SSpace Read More Sun rises on longest day in the UK as solstice is celebratedJune 21, 2026 Fog did not dampen atmospherepublished at 06:37 BST 06:37 BST Leanne BrownLive page reporter, Hornsea The summer solstice…
WWildlife Read More Anti-poaching team reveals staggering one-month totals from their effortsJune 21, 2026 A new Instagram post from Kenya’s front lines of wildlife protection is giving viewers a stark look at…
SScience Read More “Prey is disembowelled and rapidly consumed, often still conscious.” 10 deadly species that form ruthless gangs to hunt and kill preyJune 21, 2026 Many killers work alone. Others work in teams, mobs, troops, flocks, gangs, pods or shoals. Here’s our pick…
WWildlife Read More Mobile vets track down a snared endangered painted wolf, cut away the wire, and release her to her packJune 21, 2026 A new rescue video follows a mobile veterinary team as it tracks down an endangered painted wolf that…
SScience Read More Quantum sensing breakthrough cancels noise, boosting dark matter search – news.cgtn.comJune 21, 2026 Quantum sensing breakthrough cancels noise, boosting dark matter search news.cgtn.comQuantum sensor neutralizes laser noise for dark matter and gravitational…
WWildlife Read More 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 Read More Arrakihs, a Spanish mission to illuminate the mystery of dark matter: ‘We have broken molds’ | ScienceJune 21, 2026 Dark matter, one of the universe’s most enduring mysteries, is not exactly dark — it’s invisible. Astronomers know…
SScience Read More Thawing Permafrost Not Only Emits CO2, It Absorbs it Too, Shows Landmark StudyJune 21, 2026 River studied in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau – Credit: Liwei Zhang Thawing permafrost is considered a growing source of…
SScience Read More Why Pluto Might Still Have A Liquid OceanJune 21, 2026 Pluto is so cold that nitrogen and methane freeze into solid ice, yet scientists think a liquid ocean…
EEnvironment Read More New plasma process converts wet coffee grounds into fuel in 90 secondsJune 21, 2026 Scientists have demonstrated a new plasma-based process that converts wet coffee waste into high-performance biochar without any pre-drying…
SScience Read More China-led team develops AI system to track radar-disrupting space hurricanesJune 21, 2026 A China-led team has developed an AI system to detect space hurricanes, a phenomenon in the Earth’s upper…
SScience Read More 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 speciesJune 21, 2026 Roughly five billion. That is the number of Hiroshima-sized bombs it would take to match the energy of…