WWildlife Read More Huge whale ‘supergroups’ show numbers are rebounding. The Iran war threatens thatJuly 26, 2026 Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
SScience Read More Earth had life for roughly three billion years before it produced enough oxygen to be detectable from space, which means NASA’s new planet-hunting telescope could be staring directly at an inhabited world and see nothingJuly 26, 2026 For most of Earth’s inhabited history, an astronomer on another world could have studied our atmosphere and missed…
SSpace Read More How does a planet spin so slowly that a single day there lasts longer than its entire year, while the clouds above it race all the way around in just four days?July 26, 2026 Venus appears to keep two incompatible clocks. Its solid surface takes about 243 Earth days to rotate once…
PPhysics Read More New study challenges existing knowledge for why galaxies stop forming starsJuly 26, 2026 Most galaxy collisions do not cause galaxies to stop making new stars.A galaxy’s central black hole and its…
WWildlife Read More Iconic Australian frog found with rare color-shifting iridescent skinJuly 26, 2026 Blue is one of nature’s rarest colors. When it does appear, it is usually created by microscopic structures…
SScience Read More Did a Sun-like star quietly swallow one of its own planets, leaving behind a spike of lithium it should have lost long ago?July 26, 2026 An aging star is carrying a chemical signature it has no business still having: a strong line of…
EEnvironment Read More Nearly all fronts of Spain’s wildfires contained as over 100,000 people remain affectedJuly 26, 2026 Ilayda Cakirtekin 26 July 2026•Update: 26 July 2026 Spanish authorities said on Sunday that almost all fronts of…
SSpace Read More Arts and humanities have a role in understanding space exploration | SpaceJuly 26, 2026 Where are the arts and humanities in current debates about space research? The physicist Laura Grego tells us…
PPhysics Read More Scientists Solve a Decades-Old Mystery Inside Atomic NucleiJuly 26, 2026 A long-standing puzzle in nuclear physics may finally have an answer: unexpected low-energy gamma rays in zinc-70 appear…
WWildlife Read More In 1850s, house sparrows were introduced to North America to control insects, but the tiny birds quickly spread, became a common sight and turned into one of the continent’s most widespread invasive speciesJuly 26, 2026 The house sparrow is probably one of the easiest birds to ignore. You see them everywhere. They hop…
EEnvironment Read More Australia’s Clean Energy Boom Is Gathering SpeedJuly 26, 2026 Australia has big renewable energy ambitions and is well on its way to shifting dependence away from coal…
SSpace Read More ‘It’s not rocket science’: a day in the life of a Nasa behavioral health scientist | Well actuallyJuly 26, 2026 Dr Suzanne Bell, an organizational psychologist, leads the Behavioral Health and Performance Laboratory at Nasa’s Johnson Space Center.…