Machine Learning COFFIES “Hears” Sunspots Before We Can See Them
In this age of neural net “AI”, even the most skeptical of Butlerians have to agree that these…
‘Everyone is scared’: flood-hit Porto Alegre braces for another El Niño | El Niño southern oscillation
In the backstreets of Porto Alegre, a state capital in southern Brazil, you can still see signs of…
Alphabet Counts the Ka-Ching With SpaceX Returns
Alphabet Counts the Ka-Ching With SpaceX Returns – Moby THE GIST Our analysts just identified a stock with…
US scientists place strongest limit on muon’s hidden electric signal
Can a particle hide a secret in the tiniest of wobbles? A new analysis hints at this possibility.…
4 key metrics that runners need to track for a healthy heart – and exactly how to measure and improve them
Nancy Wells crossed the finish line of the 2025 Mercy Health Glass City Half Marathon, in Ohio, feeling…
Council pushes Ohakune’s water restoration another 24 hours
The Ruapehu District Council is now saying another 24 hours will be needed before Ohakune’s water network is…
Skyfall Mars helicopters are getting a major antenna upgrade with ground-penetrating radar
NASA develops a flexible, fabric-based antenna for its next Mars SkyFall helicopters that will test for frozen water…
Scientists make free-running magnetic waves lock onto external signals
Signals need something to carry them—radio waves carry wireless data, light carries information through optical fibers, and sound…
Kaikōura trust seeks review after DOC decides not to vaccinate penguins amidst bird flu
The Kaikōura Wildlife Centre Trust is seeking ministerial review of the Department of Conservation’s decision not to vaccinate…
A SpaceX rocket stage launched in January 2025 drifted for more than 18 months before crashing into the Moon at 8,700 km/h, carving a crater tens of metres wide — while newer lunar launches are sending spent stages safely onward into orbit around the Sun instead.
A roughly four-tonne machine built on Earth ended an uncontrolled 18-month journey by striking the Moon on 5…
Heatwave costs to France could hit NZ$30b, minister says
France’s heatwaves in recent months could cost €10 billion to €15 billion (NZ$19b-$28b) in direct and indirect costs,…
Lunar orbiter among upcoming NASA CLPS task orders
WASHINGTON — NASA plans to award three more lunar missions this year through a commercial services program, including…