PPhysics Read More Magnetic field helps switch electronic states in quantum materialJuly 23, 2026 In the quantum realm, getting electrons to march to the same beat is famously difficult. But forcing them…
WWildlife Read More Scientists sunk a cow into the South China Sea. Then a gigantic animal appearedJuly 23, 2026 In June 2025, scientists released extraordinary footage of Pacific sleeper sharks in the South China Sea. It was…
SScience Read More Scientists may have finally solved the mystery of the sun’s missing silverJuly 23, 2026 For several years now, astronomers who study the sun have faced a little mystery — our star seemed…
SSpace Read More NASA’s Perseverance rover finds the strongest evidence yet of ancient life on MarsJuly 23, 2026 The surface of Mars is no place for anything fragile. Radiation pours down, and the ground’s chemistry tears…
PPhysics Read More Phonon focusing at room temperatureJuly 23, 2026 Taylor, B., Maris, H. J. & Elbaum, C. Phonon focusing in solids. Phys. Rev. Lett. 23, 416–419 (1969).…
WWildlife Read More How to Track Contender, the 1,700-Pound Great White Shark Heading to Cape CodJuly 23, 2026 The post How to Track Contender, the 1,700-Pound Great White Shark Heading to Cape Cod appeared first on…
SScience Read More Scientists tied plastic bottles to fishing nets – and couldn’t believe what happened next…July 23, 2026 Two studies tested the theory that attaching glass or plastic bottles to gillnets could prevent dolphins from getting…
EEnvironment Read More Tesla sets net-zero target for first timeJuly 23, 2026 Tesla has pledged to reach net zero by 2040, the first time the world’s most valuable automaker has…
SSpace Read More The computers guiding Voyager 1 through interstellar space process roughly 8,000 instructions per second; a modern smartphone processes more than 14 billion — yet that 1970s machine has operated for nearly half a century, farther from Earth than any spacecraft in history.July 23, 2026 Voyager 1 is controlled by computers whose performance belongs to another technological era. A frequently repeated comparison puts…
WWildlife Read More Why crabs walk sideways instead of forwards – and the answer is stranger than you thinkJuly 23, 2026 Most crabs walk sideways but some still prefer to walk forwards, such as the lumbering spider crabs, which…
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EEnvironment Read More An island in Chile covered its waters with floating solar panels and soon, thousands of salmon had turned them into their homeJuly 23, 2026 Offshore fish farming isn’t traditionally known for sustainability. The industry relies on burning a lot of diesel. One…