WWildlife Read More ‘Unicorns of the sea’ help scientists spot danger in the ArcticSeptember 1, 2026 Narwhals are known as “unicorns of the sea” for their long spiral tusks — actually teeth — which…
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SSpace Read More Galactic Energy’s Pallas-1 rocket reaches orbit on debut launchSeptember 1, 2026 HELSINKI — Chinese commercial launch company Galactic Energy successfully launched its first Pallas-1 rocket late Monday, with future…
PPhysics Read More Some signs of quantum gravity may be an illusionSeptember 1, 2026 Two remarkably successful theories explain nearly everything we observe in the universe, from tiny atoms and molecules to…
WWildlife Read More Photographer wins dream Canadian Geographic gig for wildlife portfolio including dramatic shot of puffin and cute fox portraitSeptember 1, 2026 Most photography competitions offer a cash or equipment prize, but I’m sure many of us would trade that…
SScience Read More 1.4-million-year-old footprints reveal a surprisingly large human relativeSeptember 1, 2026 A remarkable set of fossil footprints from northern Kenya is offering scientists a rare glimpse of how an…
EEnvironment Read More Wildfires: Britons BANNED from forests over ‘risk of ignition’ following summer of wildfiresSeptember 1, 2026 Britons have been banned from more than 250,000 acres of woodland over a “risk of ignition” following a…
SSpace Read More Space Cargo Unlimited invests in CNES subsidiary Novespace to expand microgravity offeringSeptember 1, 2026 Space Cargo Unlimited (Space Cargo), which develops autonomous space manufacturing platforms and mission services for commercial microgravity research…
PPhysics Read More Sliding water droplets corrode Teflon-coated metal – Physics WorldSeptember 1, 2026 Sliding water droplets corrode Teflon-coated metal – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more from Physics World…
WWildlife Read More Sea Otters were successfully reintroduced in Canada after their extinction due to fur trade, protecting the kelp populations; but now they are threatening a ‘local delicacy’September 1, 2026 The reintroduction and success of sea otters in British Columbia was a story that initially satisfied everyone including…
SScience Read More Friends Think They See An Otter In The Water — Then They Notice His EarsSeptember 1, 2026 Earlier this month, Galina Ruban was enjoying a day of boating with several companions in an inlet in…