Bear spotted outside Northern Colorado school ready to head back to class
A small bear was spotted outside B.F. Kitchen Elementary School in southwest Loveland early Monday morning. From the…
Loss of kelp forests reverberates down to microbial level
image: An image shows the state shift from healthy kelp forest (top) to turf algae (bottom) that is…
Earth’s natural cooling shield is thinning, driving global temperatures higher
Earth’s natural cooling shield is thinning, driving global temperatures higher – Futura-Sciences August 31, 2026 3 min In…
SpaceX designed an orbital Vera Rubin. Radiation comes next.
SpaceX and Nvidia say they are adapting the Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale AI platform for orbital use, with…
Andrew Crommelin and Charles Davidson took the photograph that proved Einstein right about the universe in 1919. So why does history only remember Arthur Eddington’s name?
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. David…
Can we de-extinct the moa and more importantly, should we?
Could we de-extinct the moa? Colossal Biosciences calls itself an advanced genetics company that’s developing the science that…
Martian Astronomy: Percy Sees a ‘Phobos Eclipse’ From Mars
What’s so special about spotting Phobos crossing in front of the Sun? Sure. It’s just another image of…
Fifteen Britons among 261 foreigners missing in China after floods | Nepal-Tibet flood disaster
Fifteen British nationals are reported to be missing in China as the search continues for survivors of the…
Taiwan codeveloped satellite wins mission award
By Shelley Shan / Staff reporter The cube satellite developed by the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) in partnership…
A “quantum bath” puts quantum entanglement on autopilot
Future quantum computers may depend on the ability to connect widely separated modules through distributed entanglement. Until now,…
They brought back 48 species from the deep Pacific, and most have no name
One creature hauled up from the deep has only a single other known specimen on Earth, and the…
In May 2024, the Gannon geomagnetic storm—the strongest in more than two decades—compressed Earth’s plasmasphere to roughly one-fifth its previous radial extent, while the same disturbance pushed auroras unusually close to the equator, bringing the northern lights to Mexico and Japan and the southern lights across Australia.
For millions of people, the Gannon storm arrived as colour. Red auroras appeared over Mexico, blue and purple…