WWildlife Read More A Giraffe Named Gracie Is Missing in TexasJune 24, 2026 Who has a long neck, rounded ears and answers to the name Gracie? A giraffe who’s gone missing…
EEnvironment Read More London heat adaptation event cancelled as heatwave gripsJune 24, 2026 The soaring temperatures have led to hundreds of school closures, or partial closures, across London and southern England.…
SSpace Read More IBM upgrade, SpaceX initiation among today’s top calls on Wall StreetJune 24, 2026 The most talked about and market moving research calls around Wall Street are now in one place. Here…
WWildlife Read More Animals are often moved to make way for infrastructure, but we don’t know what happens to them nextJune 24, 2026 When major infrastructure projects are built in rural areas, wildlife is often dislocated and moved out of the…
EEnvironment Read More While British planning meetings keep calling solar farms ecological dead zones, a study across six of them found the ones managed right held nearly three times as many birds as the cropland next door, including the threatened species quietly vanishing from Britain’s fieldsJune 24, 2026 KeysQuestions4Explore4 Solar farms aren’t ecological dead zones — a rigorous RSPB and Cambridge study across six real sites…
SSpace Read More Strawberry Moon will soon sweeten up June’s night skyJune 24, 2026 June’s full moon, known as the Strawberry Moon, will soon rise and sweeten up the night sky. The…
WWildlife Read More Seal of disapproval: Locals, Eastern Cape municipality clash over seal in Kowie RiverJune 24, 2026 A seal spotting in the Kowie River, Port Alfred, has had some locals fuming over the intention of…
EEnvironment Read More A newly identified seismic event likely shifted Japan for goodJune 24, 2026 When massive 9.0 magnitude earthquake shook Japan on March 11, 2011, the ground also made a more lasting…
SSpace Read More Animals in the Universe – CounterPunch.orgJune 24, 2026 Image by Arnaud Mariat. Fatal physics Astrophysicists analyzed light and energy into their components, and figured out how…
WWildlife Read More The ‘ballista spider’: Scientists discover a tiny spider that launches ants with 140 times the force of gravity |June 24, 2026 Deep in the rainforests of far north Queensland, Australia, scientists have discovered a tiny spider with an extraordinary…
EEnvironment Read More Europe heatwave: Air conditioning creates political divide as France records hottest dayJune 24, 2026 A giant new hospital being built in the Brittany city of Nantes for example will have air-conditioning in…
SSpace Read More Astronauts returning from six-month missions describe a persistent ‘observer’ sensation — the feeling of watching their own lives from a half-step outside the frame, weeks after they’re back on the groundJune 24, 2026 Astronauts coming home from long stays on the International Space Station have, for years, described a strange perceptual…