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Science The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was around ten kilometres wide and hit 66 million years ago, and a 2024 study of rare metals in the debris it left behind traced its birthplace to beyond Jupiter, in the outer solar system
Science In the 1950s, California oceanographer John D. Isaacs proposed towing an 8-billion-tonne Antarctic iceberg to San Diego, but the frozen reservoir never arrived
Science Three in four Spaniards will experience high exposure to tropical nights by 2050, according to a study
Science What the August 2026 solar eclipse in the UK means for YOUR star sign and horoscope - and it’s very good news for Leos
Science What the August 2026 solar eclipse in the UK means for YOUR star sign and horoscope - and it’s very good news for Leos
Science How PSE&G Restored Power to More Than 380,000 Customers After Extreme Heat and Back-to-Back Holiday Storms
Science Saturn’s moon Titan has rivers of liquid methane longer than the Nile’s tributaries, but a 2025 Brown University study found that only 1.3% of those rivers form deltas — on Earth, nearly every river does, and nobody yet knows why Titan’s don’t
Science Asteroid Apophis, named for the Egyptian god of chaos, will pass closer to Earth on 13 April 2029 than many weather satellites do — roughly 32,000 kilometres from the surface — and up to 90% of the world’s population may see it with the naked eye
Science In 1915, San Diego agreed to pay a rainmaker $10,000 if he filled a drought-hit reservoir; weeks later, heavy rain and floods fuelled debate over his claims
Science How a tiny South African fishing village solved its water crisis by turning seawater into drinking water using solar power
Science Kroll Bond Rating Agency, LLC: KBRA Releases Research - KBRA-Rated European RMBS Exposure to Wildfires in Spain
Science After decades of drought, water is returning to the south of Sahara Desert as ancient farming techniques and the Great Green Wall breathe new life into the Sahel
Science France's unprecedented wildfires: Convergence of climate change and historical landscape engineering
Science Badruddin Ajmal Steps Up Flood Relief In Sivasagar; Medical Teams Begin Free Healthcare Drive
Science Experts predict a jellyfish-free summer on the Costa del Sol thanks to ocean currents trapping them out at sea
Science Solar Panel Recycling Market to Reach US$ 857.8 Mn by 2035 as Circular Economy Initiatives Gain Momentum Worldwide
Science We read the placebo trial behind the fake-supplement headlines: of 90 older adults in Milan, those told outright that their pills were sugar reported less stress than those deceived into thinking the pills were real — and the percentages in the university’s announcement are nowhere in the paper
