NZ ‘sleepwalking into catastrophe’ as feral deer crisis spirals out of control
History is repeating itself across New Zealand’s back country and farms but this time there are no good…
Movement Strategies During the Penultimate and Final Steps of a Change of Direction Following Arthroscopic Partial Meniscectomy
Persistent knee offloading is well-documented after arthroscopic partial meniscectomy (APM). Yet, it remains unclear if this extends to…
Powerful Category 2 Hurricane Lowell makes a rare direct hit on Hawaii as conditions worsen
Hawaii is on high alert as Hurricane Lowell approaches the islands, potentially bringing heavy rain, flooding, power outages…
Europe’s biggest mobile operators in talks for satellite-to-mobile venture, Bloomberg News reports
Sept 7 : Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Vodafone Group and Telefonica are in early talks to create a consortium…
Balancing an egg: How scientists built a floating magnet to hunt dark matter
A magnet the thickness of a few sheets of paper floats in mid-air with essentially no friction. It…
‘So big and so close’: going on a bear hunt in northern Spain | Spain holidays
Once upon a time, in the woods outside Pola de Somiedo, lived a family of Cantabrian brown bears.…
Super-Resolution Imaging Unveils Living Cell Details
A new fluorescence microscopy technique that generates super-resolution images from a single camera exposure could help researchers study…
Melbourne began pumping its sewage onto paddocks west of the city in 1897. The 10,500-hectare site that grew out of that arrangement now treats around 500 megaliters a day and holds close to 300 bird species, some of them flying in from Siberia, on a site where birdwatching normally requires a permit.
Melbourne’s biggest sewage plant is also one of the best places to watch birds in Australia. Close to…
10 photos that show what the sun actually looks like up close
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Kelvin–Helmholtz Instabilities Found To Drive Plasma Mixing On The Sun
As easy as the Sun is to observe, it’s simultaneously very hard to study due to how extreme…
Did you know which marine animal still completely eludes scientists?
Far beneath the ocean surface, an elusive, shadowy figure slips through the depths, evading even the most determined…
Hannah Cooper sends postcards from Karijini National Park with Canada Goose
In partnership with Canada Goose I’m a self-confessed ‘Urban explorer’. I usually feel most comfortable when surrounded…