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Science Global SWF Modernizes Scorecard for Sovereign Investors; Nine Institutions Continue to Excel.
Science Northampton Capital Partners, Olympus Power Form JV and Reach Agreement to Acquire New England, New York Generating Assets
Science The blue whale is bigger than any dinosaur science has confirmed, and yet it is not a fossil or a record in a museum — it is a living, breathing, endangered animal that can still be seen from the California coast every summer
Science AI feels weightless, but it’s thirsty: UC Riverside researchers estimated training GPT-3 evaporated roughly 700,000 litres of freshwater on-site, and that 10–50 medium-length GPT-3 replies ‘drink’ about a 500ml bottle — with estimates swinging widely by location
Science Walt Heyer, el activista Chris Elston y la doctora Michelle Cretella, premiados por su defensa de la infancia
Science A Central African frog fights off predators by driving the sharp bones of its own toes out through its skin to form claws, a defense biologists first described in detail in 2008
Science When the Soviet Union launched Laika aboard Sputnik 2 in 1957, the world was told she had survived for days. Decades later, the truth emerged: she had died within hours, after the capsule overheated in orbit.
Science IEA Geothermal - Global Collaboration on Standardizing Geothermal Emissions Reporting Strengthened at WGC 2026 in Calgary
Science We tend to think we form opinions by weighing all the evidence — but confirmation bias means we mostly seek out and remember what already fits the beliefs we hold
Science Thought of the day from philosopher Bertrand Russell: “The good life is one inspired by love and guided by knowledge.”
Science Neuroimaging research on jazz improvisation suggests creative flow may have less to do with inspiration and more to do with learned expertise meeting the willingness to release control
Science In 1946, a Japanese mechanic named Soichiro Honda began bolting surplus Imperial Japanese Army radio generator engines onto bicycles in post-war rationing-era Japan — and the small company he founded two years later is now the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world
Science The coldest known place in the universe is the outflow of a dying star, chilled to one degree above absolute zero — colder than the afterglow of the Big Bang
Science A Yale study found that how you think about getting older may add 7.5 years to your life, more than exercise and more than not smoking
Science Diamond K Residential Offers New Water Saving Products to Combat Drought in Utah Lawns and Gardens
Science In 1868 astronomers found a new element in the Sun’s light, named it helium for the Greek word for the Sun, and no one found a trace of it on Earth for another 27 years
Science Beulah Fire Evacuation Map: Aspen Acres, Pueblo County, Colorado Wildfire Forces Mandatory Order
Science Personality tests remain among the most widely used tools in hiring and therapy despite decades of research showing limited ability to predict how a person actually behaves
Science When a shark bites down on a hagfish, the fish floods its attacker’s mouth with slime in a fraction of a second, clogging the predator’s gills until it gags and lets go
Science Marbella backs Venezuela earthquake victims via minute of silence and medical supplies drive
Science EmblemHealth Sees 50% Increase in Member Adoption and Engagement Following Debut of Redesigned Mobile App
Science Cardinal Midstream Partners and EnCap Flatrock Announce Sale of Delaware Basin Assets to San Mateo Midstream for $752 Million
Science Schneider Electric named World's Most Sustainable Company for the third consecutive year by TIME Magazine and Statista
Science Aniline Market Outlook 2026-2030: Increasing Demand for High-Performance Rubber Chemicals in EV Tires and Industrial Belts Presents Opportunities
Science Shown its reflection in a mirror, a small reef fish scraped at a mark it could see only there, behaving as if it recognized itself – though the researchers stopped short of calling it self-aware
Science American Clean Power Association - American Clean Power Association Launches First-of-Its-Kind Certification Program for Clean Energy Technicians
Science Renewable Energy Forecasting Software Market Next Big Thing | Major Giants AutoGrid, IBM, Oracle
Science In 1977, a team of American marine geologists in a small research submarine descended to the seafloor of the Galápagos Rift and discovered something no biology textbook on Earth had ever predicted — an entire thriving ecosystem of giant tube worms, ghostly white crabs, and microbial life sustained not by sunlight but by heat and chemicals leaking out of the planet’s interior
