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Science Synack Research Finds 95% of Enterprise Security Teams Discover High or Critical Vulnerabilities Outside Scheduled Tests
Science Aptar Beauty Launches Next-Generation Auto-Loading Dropper Technology for Easier, More Accurate Skincare Dosing
Science Engineers building Solar panels are using exact replicas of honeycombs made by Bees to ensure ...
Science DP World Joins Partners to Deliver Humanitarian Aid to Earthquake-Affected Communities in Venezuela
Science Humanoid Robots: The US-China Divide and Who Controls the Supply Chain — Latest Analysis on TrendForce's Substack
Science Launch of Altevera Pan-European Renewable Energy Platform by Alba Infra Partners and Tevalia Capital
Science Serentica Renewables Secures US$345 Million Loan Facility for Solar-Wind Hybrid Project in Karnataka
Science During Apollo 11’s final descent, the guidance computer flashed 1201 and 1202 alarms as it ran out of processing capacity — then repeatedly rebooted, discarded low-priority work and kept steering the lunar module towards the surface
Science Cassini watched bright “islands” appear, disappear and reappear in Titan’s methane seas — and laboratory experiments suggest they may be fields of nitrogen bubbles fizzing out of solution as the alien lakes warm or mix
Science When elephants play, they rapidly copy one another’s trunk and head movements — a form of bodily mimicry resembling the contagious smiles and laughter seen in humans
Science Palaeontologists were preparing to leave the Egyptian desert when they noticed teeth protruding from the ground — and uncovered the skull of a 30-million-year-old apex predator
Science Enceladus, a Saturn moon just 500 kilometres wide, fires geysers of water thousands of kilometres into space through cracks at its south pole — and that water carries the building blocks of life
Science Mercury is shrinking — as its iron core slowly cools, the whole planet has contracted by up to seven kilometres, wrinkling its surface into cliffs hundreds of miles long
Science In 2004 a NASA probe caught a comet’s tail on a sheet of aerogel, flew the grains 4.6 billion kilometres home, and dropped them into the Utah desert — the first solid pieces of a comet ever returned to Earth
Science Eswatini’s King Mswati III remains one of the last absolute monarchs on Earth, appointing the prime minister, dissolving parliament, and keeping political parties out of elections
Science AAP Slams Police Action Against Sonam Wangchuk, Alleges Govt Trying to Crush Parliament March
Science The most common type of planet in the known galaxy is one that does not exist in our solar system — a world larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune, a size our own neighbourhood entirely skipped, now counted in the thousands across NASA’s confirmed exoplanet archive
Science NASA has calculated, to the precise second, when Voyager 1 will be exactly one light-day from Earth: 2:16 a.m. on 18 November 2026, at a distance of 16,094,799,096 miles — a number that would have been science fiction when the probe launched in 1977
Science TIL Ecopreneur Awards 2026: Experts discuss AI's growing energy footprint, role in clean energy
Science Wildfire in Árchez and Cómpeta led to the activation of a Level 1 emergency and road closure as local population told to stay indoors
