WWildlife Read More Raglan Finals Day Halted As Mystery Sea Creature Attacks Water PhotographerMay 25, 2026 The Men’s second semifinal of the New Zealand Pro at Manu Bay was swiftly put on hold this…
SScience Read More New Blue Octopus Found in Galápagos Fits in Your HandMay 25, 2026 The Galápagos Islands off the coast of Ecuador are home to more than a thousand plant and animal…
SSpace Read More Rocket Lab launched an Earth observation satellite for the Japanese company SynspectiveMay 25, 2026 The American company Rocket Lab launched a radar satellite for Earth observation. The satellite was developed for the…
SScience Read More Pigeon in a costume cupboard: Odd wildlife callouts at Trinity CollegeMay 25, 2026 Ken Foxe A pigeon in a costume cupboard, a dead fox behind an academic building, and a seagull…
SSpace Read More Psyche Spacecraft Completes Mars FlybyMay 25, 2026 NASA’s Psyche spacecraft completed its close approach of Mars on May 15, coming within 2,864 miles (4,609 kilometers)…
SScience Read More HWO Target Stars and Systems: Activity and Rotation Catalog (ARC) of Potential Target Stars for the Habitable Worlds ObservatoryMay 25, 2026 Upper panels: Equatorial rotational velocity (veq) vs. projected rotational velocity (v sin i) for stars in Tiers 1,…
EEnvironment Read More Arctic ice melt is reshaping the polar vortex, and researchers warn the shift in this cold-air “wall” could redraw the map of extreme weather worldwideMay 25, 2026 Scientists have a blunt warning about the top of the world. What happens in the Arctic does not…
SSpace Read More The fuel-saving lunar trajectory that looks like the long way round could solve one of crewed Moon travel’s most awkward problems — losing contact behind the far sideMay 25, 2026 Every Moon mission has to solve two problems at once: how to spend as little propellant as possible,…
SScience Read More 100,000-year-old human remains could be the world’s oldest cremationMay 25, 2026 Archaeologists might have just discovered the world’s earliest known human cremation in the Afar Rift, Ethiopia—dating back 60,000…
SSpace Read More Australia keeps being described as a junior AUKUS partner — but the radar in its outback and the port in its northwest are quietly rewriting who controls orbital trafficMay 25, 2026 In Western Australia’s outback near Exmouth, an array of parabolic dishes spread across the landscape is already tracking…
SScience Read More Microplastics Could Affect the Ocean’s Ability to Absorb CarbonMay 25, 2026 [By Ingebjørg Hestvik] “We study how plastic affects what we call ecosystem services, that is, the services we…
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