Nature study identifies a new way to spot nuclear weapons in orbit
NEW YORK — A study published last week in Nature Astronomy has proposed a new satellite design and…
NParks to expand crow shooting operations to more districts after culling over 500 birds
SINGAPORE: After culling more than 500 crows since the start of shooting operations in March, the National Parks…
11 Years After Historic Flyby, Scientists Discover Giant Landslides on Pluto
In July 2015, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft gave us our first look at Pluto’s surface in spectacular detail.…
B.C.’s southern interior remains most drought stricken part of the province
(Image Credit: CFJC File Photo) By Elora McCormack Drought Conditions Jul 16, 2026 | 11:07 AM KAMLOOPS —…
Chinese scientists have bad news on having babies in space. But there is a silver lining
If the future of humanity lies in the vast expanse of space, could humans actually perpetuate the species…
How penguins are pushing their prey out of reach
Large seabird colonies carry a strange signature. A ring of thinner food forms around them, so the birds…
Four first-time astronauts with only four hours of training took the first diagnostic X-rays ever captured on human beings in orbit, and radiologists on the ground judged the images clinically usable enough to catch a fracture a quarter-million miles from the nearest hospital
The first X-ray ever taken of a human body, in 1895, was of Wilhelm Röntgen’s wife’s hand, wedding…
National Academies Report Backs Climate Change Attribution Science
The nation’s top scientific advisory body issued a report on Thursday backing a growing field of science that…
Young gas giant challenges a leading theory of planet formation
Astronomers have measured the mix of two forms of carbon in the atmosphere of Beta Pictoris b, a…
Large Bear and Family Dog Hang Out in Colorado Backyard
A Colorado homeowner captured an unlikely photo earlier this week—a large black bear lounging in his neighbor’s backyard…
Satellite Images of Pengiun Poo Reveal Climate Change’s Impact on the Species
Climate Change, characterized by rising temperatures, sea levels, and ocean acidity, poses an existential risk to countless species…
Canada’s Wildfires Are Burning Through the Night
Under cover of night is when firefighters perform some of the most essential work of starving a wildfire.…