New UN plastic treaty is going backwards, experts say | Plastics
The latest version of the long overdue plastic treaty is even less ambitious than the previous one, according…
NASA’s 737 Reveals New Paint
NASA’s 737 aircraft was painted this week in Oklahoma as it progresses with modifications for use as a…
Researchers, Berkeley Lab physicist unveil largest-ever 2D color map of universe | Research And Ideas
DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys, assisted by researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, produced the world’s largest 2D color…
Piranha drama: boy, 8, hooks fearsome exotic fish in Pennsylvania lake | Pennsylvania
An eight-year-old boy fishing for bass in Pennsylvania was stunned to catch something more associated with the Amazon…
During the total solar eclipse of July 8, 1842, an astronomer watched the ground itself start to ripple — thin bands of light chasing each other across open earth in the last seconds before the sky went fully dark, and 184 years later, nobody has proven why
During the total solar eclipse of 8 July 1842, observers across Europe recorded a strange effect in the…
Fossils show huge carbon emissions harm forests, not ‘green the planet’ | Climate crisis
Adding huge quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is set to cause the Earth’s forests to wither…
NASA’s canceled lunar space station tech will help build the Artemis moon base
Not every canceled NASA program earns a halo after its demise, but one scrapped project is finding new…
Navigating the pitfalls of two-dimensional ferroelectricity – nature.com
Navigating the pitfalls of two-dimensional ferroelectricity nature.comA common material does something strange when made ultra-thin Tech ExploristFerroelectricity Emerges at the…
How many bears are there in CT? Here’s what it takes to find out.
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
‘Colander sales jumped nearly 40%’: how Britons viewed the solar eclipse | Solar eclipses
It started with the solar glasses, as people desperate to see the most complete eclipse in decades formed…
A boat operator used a foghorn to wake a sleeping polar bear. They were fined over $5,000.
A person in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic has been fined $5,255 for using a foghorn to…
Suffolk builder with own observatory captures solar eclipse
A builder who created an observatory in his back garden has said capturing and livestreaming the solar eclipse…