Mysterious light over England – aliens or rocket?
A bright spiral-shaped light was caught on camera in the night sky across England and sparked speculation online,…
Dublin goes wild – Éanna Ní Lamhna on the capital’s biodiversity
We present an extract from the new updated edition of Wild Dublin by Éanna Ní Lamhna, with photographs…
From counting losses to predicting risk
Nature underpins our climate, our economies, and our very lives. And within nature, forests stand as one of…
Soviet Probe Captures Never-Before-Seen Close-Up Shots of Venus’ Surface — Before Melting in Just 53 Minutes!
In the heart of the Cold War, a Soviet probe sent back images of Venus that had never…
Cash-strapped wildlife park ready to kill its last five lions
A New Zealand wildlife park experiencing financial difficulties has provoked an outcry after euthanising two lions and planning…
Future mesoscale horizontal stirring in polar oceans intensified by sea ice decline
Eckart, C. An analysis of the stirring and mixing processes in incompressible fluids. J. Mar. Res. 7, 265–275…
Managing space domain awareness data has become a greater challenge than collecting it
Demand has never been greater for the monitoring of objects in orbit and the coordination of their safe…
How bird flu has decimated elephant seal populations
A year later and researchers have announced that the virus might have spread further still, reaching the Australian…
Geoengineering to reduce heat in one part of the world could bring droughts elsewhere, report says
Geoengineering to reduce temperatures in one part of the world could worsen droughts and hurricanes elsewhere, scientists have…
The ‘space nation’ Asgardia is preparing to challenge Earth with its first launch
The world’s first “space nation” is gearing up for liftoff. Asgardia, a bold experiment to create an independent…
Falcon missing from Suffolk village found after four-day search
Contributed Chanel the peregrine falcon is back safely with her owner Mick Smith A falconer said he had…
Triple-whammy of hottest ever years risks ‘irreversible damage’, says UN | Climate crisis
A triple-whammy of hottest years ever recorded threatens “irreversible damage”, the UN has warned as the world’s nations…