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SciencePartial solar eclipse visible across England
A rare partial solar eclipse will be visible across England today, with the Moon covering up to 96 percent of the Sun.
Science⚡ 6.0NASA Highlights Viewing Locations for August 12, 2026, Total Solar Eclipse
A total solar eclipse will cross parts of the Northern Hemisphere on August 12, 2026, with the path of totality passing over Iceland, Greenland, and Spain.
ScienceEclipse Glasses in Short Supply Ahead of UK Solar Event
UK residents are struggling to find certified eclipse glasses as demand surges ahead of Wednesday's solar eclipse, the most significant in the country since 1999.
ScienceThe Role of Exotic Particles in the Standard Model of Physics
While some particles in the standard model seem unnecessary for visible matter, they are essential for the mathematical and physical stability of the universe.
ScienceNASA's Curiosity Rover Climbs Toward Martian 'Supersurface' Feature
NASA's Curiosity rover has reached a new elevation on Mars, investigating a geological discontinuity that marks a shift in the planet's ancient environmental history.
ScienceScotland to Experience Significant Partial Solar Eclipse
Scotland will see its most dramatic solar eclipse since 1999 this Wednesday, with up to 95% of the Sun obscured by the Moon.
ScienceSleep deprivation alters running biomechanics
A study shows that sleep-deprived runners experience changes in their movement patterns, including reduced cadence and increased ground contact time.
ScienceNASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Features Three Galaxy Pairs
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day highlights three distinct pairs of galaxies, each exhibiting different gravitational and structural characteristics within the Centaurus Galaxy Cluster.
ScienceFrequent Cannabis Use Linked to Elevated Morning Cortisol Levels
A study from Oregon State University suggests that frequent cannabis users may start their day with higher baseline cortisol levels than non-users.
ScienceStudy Finds Full-Fat Dairy Does Not Negatively Affect Key Health Markers
A 12-week study of 74 adults suggests that consuming three servings of full-fat dairy daily does not negatively impact weight, body composition, or blood lipid levels.
SciencePartial Solar Eclipse and Perseid Meteor Shower to Occur Next Week
Ireland will experience a significant partial solar eclipse on Wednesday, followed by the peak of the Perseid meteor shower.
ScienceRare Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Flown Home After Welsh Rescue
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle found on a Welsh beach is being transported 5,000 miles to the Gulf of Mexico after two years of rehabilitation.
Science⚡ 6.0Meteorite That Struck New Jersey Home Reveals Clues to Life's Origins
A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey roof in 2024 has provided scientists with rare, pristine samples of a primitive asteroid, offering insights into early chemical conditions.
ScienceNASA Image Captures Comet 10P/Tempel 2 Near Globular Cluster M30
A recent telescopic image shows the periodic comet 10P/Tempel 2 appearing near the globular star cluster Messier 30.
ScienceNASA Announces Hyperwall Storytelling Schedule for IGARSS 2026
NASA will host a series of expert-led presentations at the IGARSS 2026 conference in the exhibit hall.
Science⚡ 6.0NASA’s IXPE Observes Magnetar 1E 1547-5408
NASA's Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE) has conducted over 140 hours of observations on a magnetar, potentially capturing a predicted physical phenomenon.
SciencePostbiotic supplement shows potential for weight loss in small trial
A study suggests a daily supplement containing dead bacteria may aid weight loss by increasing GLP-1 hormone levels, though experts call for larger, more rigorous testing.
ScienceModern Research Re-evaluates Vitamin C's Role in Cancer Treatment
New research suggests high-dose intravenous vitamin C may have different biological effects than oral supplements, though its efficacy as a cancer treatment remains unproven.
Science⚡ 6.0Scientists Observe Sudden Directional Shift in Earth's Molten Outer Core
Researchers using satellite data have identified a major, unexplained reversal in the flow of molten iron deep beneath the Pacific Ocean that began in 2010.
ScienceHow Information Theory Explains the Mechanics of Clickbait
A mathematical framework developed in 1948 to measure information transmission helps explain why clickbait headlines are designed to be uninformative.
ScienceNASA Tests Artemis Hardware at Lunar Development and Test Facility
Engineers at NASA's Johnson Space Center are using simulated lunar conditions to test equipment and mitigate the risks posed by abrasive Moon dust.
ScienceBald eagle Jackie in critical condition following anemia diagnosis
Jackie, a bald eagle featured on the popular Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam, is receiving veterinary care for anemia.
ScienceScientific study tests whether leftovers taste better the next day
Researchers at Deakin University conducted a blind taste test to determine if popular dishes improve after being stored in a refrigerator overnight.