WWildlife Read More Watarrka waterhole live stream a window into secret life of NT desertSeptember 17, 2026 In the red heart of Central Australia, a dingo wanders to the edge of a waterhole. A wedge-tailed…
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EEnvironment Read More Access-to-nature crisis ‘on par with that of Victorian Britain’s filthy air’ | Access to green spaceSeptember 17, 2026 Nearly half of all parliamentary constituencies in England have low access to nature despite a government target to…
SSpace Read More NASA scientist’s chance Moon discovery reveals once-in-a-lifetime craterSeptember 17, 2026 When NASA scientist Robert Wagner first noticed a “bright spot” on the surface of the Moon in 2025…
PPhysics Read More Inverted phosphorescent OLEDs with plasmon coupling from quantum dot interlayers for enhanced efficiencySeptember 17, 2026 Kang, K., Byeon, I., Kim, Y. G., Choi, J. R. & Kim, D. Nanostructures in organic light-emitting diodes:…
WWildlife Read More In 2013, St Agnes and Gugh began removing invasive rats brought by 18th-century shipwrecks; 12 years later, Manx shearwater breeding sites rose from 22 to a record 225September 17, 2026 In the latest 2025 monitoring data, St Agnes and Gugh recorded 225 apparently occupied breeding sites (AOBs) for…
SScience Read More ‘Eww, that’s disgusting.’ Bizarre dolphin behaviour filmed on Great Barrier ReefSeptember 17, 2026 Marine researchers in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef were astounded when they saw a bottlenose dolphin chasing a bigeye trevally until…
EEnvironment Read More The water cycle you learned about at school is off balanceSeptember 17, 2026 The water cycle you were taught in school is being thrown off balance by fossil fuel pollution, bringing…
SSpace Read More NASA’s New Horizons spots signs of liquid nitrogen flowing on PlutoSeptember 17, 2026 A new analysis led by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) suggests that liquid nitrogen may be moving upward through…
PPhysics Read More While a human operator reacts to a fusion plasma in seconds and its instabilities grow in thousandths of one, a controller ran a San Diego tokamak’s six microwave heaters 50 times a second, called a magnetic tear 200 milliseconds early and put current where it would have formedSeptember 17, 2026 KeysQuestions4Vehicle1 The PACMAN controller running on a real tokamak isn’t a chatbot bolted onto a press release —…
WWildlife Read More NParks seizes 101 illegally kept wild animals in islandwide raid, with 13 found deadSeptember 17, 2026 QUARANTINE AND CARE The animals will undergo mandatory quarantine of up to six months because their origins are…
SScience Read More Carina Nebula’s Treasure Chest: 2026 APOD HighlightSeptember 17, 2026 APOD Astronomy Picture of the Day Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our…