17-Year-Old Photographer Captures ‘Once-in-a-Lifetime’ Shot of Falcon Chasing a Dragonfly
Teenage photographer Maksym Breus spent hundreds of hours observing before he was finally able to capture his dream…
Introducing: The New Space-Tested SC02C, a Mechanical Chronograph by Konstantin Chaykin
Mechanical watches have accompanied astronauts and cosmonauts into space for decades, but few contemporary watches can claim to…
Deep in the Amazon, researchers found birds and monkeys passing predator warnings from one species to another — a single alarm can ripple through the canopy as other animals hear it, react and pass the danger on
A hawk slips between the leaves, and the forest immediately starts talking behind its back. In a remote…
The 300-year-old tool helping stranded astronauts get home
For Mars missions, those navigational points may include asteroids, Holt says. “We would say [to the astronaut], we…
Relativistic position verification with coherent states
Secure score with coherent states In quantum communication practice, using weak coherent states is much more convenient than…
Marwell Zoo confirms a Samba sighting as capybara search continues
Samba escaped from the zoo on 17 March, less than a day after arriving. She broke out of…
What the Heck? Another Perfect Geometric Shape Has Been Detected on Saturn
A team of astronomers discovered a strange polygonal atmospheric structure on Saturn near the planet’s south pole. This…
India proposes mandatory battery storage for new renewable projects from July 2027
India plans to mandate battery storage for all new government solar and wind projects from July 2027, to…
Scientists watch a comet being born 3 billion miles away
Astronomers have witnessed a small, icy body that orbits the sun out beyond Jupiter transforming into a comet,…
Two-dimensional material shows promise for long-term memory, thanks to slow electrons – Physics World
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In 1995, Canada eradicated rats from British Columbia’s Langara Island; by 2004, ancient murrelet pairs had nearly doubled to 20,000–30,000 | World News
Image of an Ancient Murrelet. Credits – Wikimedia Commons Islands have long been risky places for ground-nesting birds…
A British firm collected used coffee grounds from cafés and other businesses, dried them and pressed them into fire logs; each log contained the grounds from about 25 cups of coffee and was said to burn about 20% hotter and longer than kiln-dried wood
There’s a satisfying tidiness to the idea. You drink a coffee, the grounds are disposed of, and somewhere…