WWildlife Read More Whale Peel-Harvey Estuary: Fears for ‘panicked’ whale swimming in WA estuary for more than a weekJuly 7, 2026 Fears are growing for a juvenile whale that has spent more than a week in a Western Australia…
SScience Read More New Space Mission To Uncover Hidden History Of GalaxiesJuly 7, 2026 The University of Portsmouth has played a leading scientific role in a major new European Space Agency (ESA)…
EEnvironment Read More Ugandan Coffee Growers Shrug Off Drought Thanks to Regenerative AgricultureJuly 7, 2026 Cover cropping between the coffee plants – credit, KCL officer Aventino Ssentume, provided to the IUCN Among the…
SSpace Read More Chinese scientists find the best way to nuke an asteroid on its way to impact EarthJuly 7, 2026 How do you stop a large, threatening asteroid on its way to Earth? A new Chinese paper, investigating…
PPhysics Read More Antineutrino detectors could spot signs that a fusion reactor is producing weapons-grade plutonium – Physics WorldJuly 7, 2026 Antineutrino detectors could spot signs that a fusion reactor is producing weapons-grade plutonium – Physics World Skip to…
WWildlife Read More Sightings off Southern Africa suggest blue and fin whales may be reboundingJuly 7, 2026 Sightings of blue whales and fin whales off Southern Africa’s Atlantic coast have increased in recent…
SScience Read More Research Links Local Ties to Hurricane ResponseJuly 7, 2026 For U.S. coastal residents, storm surge is among the deadliest hurricane hazards, causing catastrophic property damage and loss…
EEnvironment Read More Expanding our Heat Resilience data to 50+ global citiesJuly 7, 2026 Approximately 500,000 deaths every year are attributed to extreme heat, a crisis intensified by the urban heat island…
SSpace Read More SpaceX just launched the 1st-ever nuclear-powered commercial satelliteJuly 7, 2026 The world’s first commercially built nuclear-powered satellite has reached orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. The BOHR…
PPhysics Read More We tend to think of the universe as roughly uniform, with galaxies scattered in every direction — but the Boötes Void, discovered in 1981 during a redshift survey, is a vast cosmic underdensity up to 330 million light-years across, containing only a few dozen known galaxies where thousands might otherwise be expectedJuly 7, 2026 On the scale of the whole observable universe, matter is assumed to be spread out fairly evenly: enough…
WWildlife Read More Hunt for owner of rope linked to sad incident 200m off Aussie coastJuly 7, 2026 Fishing gear that entangled a 15-metre whale has been retained by authorities as they believe it may help…
SScience Read More The Milky Way’s Arms May Stretch Farther Than We ThoughtJuly 7, 2026 By observing light from the most powerful explosions in the universe bouncing off dust clouds in the Milky…