Science

11:19
Stray SpaceX Rocket Crashes Into the Moon Near Einstein Crater
An abandoned SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage crashed into the Moon near the Einstein crater, giving planetary scientists a rare controlled-experiment opportunity to study lunar impact dynamics.
BBC News•1 min read
23:13
Dozens of Elephants Die in Kenya Amid Severe Drought
14:53
England and Wales Record Their Driest July in History
14:54
England and Wales Plunge Into Drought for Third Time
More than half of England and all of Wales have entered drought for the third time in five years, despite near-normal reservoirs and above-average winter rainfall.
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13:01
African Ant Smuggling Boom Threatens Ecosystems Across Continents
10:54
Giant Iceberg Capsizes Near Greenland Coast, Creating Massive Wave
23:24
Twins with Rare Growth Disorder May Hold Key to Preventing Cancer
Researchers studying twins with Laron syndrome, a rare growth disorder, have found the condition appears to dramatically reduce cancer risk — a finding that could open new pathways in cancer prevention.
BBC News•1 min read
14:50
Scientists Discover New Monkey Species in Rare Conservation Find
11:11
UK Extreme Weather Is the New Normal, Met Office Warns
23:58
T. rex Fossil Heads to Auction With $30M Pre-Sale Estimate
A 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton will go on sale in New York with a pre-sale estimate of $30m, potentially making it the most expensive fossil ever sold at auction.
BBC News•1 min read
06:44
China Lands Reusable Rocket for the First Time
05:10
Antarctica's First Dinosaur Bone Found — It Was Sitting in a Museum Drawer