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Sun rises on longest day in the UK as solstice is celebrated
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Sun rises on longest day in the UK as solstice is celebrated

  • June 21, 2026
Fog did not dampen atmospherepublished at 06:37 BST 06:37 BST Leanne BrownLive page reporter, Hornsea The summer solstice…
WWildlife
Anti-poaching team reveals staggering one-month totals from their efforts
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Anti-poaching team reveals staggering one-month totals from their efforts

  • June 21, 2026
A new Instagram post from Kenya’s front lines of wildlife protection is giving viewers a stark look at…
SScience
"Prey is disembowelled and rapidly consumed, often still conscious." 10 deadly species that form ruthless gangs to hunt and kill prey
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“Prey is disembowelled and rapidly consumed, often still conscious.” 10 deadly species that form ruthless gangs to hunt and kill prey

  • June 21, 2026
Many killers work alone. Others work in teams, mobs, troops, flocks, gangs, pods or shoals. Here’s our pick…
WWildlife
Mobile vets track down a snared endangered painted wolf, cut away the wire, and release her to her pack
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Mobile vets track down a snared endangered painted wolf, cut away the wire, and release her to her pack

  • June 21, 2026
A new rescue video follows a mobile veterinary team as it tracks down an endangered painted wolf that…
SScience
Quantum sensing breakthrough cancels noise, boosting dark matter search - news.cgtn.com
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Quantum sensing breakthrough cancels noise, boosting dark matter search – news.cgtn.com

  • June 21, 2026
Quantum sensing breakthrough cancels noise, boosting dark matter search  news.cgtn.comQuantum sensor neutralizes laser noise for dark matter and gravitational…
WWildlife
A Greenland shark studied in 2016 was estimated to be nearly 400 years old, meaning it may have been born around the time Shakespeare’s era was ending — and, astonishingly, would not have reached sexual maturity for more than another century.
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A Greenland shark studied in 2016 was estimated to be nearly 400 years old, meaning it may have been born around the time Shakespeare’s era was ending — and, astonishingly, would not have reached sexual maturity for more than another century.

  • June 21, 2026
In 2016, researchers put an age to a Greenland shark that is hard to take in. The largest…
SScience
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Arrakihs, a Spanish mission to illuminate the mystery of dark matter: ‘We have broken molds’ | Science

  • June 21, 2026
Dark matter, one of the universe’s most enduring mysteries, is not exactly dark — it’s invisible. Astronomers know…
SScience
Thawing Permafrost Not Only Emits CO2, It Absorbs it Too, Shows Landmark Study
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Thawing Permafrost Not Only Emits CO2, It Absorbs it Too, Shows Landmark Study

  • June 21, 2026
River studied in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau – Credit: Liwei Zhang Thawing permafrost is considered a growing source of…
SScience
Why Pluto Might Still Have A Liquid Ocean
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Why Pluto Might Still Have A Liquid Ocean

  • June 21, 2026
Pluto is so cold that nitrogen and methane freeze into solid ice, yet scientists think a liquid ocean…
EEnvironment
The Blueprint
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New plasma process converts wet coffee grounds into fuel in 90 seconds

  • June 21, 2026
Scientists have demonstrated a new plasma-based process that converts wet coffee waste into high-performance biochar without any pre-drying…
SScience
China-led team develops AI system to track radar-disrupting space hurricanes
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China-led team develops AI system to track radar-disrupting space hurricanes

  • June 21, 2026
A China-led team has developed an AI system to detect space hurricanes, a phenomenon in the Earth’s upper…
SScience
About 66 million years ago an asteroid roughly 10-15 km wide struck off Mexico's Yucatan, gouging a crater some 180 km across — and the extinction that followed wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs and around 75% of all species
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About 66 million years ago an asteroid roughly 10-15 km wide struck off Mexico’s Yucatan, gouging a crater some 180 km across — and the extinction that followed wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs and around 75% of all species

  • June 21, 2026
Roughly five billion. That is the number of Hiroshima-sized bombs it would take to match the energy of…
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