APOD: 2026 September 1 – A Plane Lunar Eclipse
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Photographer wins dream Canadian Geographic gig for wildlife portfolio including dramatic shot of puffin and cute fox portrait
Most photography competitions offer a cash or equipment prize, but I’m sure many of us would trade that…
Why the Space Economy Needs ‘Solar System Boundaries’
A notable distinction between the First Space Age (1950s to 2010s) and the Second Space Age (2010s onwards) lies…
Wildfires: Britons BANNED from forests over ‘risk of ignition’ following summer of wildfires
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NASA’s Swift telescope is back, but time is running out
NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is back to studying the universe with two of its three science instruments…
Some signs of quantum gravity may be an illusion
Two remarkably successful theories explain nearly everything we observe in the universe, from tiny atoms and molecules to…
1950: Kevin Budden, a 20-year-old photographer, was dying from a taipan snake bite when he insisted the snake be saved; five years later, its venom helped save a boy’s life
In 1950, 20-year-old Kevin Budden died after a coastal taipan bite. But before his death, he insisted the…
What can seashells teach us about the health of our oceans? : Short Wave : NPR
Shells could gives us important clues about the health of our oceans. Getty Images hide caption toggle caption…
Global Warming Is Breaking The Link Between Two Major Oceans
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KASA seeks record budget for 2027 to nurture space as strategic industry
The Nuri space rocket takes off from Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, Nov. 27. Yonhap…
Sliding water droplets corrode Teflon-coated metal – Physics World
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Sea Otters were successfully reintroduced in Canada after their extinction due to fur trade, protecting the kelp populations; but now they are threatening a ‘local delicacy’
The reintroduction and success of sea otters in British Columbia was a story that initially satisfied everyone including…