EEnvironment Read More Fracked gas from Beetaloo Basin flowing to Northern Territory power grid as of todaySeptember 1, 2026 Gas fracked from the Beetaloo Basin will this week begin feeding into the grid to power Northern Territory…
SSpace Read More KASA seeks record budget for 2027 to nurture space as strategic industrySeptember 1, 2026 The Nuri space rocket takes off from Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, Nov. 27. Yonhap…
WWildlife Read More Firefighters rescue three fox cubs trapped between housesSeptember 1, 2026 By Ed Chatterton Three orphaned fox cubs were released back into the wild four months after they became…
SScience Read More Magnetic Bacterium Extends Lifespan by 43% in Surprising Anti-Aging StudySeptember 1, 2026 A magnetic bacterium produced a striking longevity effect in worms. Researchers traced the benefit to reduced iron accumulation…
EEnvironment Read More In 2024, a developer paid $4 million for 83 acres outside Yosemite; two years later the US is considering a land swap for a private access road through the parkSeptember 1, 2026 The National Park Service is examining whether a land exchange can be carried out under federal law A…
SSpace Read More Watch 2 astronauts take 6th-ever all-female spacewalk todaySeptember 1, 2026 Two astronauts will conduct history’s sixth all-female spacewalk today (Sept. 1), and you can watch it live. NASA’s…
PPhysics Read More Astronomers Catch Black Hole Spewing Matter After FeedingSeptember 1, 2026 Black holes are some of the most awe-inspiring and mysterious celestial objects in the universe. This is primarily…
WWildlife Read More Once hunted to near extinction, Brazil’s humpback whales make a stunning comeback, population surges from just 2,000 to nearly 35,000 in two decadesSeptember 1, 2026 A humpback whale breaches off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (AP photo) Humpback whales are returning…
SScience Read More The fossil record suggests extinction crises killing 10% of species occur roughly once per million years, while events killing around 65% occur roughly once per 100 million years — but these are episodic catastrophes, not a steady countdown toward the next mass extinction.September 1, 2026 The history of life is full of disappearances, but they are not spread evenly through time. Long intervals…
EEnvironment Read More Damage Projections for Nankai Trough and Greater Tokyo EarthquakesSeptember 1, 2026 The Japanese government estimates that potential major earthquakes over the coming decades could lead to massive fatalities. Disaster…
SSpace Read More £9m Space Test Centre planned for Keighley business parkSeptember 1, 2026 The Space Test North centre could bring 50 jobs to the town, and “establish Keighley as a nationally-important…
PPhysics Read More Quantum Physicist Takes Aim at the Universe’s Mysterious Arrow of TimeSeptember 1, 2026 Scientists and philosophers have argued over the nature of time since … well, since time immemorial. Does time…