EEnvironment Read More Preparing for a world beyond 1.5°CSeptember 8, 2026 In 2022, analysis by the World Meteorological Organisation indicated a 50% likelihood that global average temperatures would rise…
SSpace Read More Rubin Observatory Peers Deep Into the Famous COSMOS FieldSeptember 8, 2026 The COSMOS field, or Cosmic Evolution Survey Deep Field, is one of the most famous patches of the…
WWildlife Read More American cheetah was not actually a cheetah, DNA revealsSeptember 8, 2026 Ancient DNA reveals that the American cheetah was actually closer to pumas, ranged into Arctic Yukon, and may…
SScience Read More Multiple CMEs forecast to impact Earth on September 8 and 9, G1 geomagnetic storm watch issuedSeptember 7, 2026 SPWC has issued a G1 – Minor Geomagnetic Storm Watch for September 8 as several coronal mass ejections…
EEnvironment Read More Animal welfare claim launched against Tasmanian salmon industry by Animals AustraliaSeptember 7, 2026 Animals Australia is calling on Biosecurity Tasmania to launch an immediate investigation into what it says are serious…
SSpace Read More ‘The Last Starship’ is 2026’s most slept-on space game — you need to check out this ‘FTL’-like shipbuilding strategy gemSeptember 7, 2026 I’m a pretty thrifty guy; no one will ever accuse me of being a hoarder or a bulk…
PPhysics Read More Hall Effect, Working Principle, Applications, Sensors, Latest NewsSeptember 7, 2026 Hall Effect explained through its working principle, applications, sensors, and latest findings showing Hall responses can occur beyond…
WWildlife Read More Scientists tagged 14,000 endangered Australian moths with paint and eyelash glue to trace their migration; not one was found, and researchers say that may be good newsSeptember 7, 2026 Representative Image (AI-generated) More than 14,000 Bogong moths were tagged in an unusual attempt to uncover the secrets…
SScience Read More Greenland’s Wayward Ice Island Just Smashed Into Joe Island—and SurvivedSeptember 7, 2026 A giant iceberg the size of Manhattan broke off from the Petermann Glacier along Greenland’s northwest coast in…
EEnvironment Read More Melbourne began pumping its sewage onto paddocks west of the city in 1897. The 10,500-hectare site that grew out of that arrangement now treats around 500 megaliters a day and holds close to 300 bird species, some of them flying in from Siberia, on a site where birdwatching normally requires a permit.September 7, 2026 Melbourne’s biggest sewage plant is also one of the best places to watch birds in Australia. Close to…
SSpace Read More Reply to: Evidence for phenylium reactivity under interstellar-relevant conditionsSeptember 7, 2026 Loison, J.-C. et al. Evidence of phenylium reactivity under interstellar relevant conditions. Nat. Astron. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41550-026-02973-9 (2026). Kocheril, G.…
PPhysics Read More New laser design breaks rigid patterns without losing light controlSeptember 7, 2026 A laser does not always need a perfectly repeating pattern to produce a clean beam. Researchers at the…