Science
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A long-lost rogue planet could explain unexpectedly distant asteroids
The outer solar system holds some chunks of ice and rock that orbit so far from the sun it’s hard…
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Remove your personal info from the top 7 people search sites
I always say that what you post on the internet is forever. That’s why it’s crucial to protect your personal…
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How Hurricane Ian compares to Florida’s most destructive storms
Hurricane Ian pummeled Florida’s Gulf Coast on Wednesday, becoming one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the U.S.…
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News at a glance: Earth science satellites, Global Fund’s haul, and Neptune’s rings
EARTH SCIENCE European satellite duo will study oceans and warming The European Space Agency (ESA) last week approved the $420…
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Newly recognised species of sloth has a head like a coconut
Maned sloths were thought to be one species but a genetic and physical analysis suggests there are actually two Life…
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Light from a quasar shows hints of one of the universe’s first stars
Astronomers examining a quasar may have found remnants of the explosion of one of the first stars in the universe,…
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US Army fires Javelin anti-tank missiles from robots in key tech test
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. Army test-fired Javelin anti-tank missiles at a recent exhibition in…
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No coffin required: Human composting becomes more mainstream
No need for an urn or a casket: California will soon offer a new option to be laid to rest…
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How NASA’s DART spacecraft will divert asteroids
By Emily Bates NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft will smash into an asteroid in the first ever real-world…
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Guatemala’s rainforest is expanding thanks to community efforts
The forests of the Maya Biosphere Reserve are growing rather than shrinking, because of a community-led conservation programme Environment 26…
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