Lion’s aid: blood ice lollies keep big cats cool at London zoo | Animals
A hot bank holiday weekend might see humans flock to the beach, don summer hats and crack open…
In 1990, after years of lobbying by Carl Sagan, Voyager 1 turned its camera back toward home from about 6 billion kilometres away and photographed Earth as a pale blue speck smaller than a single pixel — an image NASA had repeatedly resisted because it offered little scientific value, but that became one of the most famous photographs ever taken.
On 14 February 1990, the Voyager 1 spacecraft turned its cameras back toward the inner solar system and…
Data vs. Drama—the 20-Year Legacy of Al Gore’s Climate Warnings | Opinion
Two decades ago, Al Gore’s movie An Inconvenient Truth thrust climate change into the global spotlight. With dramatic…
China launches three-crew spaceflight as part of lunar ambitions | China
China has launched its Shenzhou-23 mission in which an astronaut will spend a full year in orbit for…
The Estes Blue Origin model rocket is now under $30 for Memorial Day!
The Estes Blue Origin New Shepard toy rocket is 17% off for Memorial Day and is actually cheaper…
This northern Sask. community lost its trees to a fire. Volunteers replanted more than 30,000
Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…
Mars may need to steal metal from asteroids before humans can build a real city there
From space, Mars resembles a construction site. Iron oxide, the same basic chemistry as rust, blankets the surface…
Scientists Crack Key Mystery Behind High-Temperature Superconductors
Nodeless superconducting gap and electron-boson coupling in (La,Pr,Sm)3Ni2O7 films. Credit: Image by the research team New measurements of…
Increased Sightings of World’s Two Largest Whale Species Decimated By Hunting Provides New Hope for Survival
Fin whale by Sara Golaski for the Dolphin Project via SWNS Increased sightings of the world’s two largest…
Voyager 1 is now so far from Earth that a signal traveling at the speed of light takes more than 22 hours to reach it — so when engineers send a command, they can wait nearly two days to know whether the spacecraft responded
Sending a command to Voyager 1 is closer to mailing a letter than placing a phone call. The…
River Wye granted rights in UK first that could help in fight against pollution | Rivers
The entire catchment of the River Wye has been formally recognised as a living ecosystem with intrinsic rights…
NASA’s Roman telescope may reveal millions of dead stars in the Milky Way
The Milky Way is thought to contain tens of millions of dead stellar remnants, perhaps hundreds of millions.…