EEnvironment Read More Earthquake in Peru leaves at least six dead | PeruJuly 19, 2026 A 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook the Andes region of Peru, killing at least six people, authorities said Sunday. More…
SSpace Read More Rocket Lab’s Latest Deal Puts It on a Collision Course With SpaceXJuly 19, 2026 The share prices of space economy stocks may be sinking, but that does not make the sector any…
SSpace Read More Wales set for biggest solar eclipse since 1999July 19, 2026 Solar eclipse. Photo Pavel Štarha, Aneta Zatočilová, Miloslav Duckmüller. Nation.Cymru Staff The biggest solar eclipse visible from Wales…
EEnvironment Read More Canada to deny entry to foreigners who were recently in DR Congo, against U.N. adviceJuly 19, 2026 The Canadian government said Sunday it would deny entry to any foreigner who has been to the Democratic…
SSpace Read More The lines etched into Voyager’s Golden Record cover point towards 14 pulsars whose spinning clocks reveal both where the Sun is and roughly when the spacecraft left — directions designed to work without relying on a single human languageJuly 19, 2026 The starburst etched into the lower-left corner of Voyager’s Golden Record cover is neither decoration nor a picture…
PPhysics Read More World’s First Superconducting Quantum Heat Engine Could Transform Quantum ComputingJuly 19, 2026 Artistic impression of a superconducting quantum heat engine. Credit: Heikka Valja / Aalto University A machine smaller than…
SScience Read More Geologists have taught for decades that rivers needed plants to form their distinctive S-shaped meanders, but Stanford University researchers published a study in August 2025 showing that rivers were carving those curves long before vegetation existed on landJuly 19, 2026 For most of Earth’s history, no trees, grasses or roots held riverbanks together. The familiar geological picture has…
EEnvironment Read More Refilling the Aral Sea: A Spanish scientific proposal to avoid releasing millions of tons of CO₂ | ScienceJuly 19, 2026 The drying of the Aral Sea, between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, is one of the largest agricultural-driven ecological disasters…
SSpace Read More Voyager 1 is still crossing interstellar space with six computers holding about 68 kilobytes of memory between them — less storage than a single compressed photograph on a modern phoneJuly 19, 2026 Voyager 1 carries six flight-computer units designed in the early 1970s, and NASA’s own accounting puts their combined…
SScience Read More We’ve just realised our understanding of the universe might be wrong | News TechJuly 19, 2026 We’ve thought this one thing about the universe for 100 years (Picture: Getty/Metro) The universe, that 13.8billion-year-old thing…
EEnvironment Read More Earth: Earth has regulated its climate for 60 million years through a hidden ocean feedback; the key was sea level and one essential nutrientJuly 19, 2026 Earth’s natural system keep its climate from being too hot or too cold. (Representational photo_ Earth has gone…
SSpace Read More Rocket Lab’s Latest Deal Puts It on a Collision Course With SpaceXJuly 19, 2026 The share prices of space economy stocks may be sinking, but that does not make the sector any…