Science

What if satellites could spot a wildfire when it was still little more than a patch of heat…

Tanystylum kiixin, a new species of sea spider, with round eggs inside its legs. Cormac Toler-Scott/The University of…

Astronomers have catalogued billions of stars and hundreds of billions of galaxies. We have found thousands of planets…

The coral reefs at Palmyra Atoll in the remote Pacific Ocean are some of the healthiest in the…

SpaceX’s Starship-Super Heavy rocket stands at Pad 2 at Starbase prior to the Starship Flight 14 mission. Image:…

Approximately 63 light-years from Earth lies a planetary system so young that it’s less than 1 percent as…

Early-morning kayakers have been treated to the rare sight of a pod of dolphins frolicking in Sydney Harbour…

Scientists used the precisely recorded 79 CE eruption of Mount Vesuvius to recalibrate argon-argon dating, reducing uncertainty for…

A landfill in New Haven, Connecticut, stopped accepting trash more than two decades ago, but its working life…

The asteroid Bennu was shaped on the boundary between hot and cold in the dusty disk that formed…

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Paul McCartney, PC: Wikipedia Paul McCartney is among hundreds of public figures backing a new international campaign calling…

Jeff Bezos has given $26 million for satellites so advanced that they can spot a fire the size of two parking spaces from space, and they have sent their first images. Once fully live, FireSat will save forest land twice the size of Rhode Island from getting burned each year in the US