SSpace Read More In a First For Science, A Satellite Has Identified What It’s Seeing From Space : ScienceAlertJuly 1, 2026 The standard approach to satellite imagery is to snap huge batches of pictures and beam them back to…
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WWildlife Read More Ontario uses drones to track down invasive wild pigs. What to knowJuly 1, 2026 Ontario is bringing home the bacon, or at least trying to by deploying drones with thermal cameras to…
SScience Read More New laser spring offers new ways to drive plasmaJuly 1, 2026 Scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and the University of California, Irvine have designed a new high-intensity…
EEnvironment Read More I walked across Canada and it changed what I thought I knew about itJuly 1, 2026 This First Person column is written by Sonya Richmond, who lives in London, Ont. For more information about…
SSpace Read More Powerful X-class solar flare triggers radio blackouts across North AmericaJuly 1, 2026 A restless Earth-facing sunspot unleashed a powerful X-class solar flare on June 30, triggering radio blackouts across parts…
WWildlife Read More Contender, the largest male great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, is on the move againJuly 1, 2026 Contender, a 14-foot, 1,600 pound adult male great white shark was tagged by OCEARCH in January near the…
SScience Read More The Quiet Conversation Between Muscle and Gravity, and What Happens When It StopsJuly 1, 2026 Imagine a muscle as something that has spent your entire life in conversation with gravity, constantly sensing your…
EEnvironment Read More Man who has travelled 195 countries in world calls India ‘least favourite’: Constant scammers, harassment, pollutionJuly 1, 2026 At 25, globetrotter Cameron Mofid became the youngest person to visit every country in the world. The California-born…
SSpace Read More Saturn returns! How to see the ringed planet in July 2026July 1, 2026 Summer 2026 is a tricky time for the planets, as those that are emerging from the Sun’s glare…
WWildlife Read More Humans and great apes show similar rhythmic pattern in laughter – WorldJuly 1, 2026 WASHINGTON: There are many kinds of laughter. People may guffaw at a joke. They may giggle nervously in…
SScience Read More Asteroids2029 initiative to advance planetary defence awarenessJuly 1, 2026 Bringing together more than 70 experts from space agencies, research institutions, educational organisations, and science communication networks, the…