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In a first, JWST detected starlight from distant galaxies with quasars
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — For the first time, astronomers have detected starlight from distant galaxies that host extremely bright supermassive black...
Read moreChimpanzees can prepare for alternative futures
Two chimpanzees that showed their skills on Ngamba Island, UgandaEsther Herrmann We are no longer the only animal known to...
Read moreMissing Titanic submersible built with NASA help
The submersible that went missing with five people on board during a dive to the wreck of the Titanic on...
Read moreDNA has revealed the origin of this giant ‘mystery’ gecko
A lizard called Delcourt’s giant gecko has long been one of herpetology’s biggest mysteries — literally. Presumed extinct, the animal...
Read moreUK’s first deep geothermal project for 36 years opens at Eden Project
The Eden Geothermal well at the Eden Project in Cornwall, UKEden Geothermal The first new deep geothermal heating plant in...
Read moreEthereal ice swirls dance around Arctic peninsula in stunning new satellite image
A stunning new satellite image shows an enormous mass of melting sea ice elegantly swirling around a Russian peninsula in...
Read morePhysicists split bits of sound using quantum mechanics
You can’t divide the indivisible, unless you use quantum mechanics. Physicists have now turned to quantum effects to split phonons,...
Read moreUK river pollution monitoring is 50 years out of date, say researchers
Scum floating on the Ribble river near Clitheroe in Lancashire, UKAshley Cooper/Alamy The monitoring of UK rivers hasn’t been updated...
Read moreSee the moon, Venus, Mars and stars in a summer celestial gathering this week
Last month, we called attention to a celestial assembly involving the moon, two bright stars and two bright planets adorning...
Read moreThe Amazon might not have a ‘tipping point.’ But it’s still in trouble
The shore of a sea of nearly 400 billion trees winds through the central Brazilian state of Mato Grosso. Here,...
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