SScience Read More SpaceX rocket taxi returns after Roman Telescope launch photo of the day for Sept. 8, 2026September 8, 2026 This might look like a rocket launching off Earth, but it’s actually a rocket booster perfectly landing on…
EEnvironment Read More Scientists Studied 2,580 Ocean Heatwaves and Found a Hidden Source of Heat They Had Been MissingSeptember 8, 2026 Marine heatwaves could be exposing coastal ecosystems to much more accumulated heat than scientists previously thought. A new…
SSpace Read More NASA Technique for Manipulating Satellite Photos Now Reveals Ancient Images September 8, 2026 Algorithm NASA first applied to satellite imagery is now used to peer into antiquity High in the central tower…
PPhysics Read More Some Black Holes Grow Much Faster Than Their GalaxiesSeptember 8, 2026 Nearly every galaxy has a supermassive black hole. The few that don’t have had theirs ejected during a…
WWildlife Read More Crocodile head found in luggage at Italian airport | Illegal wildlife tradeSeptember 8, 2026 An Italian man is facing a hefty fine or possible prison term after the dried head of a…
SScience Read More Scientists Monitor Atlantic Ocean ChangesSeptember 8, 2026 The year is 2060. London shudders through months of Nordic winter freezes. Across northern Europe, oak and beech…
EEnvironment Read More The U.S.’s deadliest disaster brought destruction to CanadaSeptember 8, 2026 The hurricane that tore through Galveston, Texas, on the night of Sept. 8, 1900, remains the deadliest natural…
SSpace Read More Stoke Space raises another billion to rival SpaceX at re-flying rocketsSeptember 8, 2026 The fuel for a fully reusable rocket that can unlock truly low-cost access to space isn’t methane or…
PPhysics Read More Superconducting circuits hit world’s first 3.8M junction densitySeptember 8, 2026 Imec has demonstrated a world-first density for a superconducting circuit, packing 3.8 million Josephson junctions into one square…
WWildlife Read More A fossil pincer more than 159 millimetres long has been identified as a scorpion’s, after a century in which the animal was most often filed among the crustaceans, and the scorpion reading was still being rejected in 2024September 8, 2026 A fossil pincer held at the Natural History Museum in London is more than 159 millimetres long. One…
SScience Read More The Vela Incident: Did an American satellite detect a secret nuclear test in 1979?September 8, 2026 It began with an unusual flash detected off the coast of South Africa by an aging American satellite…
EEnvironment Read More 10 Elusive Animals That Finally Showed Up for the CamerasSeptember 8, 2026 No person today has seen a living woolly mammoth. And unless a big tech company produces a clone,…