SScience & Environment3 months agoStudy Finds Marine-Derived Microbes Active Around Antarctica’s Blood FallsA 2026 study found marine-derived micro-eukaryotes and RNA evidence of activity around Antarctica’s Blood Falls, while leaving their history unresolved.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoReported King Cobra Nest Prompts Restrictions in Nepal Community ForestAccording to a local report, forest users in Nepal's Dang District found what was identified as a king cobra nest on July 15. The community forest user group restricted nearby resource collection while officials and a conservationist monitored the site.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoJuno Measures Heat Beneath Io's Surface for the First TimeNASA's Juno spacecraft measured temperature several metres beneath Io's surface, revealing a steep rise. Two models could explain the signal, so the finding is not a map of magma.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoResearchers Identify Previously Unreported Alloy in Debris from the Hiroshima Atomic BombingA 2026 Science Advances study describes one roughly 8–10-micrometre alloy grain in hiroshimaite debris. Its composition and cubic crystal structure were measured; its proposed formation through vapour condensation and rapid cooling remains an inference.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoNASA Schedules Anil Menon’s First Spacewalk for August 6NASA says Anil Menon and Jessica Meir are scheduled to step outside the International Space Station on August 6 to prepare its 3B power channel for another roll-out solar array.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoHubble Study Finds Andromeda’s Star Formation Has Slowed for 500 Million YearsAstronomers mapped about 200 million stars to trace a long decline in Andromeda’s star-making activity, including a sharper slowdown over the past 40 million years.Read article
Science & Environment3 months agoAustralia’s Solar Sharer Offer Gives Eligible Households Three Free Power Hours a DayEligible smart-meter households in three Australian regions can opt into a daily midday free-power window, but supply charges and other electricity costs still apply.Read article
Science & Environment4 months agoWhat Beatriz Flamini's 500 Days in a Cave Tell Us About TimeBeatriz Flamini spent 500 days in a Spanish cave with no daylight, clocks or outside news. Her Time Cave story shows how isolation can blur time, memory and routine.Read article
Science & Environment4 months agoEurope's Heatwave Shows Why Roads and Rails Are Under StrainEurope's late-June heatwave broke records and strained roads, rail tracks, power systems and public services. The bigger lesson is that infrastructure built for milder summers is being tested.Read article
Science & Environment4 months agoGravastars: The Black Hole Lookalikes That Could Hide Tiny UniversesA careful look at a theoretical gravastar model, how it differs from a black hole, and why the idea remains unproven.Read article
Science & Environment5 months ago141 Roman Gold Coins Found in Luxembourg Reveal a Late Empire SecretArchaeologists uncovered 141 Roman gold coins near Holzthum, Luxembourg, revealing rare clues about wealth, fear and power at the edge of the late Roman Empire.Read article
Science & Environment5 months agoUpcoming Comet Viewings in 2026: Best Dates, Visibility and Watching TipsA practical guide to the main comet viewing opportunities in 2026, including C/2025 R3 PanSTARRS, 10P/Tempel 2, 169P/NEAT, 161P/Hartley-IRAS and 2P/Encke.Read article
Science & Environmentover 1 year agoA star system located 3,000 light years away will be visible due to an upcoming cosmic eventThe blast will be noticeable to the unaided eye utilizing optics and can be found close to the Crown Borealis star grouping, which shows up as a little circular segment close to Bootes and Hercules.Read article
Science & Environmentover 1 year agoIs your home under threat from Space Junk?Recently, a space junk from the International Space Station hit a house in the USA. Do you have to be worried?Read article
