WWildlife Read More The Tense Moment a Bear Crossed Paths With a Tour GroupJune 29, 2026 This dramatic video shows a bear fresh out of hibernation sliding down a snowy slope toward a valley.The…
SScience Read More Top researcher appointed inaugural Dr Patricia Kailis Chair in Rare DiseasesJune 29, 2026 Internationally recognised leader in rare neuromuscular disease research Professor Gina Ravenscroft has been appointed the inaugural Dr Patricia…
EEnvironment Read More Venezuela earthquake: father and son found alive in rubble after four days as death toll nears 1,500 | VenezuelaJune 29, 2026 A man and his teenage son were found alive under the rubble in Venezuela on Sunday, in a…
SSpace Read More Europa’s Ice Shell Secrets Unlocked by Ground Radar StudyJune 29, 2026 Jupiter’s moon, Europa, has become high-value real estate for astrobiologists and the search for life beyond Earth. This…
WWildlife Read More See it: Great white shark feeds on dead whale off the coast of Rhode IslandJune 29, 2026 SEE IT: A great white shark feeds on a dead whale off the coast of Rhode Island, as…
SScience Read More NASA Swift rescue mission spacecraft will bump telescope back into orbitJune 29, 2026 US space agency NASA is racing to save an aging telescope from falling back to Earth with a…
SSpace Read More Feedback from Young Stars Influences Galaxy EvolutionJune 29, 2026 When you look at the Milky Way stretching across the sky, it shows the result of billions of…
WWildlife Read More PNG’s Tenkile Tree Kangaroo revived from the brink of extinctionJune 29, 2026 The population of endangered Tenkile Tree Kangaroo is increasing thanks to the work of conservation groups, local landowners…
SScience Read More Human Activity Fuels Retreat of Fastest Melting GlacierJune 29, 2026 Human-driven climate change significantly intensified the retreat of one the most important glaciers in the Antarctica during the…
SSpace Read More Solar storm stunned scientists by swelling far faster than expectedJune 29, 2026 The sun throws clouds of hot, magnetized gas into space on a regular basis. For years, scientists figured…
SScience Read More New Research Traces Origins of Human LaughterJune 29, 2026 The way humans laugh — in rapid, rhythmically timed bursts — is not uniquely ours. New research by…
EEnvironment Read More Long-term multiple global change interactions amplify belowground carbon allocationJune 29, 2026 Giardina, C. P., Litton, C. M., Crow, S. E. & Asner, G. P. Warming-related increases in soil CO2…