Back-to-back Arctic storms can double sea ice loss
Weather can dramatically reshape the Arctic’s frozen surface, and some storms appear to be far more destructive than…
SPCX CFO Bret Johnsen Says China Has an ‘Amazing Space Program’ — But It’s ‘Not on a Starship Level’
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ASIA WATCH: With no pandas at home, Japanese fans visit Xiang Xiang in China
YA’AN, China – With Japan now without pandas for the first time in nearly half a century, devoted…
The universe’s first stars probably ignited 100–250 million years after the Big Bang and died within a few million years. Their ancient light can still reach Earth, but individual stars are so distant and rare that none has been conclusively identified—although cosmic gravitational lenses may finally bring one within JWST’s view.
The universe had to make stars before it could make almost everything familiar. Carbon, oxygen, silicon and iron…
Global warming is breaking a 400-year climate link between two oceans
A new study suggests that the climate connection between the tropical Indian and Pacific oceans can be disrupted…
What will life look like on the Moon?
Space is back in the news. Whether it’s Donald Trump unveiling Space Force uniforms inspired by Starship Troopers,…
90-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals a Small Dinosaur Living Along Japan’s Coast
Iguanodontians were a diverse group of plant-eating dinosaurs that thrived from the Late Jurassic through the Late Cretaceous.…
Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month : NPR
Visitors pass by the cooling fog device at Gwangmyeong Cave tourist site in Gwangmyeong, South Korea, Aug. 6,…
First human-made object made contact with another celestial body 67 years ago today
On September 13, 1959, the Soviet Union’s Luna 2 became the first human-made object to make contact with…
There’s a blind spot in quantum readiness?
BANKS are preparing years ahead of the Q-Day deadline to avert a quantum disaster. Blockchains, however, are at…
In 1837, New Zealand imported possums for a fur trade; 189 years later, aerial photos show they have damaged about half the vulnerable trees in one rare South Island forest
PossumsRepresentative image In 1837, New Zealand introduced Australian brushtail possums in the hope of building a profitable fur…
Scientists find evidence for an ancient supercontinent that covered 80 percent of Earth’s surface
A new global isotopic map has revealed vast fragments of ancient Gondwanan crust buried beneath younger mountain belts…