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Earlier this year, Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser, a marine biologist, along with her team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, went diving on something unusual: World War Two wrecks scattered across the Pacific seafloor. The research sites included Palau and the Solomon Islands, where decades-old wrecks have become home to coral communities.

U.S. jobless aid applications increased by one thousand last week. Filings for unemployment benefits reached one hundred ninety-nine thousand for the week. This figure represents a slight rise from the previous week's revised number. Layoffs continue to remain within a historically healthy range for recent years. The Labor Department reported these figures on Thursday.

In the 1960s, as the United States and the Soviet Union competed for technological and military dominance during the Cold War, American spy satellites photographed something extraordinary along the shores of the Caspian Sea. Stretching almost 100 metres in length, the enormous craft appeared far too large to be a conventional aircraft, yet intelligence analysts observed it travelling rapidly across the water.