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EEnvironment Read More Europe braced for another day of extreme heat as warnings issued across UK, France and Italy – live | EuropeJune 25, 2026 Key events UK water operator imposes temporary hosepipe ban amid growing strain from heatwave Farryn Stock Over in…
SSpace Read More The JWST Spies Six Galaxies Becoming OneJune 25, 2026 The JWST has captured a kind of ancestral galactic portrait that highlights how modern galaxies and their black…
WWildlife Read More Crocodile discovered on balcony triggers arrest after 100 more reptiles foundJune 25, 2026 Hong Kong police have arrested a woman after the discovery of a 1.5-metre-long (4.9 feet) crocodile on her…
SScience Read More Physicists Detail Super Expansion Solar Magnetic CloudJune 25, 2026 A University of Iowa-led physics team has detailed the extreme expansion of a magnetic cloud that originated from…
EEnvironment Read More Mom and daughter transform backyard into native plant paradiseJune 25, 2026 Have you ever spent time in a backyard that felt like a natural oasis? An outdoor space that…
SSpace Read More Better Buy: SpaceX or the “Magnificent Seven”?June 25, 2026 For years, the members of the “Magnificent Seven” were among the 10 largest companies in the world by…
SScience Read More Innovation Comes Into Focus | Mirage NewsJune 25, 2026 A state-of-the-art facility where researchers can explore biological processes and new materials at the molecular level opened recently…
EEnvironment Read More Things to do in Canberra this week (26 June – 2 July)June 25, 2026 Warm up during some of winter’s coldest days with the Christmas in July markets. Photo: Christmas in July,…
SSpace Read More A Star Dying by the Wrong RulesJune 25, 2026 How do you watch a star die? If it lives alone, like our Sun, it’s rather more difficult.…
SScience Read More In November 2011, NASA launched a car-sized rover called Curiosity toward Mars on a planned two-year mission to look for evidence of ancient lakes and rivers — and almost 15 years later, the rover is still moving across the Martian surface, still drilling into rocks, and still transmitting data back to EarthJune 25, 2026 The Curiosity rover was given its name by a 12-year-old girl from Kansas named Clara Ma, who in…