SScience Read More NASA satellites are watching Earth’s newest island rise from the seaJuly 12, 2026 Oceanographers often point out that scientists have mapped the surfaces of the Moon and Mars in greater detail…
EEnvironment Read More Katrina dolphin dies at Atlantis Bahamas, nonprofit says | Gulf CoastJuly 12, 2026 Jacob Hurwitz, 7, plants a kiss on the nose of Brewer the dolphin during a special encounter at…
SSpace Read More Starship's Thirteenth Flight Test – SpaceXJuly 12, 2026 Starship’s Thirteenth Flight Test SpaceXReports of shaking caused by static fire testing at Starbase ValleyCentral.comSpaceX ignites all 33 powerful engines…
WWildlife Read More Australia spent millions fighting cane toads, then native predators solved the issue for freeJuly 12, 2026 For decades, Australia has tried to rein in cane toads by investing in disease-focused research, fungal approaches, scent-based…
SScience Read More Scientists Say They’ve Identified an Earth-Like Planet Right Next DoorJuly 12, 2026 A recently discovered exoplanet only 25 light years away resembles our own planet a lot more than once…
EEnvironment Read More Proposed EPA rule could silence data center critics, advocates sayJuly 12, 2026 The Environmental Protection Agency wants to scrap its requirement for public feedback on some new industrial facilities —…
SSpace Read More The Next Solar Eclipse Is Delivering a Rare Sight: Totality at SunsetJuly 12, 2026 It’s been two years since the last total solar eclipse, but another one is coming next month —…
WWildlife Read More Wildlife experts say these bubblegum pink eggs are more dangerous than they look. Here’s why.July 12, 2026 They may look like bubble gum, but invasive apple snail eggs threaten Arizona wildlife. Here’s why officials want…
SScience Read More The 10 Largest Underground Lakes in the WorldJuly 12, 2026 The largest underground lakes in the world sit hidden inside caves, sinkholes, and ice sheets. Many form in…
EEnvironment Read More 44% of Americans breathe unhealthy air, report saysJuly 12, 2026 About 44% of Americans — 152.3 million people — live in places that receive failing grades for air…
SSpace Read More Rubin Observatory begins its 10-year sky surveyJuly 12, 2026 A telescope on a mountaintop in Chile has begun recording the most detailed time-lapse of the night sky…
SScience Read More The rocks at the very summit of Mount Everest are limestone formed on an ancient ocean floor, and fossils of trilobites, sea lilies, and tiny crustaceans have been found in samples collected just six metres below the top of the highest point on EarthJuly 12, 2026 The summit of Everest is usually imagined as the opposite of an ocean floor. It is the highest…