SScience Read More Scientists Model the True Darkness of Venus’s Mysterious UV AbsorberSeptember 1, 2026 As any amateur astronomer can tell you, Venus is famous for its yellow coloration in visible light. But,…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Students are reconsidering majors, career paths due to AI: CNBC surveySeptember 1, 2026 Like many of her fellow college students, Stephanie Park has kept a close eye on how AI might…
SSpace Read More Arqit, Es’hailSat and AIEE Demonstrate Quantum-Safe Satellite CommunicationsSeptember 1, 2026 Insider Brief Arqit Quantum, Es’hailSat and AIEE demonstrated quantum-safe encryption across operational satellite communications infrastructure in Qatar. The…
WWildlife Read More ‘I tried to say goodbye and tried to tell him I love him’: Canada’s last captive whales leave MarinelandSeptember 1, 2026 Tofino, a massive beluga weighing more than 1,500 kilograms, has made history as the last captive whale in…
SScience Read More Modified AlphaFold3 successfully predicts complex protein conformational changesSeptember 1, 2026 Conformational changes in proteins are vital to their function yet remain challenging for state-of-the-art artificial intelligence, such as…
EEnvironment Read More High winds during El Niño could be deadly for England’s stressed trees, say experts | Trees and forestsSeptember 1, 2026 High winds associated with El Niño could cause widespread mortality among tree species already weakened by a prolonged…
SSpace Read More 5 planets will light up the September sky — here’s how to see themSeptember 1, 2026 Venus, which has been such a prominent object in the western evening twilight sky since the start of…
WWildlife Read More In 1859, Victoria released 24 wild rabbits for hunting; 91 years later, Australia had 600 million, and the feral pests still caused A$200 million in damage |September 1, 2026 A dark brown rabbit sitting in a grassy area in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. Credits – Wikimedia Commons…
SScience Read More Earth’s Core Could Be Hiding the Equivalent of up to 45 Oceans of WaterSeptember 1, 2026 The Earth’s core might not be what we once thought. Credit: Argonne National Laboratory. Earth’s core has often…
EEnvironment Read More Why Is Loonen Water So Hyped?September 1, 2026 To every generation, an expensive, hype-driven water is bestowed. Or at least, that’s what it’s felt like for…
SSpace Read More Night sky September 2026 — The best things to see this monthSeptember 1, 2026 The night sky tonight and on any clear night offers an ever-changing display of fascinating objects you can…
PPhysics Read More ‘Exciting hint’ of dark matter spotted by LUX-ZEPLIN detector, physicists reportSeptember 1, 2026 Dark matter, an elusive substance that permeates the universe, has flummoxed scientists for decades. But a single flash…