EEconomy Read More Western Europe heatwaves hit GDP, food and insuranceJuly 30, 2026 People are silhouetted against the setting sun in Berlin on June 19, 2026 in Berlin, Germany. A heat…
EEnvironment Read More Why consumers are choosing solar over fossil fuelsJuly 30, 2026 People across the world have woken up to the fact that renewable energy is a source of local…
SSpace Read More 750 Indian schoolgirls conducted experiments within their schools and failed. Now their reworked satellite orbits the Earth near the ISS |July 30, 2026 The experiments prepared by 750 schoolgirls from India failed on their first try in 2022. But later, it…
SScience Read More Cigarette smoke extract primes airway cells for greater nanoplastic damageJuly 30, 2026 A laboratory model reveals how smoke-damaged epithelial barriers may leave airway cells more vulnerable to a second environmental…
EEnvironment Read More Cheap solar could help Australia become more than just a ‘dig and ship’ economyJuly 30, 2026 When it comes to domestic solar and battery installations, Australia is a trendsetter. More than four million homes…
SSpace Read More Exclusive: SpaceX moves to keep Chinese nationals, parts out of supply chainJuly 30, 2026 Technology Industry leader aims to insulate US space program from China influence Elon Musk-led SpaceX is instructing partners…
PPhysics Read More ‘We’re fighting’: the physicists trying to save Jodrell Bank Observatory – The TimesJuly 30, 2026 ‘We’re fighting’: the physicists trying to save Jodrell Bank Observatory The TimesWorld-class Jodrell Bank is under threat and UK…
SScience Read More Learn How to Combat Aphids on RosesJuly 30, 2026 Roses are at their peak blooming during the summer months – it is a time of celebration for…
EEnvironment Read More Climate change could spell disaster for industrial giants like Bosch, Daimler and BASF if the Rhine river dries outJuly 30, 2026 Javier Blas July 30, 2026 — 5:00amSave You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items…
SSpace Read More NASA’s Mars helicopter was built to prove that flight was possible in an atmosphere one percent as thick as Earth’s, and it was expected to manage five flights over thirty days, but it flew 72 times across almost three years before a hard landing shattered its rotor blades, and it now sits where it landed, still recording the weather.July 30, 2026 Ingenuity’s flying career ended on 18 January 2024, but the machine did not simply switch off. After its…
PPhysics Read More Scientists unravel new physics after laser diffracts in chiral pattersJuly 30, 2026 Scientists at the Institute of Industrial Science (IIS) at the University of Tokyo in Japan have come across…
SScience Read More Surf and turf: scientists discover dino 'crime scene' in QLD outback – The North West StarJuly 30, 2026 Surf and turf: scientists discover dino ‘crime scene’ in QLD outback The North West StarPrehistoric ‘murder scene’ reveals ‘unbelievable’…