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WWildlife
In 1807, sailors left pigs on a remote island as emergency food; 192 years later, rescuers found small, athletic animals valuable to medical research | World News
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In 1807, sailors left pigs on a remote island as emergency food; 192 years later, rescuers found small, athletic animals valuable to medical research | World News

  • September 9, 2026
Auckland Island pigs at Willowbank Wildlife Reserve – Christchurch, New Zealand. Credits – Wikimedia Commons The Auckland Islands…
SScience
In 1996, astronauts paid out 19.7 kilometres of cable from the shuttle Columbia to test electricity generation in orbit — the system reached 3,500 volts before an electrical arc burned through the tether and sent the satellite drifting away from its ship.
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In 1996, astronauts paid out 19.7 kilometres of cable from the shuttle Columbia to test electricity generation in orbit — the system reached 3,500 volts before an electrical arc burned through the tether and sent the satellite drifting away from its ship.

  • September 9, 2026
Columbia’s 1996 tether experiment came within about a kilometre of its planned deployment before the connection failed. With…
EEnvironment
Folded steel towers of wind turbines on Iowa farmland
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Wind turbines are built for gusts near 120 miles an hour, so the 10 steel towers a radar truck watched fold across three Iowa wind farms were carrying almost three times that

  • September 9, 2026
A wind turbine tower is a tube, not a post. It carries the machine on top by keeping…
SSpace
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is bursting with methanol
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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is bursting with methanol

  • September 9, 2026
Comet 3I/ATLAS is continuing to surprise astronomers. New observations from the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), of which…
PPhysics
PACMAN Artificial Intelligence Framework for Fusion Systems
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Princeton AI Tames Fusion Plasma Hotter Than the Sun

  • September 9, 2026
An artist’s interpretation of the PACMAN artificial intelligence framework for fusion systems. Credit: Kyle Palmer / PPPL Communications…
WWildlife
England released beavers into a Dorset woodland in 2025; one year later, their dams had turned dense forest into wildlife-rich wetland
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England released beavers into a Dorset woodland in 2025; one year later, their dams had turned dense forest into wildlife-rich wetland

  • September 9, 2026
One year after beavers were released into the wild at Studland in Dorset, their activity has dramatically reshaped…
SScience
Interstellar solar sails run into a strange dilemma at 75% of light speed
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Interstellar solar sails run into a strange dilemma at 75% of light speed

  • September 9, 2026
Reaching another star within a practical amount of time will require something far more capable than chemical rockets.…
EEnvironment
In 2023, Australia paved two suburban roads with 135,000 recycled coffee cups and the equivalent of 1.2 million glass bottles, cutting the asphalt's carbon footprint by 24%
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In 2023, Australia paved two suburban roads with 135,000 recycled coffee cups and the equivalent of 1.2 million glass bottles, cutting the asphalt’s carbon footprint by 24%

  • September 9, 2026
What happens to a takeaway coffee cup after the last sip? In most cases, it ends up in…
SSpace
‘Keep pushing, never fear hardships,’ Hong Kong’s first astronaut tells students
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‘Keep pushing, never fear hardships,’ Hong Kong’s first astronaut tells students

  • September 9, 2026
Hong Kong’s first astronaut, Lai Ka-ying, will deliver a live lesson from space to students and teachers at…
PPhysics
Single-mode lasers before the merger
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Single-mode lasers before the merger

  • September 9, 2026
A central problem in semiconductor lasers is deceptively simple: how can one increase optical performance without allowing unwanted…
WWildlife
What anglers have taught me about saving England’s sharks
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What anglers have taught me about saving England’s sharks

  • September 9, 2026
I spent six days on a small fishing boat in the middle of the English Channel in July…
SScience
In March 2025 a French Navy drone was mapping the seabed south of Saint-Tropez when its sonar picked up something large that nobody had recorded. A camera sent down after it found a merchant ship from the 1500s lying 2,567 meters down, the deepest known wreck in French waters.
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In March 2025 a French Navy drone was mapping the seabed south of Saint-Tropez when its sonar picked up something large that nobody had recorded. A camera sent down after it found a merchant ship from the 1500s lying 2,567 meters down, the deepest known wreck in French waters.

  • September 9, 2026
The drone was not looking for a shipwreck. It was working through a stretch of seabed off Ramatuelle,…
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