PPhysics Read More A superconductivity record that stood for 30 years has been brokenJune 28, 2026 For more than 30 years, one number stood as a stubborn barrier in superconductivity research: 133 kelvin, or…
SScience Read More Yellowstone’s supervolcano may be fueled by something unexpectedJune 28, 2026 Supereruptions are among the most powerful volcanic events on Earth. These massive eruptions release more than 1,000 cubic…
SSpace Read More Distant galaxy could produce universe’s most mysterious particlesJune 28, 2026 A distant star-forming galaxy nicknamed the “Shadow Blaster” could have sent a ghostly cosmic particle hurtling toward Earth.…
SScience Read More In 2020, something near the centre of the Milky Way switched on and off six times in radio waves, then disappeared from every follow-up search in X-rays and infrared — leaving astronomers with only the name ASKAP J173608.2−321635 and the possibility of an entirely new kind of object.June 28, 2026 ASKAP J173608.2-321635 is not a name built for memory. It is a coordinate label, the kind astronomers use…
EEnvironment Read More NSW Coalition energy plan: How the opposition plans to move renewable projects to Sydney, Newcastle and WollongongJune 28, 2026 Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add…
SSpace Read More Antenna array could provide protected tactical satellite communications in low-Earth orbit | MIT NewsJune 28, 2026 Preventing adversaries from interfering with communications is crucial to national security. Tactical satellite communications (SATCOM) focus on securing reliable…
WWildlife Read More Shark bites are down globally – so why are they going up in Australia? It’s complicated | EnvironmentJune 28, 2026 Shark bites are traumatic and can spark fear and anger alongside tragedy. Around the world, the trend is…
SScience Read More Complex life may have started before Earth had much oxygen at all. A University of Bristol-led Nature study found that the ancient archaeal lineage behind all plants, animals and fungi began developing complex cellular machinery in anoxic oceans almost 2.9 billion years ago — nearly a billion years earlier than some scientists thought.June 28, 2026 Complex life is usually told as an oxygen story. First Earth changed, then life became more complicated: oxygen…
EEnvironment Read More China Isn’t Giving Up On Coal Despite Green Energy GoalsJune 28, 2026 Chinese authorities are not restricting coal power growth in the new five-year energy plan as Beijing doubles down…
SSpace Read More Hot Jupiter CoRoT-2b Rotates Backward to OrbitJune 28, 2026 Hot Jupiter exoplanets have completely changed how we look at the universe. This is because before the first…
WWildlife Read More Rescued from Assam, ailing elephant Maniki begins a new chapter at Anant Ambani’s Vantara | India NewsJune 28, 2026 After years of suffering, a 48-year-old elephant named Maniki has been safely transported to Vantara in Jamnagar for…
SScience Read More A rare supernova peeled back a star’s layers and revealed a hidden secretJune 28, 2026 Astronomers have glimpsed the inner structure of a dying star in a rare kind of cosmic explosion called…