SScience Read More Study Suggests We’ve Been Measuring Solar Storms All WrongJuly 15, 2026 Sometimes the sun throws a temper tantrum, and that tantrum hits Earth. For some people, that means a…
SSpace Read More Tiny space debris threatens Earth’s busiest satellite highwayJuly 15, 2026 Tiny pieces of space debris, some just 2 inches (5 centimeters) across, have been hiding undetected in one…
SScience Read More Scientists solve mystery of how seals hear in air and underwaterJuly 15, 2026 Seals are the only mammals capable of hearing equally well in both air and water. Now, after decades…
SSpace Read More Japan seeks to ramp up launch activityJuly 15, 2026 WASHINGTON — The Japanese government wants to sharply increase the number of launches despite struggles with both current…
WWildlife Read More An AI radar system called Bear-dar has successfully detected a polar bear mother and two cubs in Canada’s High Arctic, giving weather station staff time to avoid a dangerous surprise encounterJuly 15, 2026 An AI radar system called Bear-dar successfully detected a polar bear family (Representational photo- Getty images) An AI-powered…
SScience Read More Glaciers spotted flowing across the Himalayas from space photo of the day for July 15, 2026July 15, 2026 Towering glaciers flow down the Himalayas’ northern slopes like icy giants cascading onto China’s Tibetan Plateau. What is…
EEnvironment Read More Photos: Wildfires ravage historic forest near Paris | In Pictures NewsJuly 15, 2026 Published On 14 Jul 202614 Jul 2026 France has been battling two wildfires that have scorched more than…
SSpace Read More NASA captured the Black Sea turning brilliant turquoise from spaceJuly 15, 2026 The Black Sea, which lies between Europe and Asia and connects to the Mediterranean through a series of…
WWildlife Read More Scientists Discover a 5-Million-Year-Old Whale Graveyard Deep Beneath the Indian OceanJuly 15, 2026 Deep beneath the Indian Ocean, researchers found an ancient whale graveyard filled with fossils and active ecosystems. Credit:…
SScience Read More In 2019, Victor Vescovo made the deepest solo dive in human history, descending nearly 11 kilometres into the Challenger Deep, and at the bottom of the ocean he reported seeing what looked like a plastic bagJuly 15, 2026 In late April 2019, Victor Vescovo took a two-person titanium submersible called the DSV Limiting Factor alone to…
EEnvironment Read More US startup moves closer to commercial nuclear fuel recycling plantJuly 15, 2026 Washington, D.C.-based nuclear technology company Curio has taken a major step toward building a commercial nuclear fuel recycling…
SSpace Read More Cursor Is Reinventing Itself as SpaceX Deal Looms – The InformationJuly 15, 2026 Cursor Is Reinventing Itself as SpaceX Deal Looms The InformationSpaceX Acquires Anysphere in $60 Billion All-Stock Deal, Intensifying AI…