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Brussels just quietly carved out two-thirds of a key satellite band for European operators, and the move is really a direct shot at Starlink's phone-to-satellite ambitions

May 29, 2026

The European Commission moved to reserve two-thirds of a coveted satellite spectrum band for European operators, a decision…

PPhysics

The Large Magellanic Cloud has just been weighed using pulsar timings (Credit: ESO)

May 29, 2026

Weighing a galaxy is not straightforward, you can’t just put it on a scale. What you can do…

SScience

May 29, 2026

Pigeons navigate using magnetic sensors in livers OC Today-DispatchPigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests CP24Scientists says pigeons…

EEnvironment

Extreme heat in Sask. will last for days. Here's what you can do to cope

May 29, 2026

With a stretch of extreme heat expected to intensify and last in Saskatchewan through at least Friday, multiple…

SSpace

Our Universe Has Already Entered Decelerating Phase, Study Suggests

May 29, 2026

Mathematicians from University College London and the University of California, Davis, have published a mathematical proof that the…

PPhysics

An extended gaseous finger points to the Pismis 24 open star cluster in this JWST NIRCam image. Stars in a cluster are siblings, having been birthed from the same massive cloud of gas. But clusters themselves can also be siblings arranged in binary pairs, and recent research illuminates their heirarchical nature. Image Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI; Image Processing: Alyssa Pagan (STScI)

May 29, 2026

Open star clusters are some of the most dazzling objects in the sky. The small ones contain a…

SScience

May 29, 2026

Somewhere in the future, there’s a finish line in the marathon to understand supermassive black holes (SMBHs). We…

EEnvironment

Canada’s Trans Mountain Pipeline Moves Toward Another Capacity Increase

May 29, 2026

Trans Mountain Corp. will hold another open season for the expanded pipeline that takes crude from Alberta to…

SSpace

Painting the Growing Season in the Maize Triangle

May 29, 2026

Along the Vetrivier (Vet River) in South Africa, a patchwork of circular and rectangular fields spreads across what…

PPhysics

May 29, 2026

In 1987 a star exploded in a nearby galaxy, and detectors deep underground caught the burst of neutrinos…

SScience

May 29, 2026

Researchers have developed low-cost 3D-printed devices that make it easier to study how bacteria move along fungal filaments,…

EEnvironment

Curio® Begins Application Process for Part 70 Operating License for NuCycle® Used Nuclear Fuel Recycling Production Facility

May 29, 2026

WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Curio®, a leader in advanced nuclear recycling technologies, today announced it has submitted a letter of intent…

Brussels just quietly carved out two-thirds of a key satellite band for European operators, and the move is really a direct shot at Starlink’s phone-to-satellite ambitions

We Can Now Weigh Galaxies Using Dead Stars As Scales

Pigeons navigate using magnetic sensors in livers – OC Today-Dispatch

Extreme heat in Sask. will last for days. Here’s what you can do to cope

Is Dark Energy Unnecessary? Mathematicians Challenge Standard Cosmological Model of Universe

Just Like Stars, Open Clusters Can Form Binary Pairs

Scientists Found a Black Hole That Breaks The Rules of Astrophysics : ScienceAlert

Canada’s Trans Mountain Pipeline Moves Toward Another Capacity Increase

Painting the Growing Season in the Maize Triangle

In 1987 a star exploded in a nearby galaxy, and detectors deep underground caught the burst of neutrinos roughly three hours before any telescope on Earth saw the light arrive.

3D-Printed Technology Sheds Light on Fungal Highways in Wheat Crops

Curio® Begins Application Process for Part 70 Operating License for NuCycle® Used Nuclear Fuel Recycling Production Facility