering launching a mission to taste-test.
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Scientists Find Evidence of Talking Trees in Forests
A groundbreaking study has found that trees in remote forests are capable of whispering to each other in a complex language. Experts are calling it "nature's secret society."
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Government Announces 3-Day Workweek for All
In an unprecedented move, the government has declared a new three-day workweek, citing improved productivity and employee happiness. Critics question how long it will last.
Read moreUnicorns Spotted in Remote Icelandic Mountains
Adventurers in Iceland have claimed to have witnessed a herd of unicorns near an uncharted mountain range. Biologists remain skeptical, while local tourism skyrockets.
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Aliens Offer Earth Free Wi-Fi, No Strings Attached
Extraterrestrial beings have reportedly made contact, offering Earth unlimited Wi-Fi access. In exchange, they demand nothing but a daily supply of pineapples.
Read moreCaffeine Banned After Causing 'Superhuman' Energy Spikes
A global ban on caffeine has been enacted after reports of people achieving superhuman feats—such as lifting cars—while under its influence. Experts warn of the dangerous side effects.
Read moreGiant Panda Declared World's New Fashion Icon
A giant panda from the Chengdu Wildlife Reserve has been crowned the world’s top fashion icon, gracing runways with its natural black-and-white fur patterns. Designers scramble to mimic the look.
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World's First Time-Traveling Tourist Arrives in 2025
A time traveler from the year 3025 has arrived in 2025, claiming to have come back to witness the "golden age of oddity." Authorities are skeptical but intrigued by the implications.
Read moreScientists Create World's First Edible Smartphone
In a groundbreaking innovation, scientists have developed a smartphone that can be eaten after use. The device is made from organic materials and is said to be "deliciously functional."
Read moreAlien Life Discovered in Backyard Garden
A suburban family has discovered a new form of alien life thriving in their backyard garden. Scientists are baffled by the creature's ability to photosynthesize and communicate through light.
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Bicycle Riders Demand Lanes Made of Marshmallows
Cyclists everywhere are calling for roads to be paved with soft, bouncy marshmallows, claiming it will reduce accidents and increase snack opportunities. Helmet sales have plummeted, but s'mores sales are at an all-time high.
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City Introduces Singing Trams to Boost Commuter Morale
In a bid to make public transportation more entertaining, the city has unveiled trams that burst into song at every stop. Riders report spontaneous dance parties and occasional confusion when trams sing off-key.
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City Hires Flocks of Trained Seagulls for Garbage Collection
In a bold move to tackle overflowing trash bins, city officials have enlisted highly trained seagulls to collect garbage. Residents report mixed results: while the birds are efficient, some have started demanding fries as payment and organizing union meetings on rooftops.
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