SScience Read More Watch These Orcas Smash a Giant Dead Fish to Pieces—Just for KicksJuly 23, 2026 Despite living their entire lives in the water, killer whales share a lot in common with humans. Research…
EEnvironment Read More After two years of banning bee-harming pesticides, France allows their return, facing backlash from environmentalists | World NewsJuly 23, 2026 France has approved the temporary return of two controversial pesticides that had been banned nationally for the past…
SSpace Read More Alien World Chemistry Found Inside Meteorite That Struck New Jersey homeJuly 23, 2026 Clues to the Origins of Life The high concentration of salt in briny fluids can potentially create molecules…
PPhysics Read More Gas vapors trigger reversible phase, color change in advanced fluidsJuly 23, 2026 Researchers have developed a reversible, vapor-controlled system capable of toggling the physical and optical traits of advanced fluids…
SScience Read More Tropical trees are dying faster than they ever have on record, and the culprit scientists identified in a 2025 study isn’t heat or drought — it’s ordinary thunderstorms, now fiercer with climate change, responsible for up to 60% of tree deaths in some regionsJuly 23, 2026 The surprising part of the 2025 paper is not that storms can kill trees. Anyone who has stood…
EEnvironment Read More Long-lost coral reefs rediscovered off the coast of AfricaJuly 23, 2026 Some 60 years ago scientists documented a coral reef off the coast of Benin in West Africa that…
SSpace Read More 128 new Saturn moons discovered: Scientists say they are fragments of ancient worlds |July 23, 2026 Saturn has strengthened its position as the planet with the largest known family of moons after astronomers officially…
WWildlife Read More ‘Most likely’ feral cat sighted near albatross nestJuly 23, 2026 A cat has been captured on camera near nesting albatross on the Otago Peninsula. The cat appeared on…
EEnvironment Read More Canada cancels joint US border bridge ceremonyJuly 23, 2026 Canada has scrapped plans to hold a joint inauguration ceremony with the United States for a new cross-border…
SScience Read More Scientists think it rains diamonds inside Saturn, with roughly 1,000 tons forming each year as lightning storms shatter methane into carbon soot, which the planet’s crushing pressure compresses into gems before they sink toward a possible ocean of liquid diamond at the coreJuly 23, 2026 The idea that it rains diamonds inside Saturn is a model of an inaccessible planetary interior, not an…
PPhysics Read More New superconducting magnets reach full power for HiLumi LHC upgradeJuly 23, 2026 CERN has just upgraded the world’s largest particle accelerator after successfully powering a new generation of superconducting magnets…
SScience Read More A global molecular code for birth order and neuronal identity in DrosophilaJuly 23, 2026 scRNA-seq data generation To discriminate technical from biological variability, we used flies from different genetic backgrounds19,77, enabling us…