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Temperature records have tumbled across the UK and Europe as scientists warn it is a sign of things to come.
PBS Newshour - 5 hours 3 min agoFrom the light bulb to the iPhone, American inventions have rocketed around the world thanks to their innovation and ingenuity. But some American innovators, including women and people of color, have largely been overlooked. Horizons moderator William Brangham explores why America has been such fertile ground for creative minds with Sujai Shivakumar and Eric S. Hintz. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...
PBS Newshour - 5 hours 28 min agoAs the country celebrates its 250th anniversary, rising seas and coastal erosion are putting some of America's most historic places at risk. For our ongoing series, Tipping Point, special correspondent Ben Tracy with Climate Central reports from Jamestown, Virginia, where archaeologists are racing to uncover America's past before it's washed away. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...
My day of extreme heat in the nation's capital...
A childhood fascination with bogs led one Welsh scientist to try and help save the planet.
An experiment that involved feeding a dead goat to a Komodo dragon as well as an analysis of thousands of ancient bones suggests that Homo floresiensis was neither a skilled hunter of big game nor a master of fire...
The companies' Fourth of July plans include celebrating new reactor designs coming online. But there's still a long way to go before they deliver energy at a meaningful scale.
Popular Mechanics - 10 hours 4 min agoThree-foot-tall "ape-men" defied survival expectations. One researcher isn't convinced they're entirely gone.
The whale was entangled in crab pot lines at Endicott Arm near Juneau. The post Young humpback whale freed from a death trap in Alaska appeared first on Popular Science .
The president partied in the dapper overcoat at his 1789 inauguration. The post George Washington’s famous ‘golden suit’ was actually purple appeared first on Popular Science .
Port expansion and protections for whales part of BC and Alberta plan to expand country's presence overseas The governments of Canada and the province of Alberta will move forward on a major new oil pipeline after the pair announced a plan to ease concerns of British Columbia and First Nations on the Pacific coast. Canada's prime minister, Mark Carney, shuttled between British Columbia and Alberta on Thursday to announce more than C$150bn in new investments in both provinces, part of a broader...
GeekSpin - 12 hours 33 min agoNASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has promised to send an official soccer ball and a signed jersey to the moon if the US Men’s National Team wins the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And it’s a big if. Isaacman first made the pledge during a June 30 livestreamed briefing on NASA's Moon Base and Artemis plans. He […] Read the original article here: NASA will send a soccer ball to the moon if the US wins...
The high-tech historical repository will be buried in Philadelphia on July Fourth. The post America's Time Capsule will be buried for 250 years. Here’s how to watch. appeared first on Popular Science .
NASA awarded Rocket Lab deals for three dedicated launches using the company's Electron rocket.
Popular Mechanics - 15 hours 4 min agoThis "would be equivalent to a planetary invasion," expert warns.
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Female orangutans are generally solitary, but they travel more and eat less in an apparent effort to ensure their offspring have someone to play with...
GeekSpin - 16 hours 18 min agoBuried beneath the sand next to the Great Pyramid of Giza lies an unexplored anomaly that is now under investigation. In a geophysical survey of the Western Cemetery conducted between 2021 and 2023, the elite burial ground west of the Great Pyramid, a joint Japan-Egypt research team involving Tohoku University, Higashi Nippon International University, and Egypt's […] Read the original article here: Archaeologists find signs of a secret chamber in Egypt pyramid...
An artist's concept of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory telescope being ferried to a higher orbit over Earth by Link, a spacecraft from Katalyst Space Technologies.
ZYN nicotine pouches, the FDA found, can be advertised as a less-harmful option for adult smokers. But quitting all tobacco and nicotine products remains the best idea.
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Last Word On Nothing - 20 hours 4 min agoJumping spiders are, I think, generally agreed to be the cutest spider. What makes an animal cute? Especially this representative of one of the most-feared animal groups, the spider? It’s fuzzy, like a teddy bear. It has big eyes, like a baby fox. It holds its pedipalps, those little things that stick out on either […] The post Spiders, far away and at home appeared first on The Last Word On Nothing .
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