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Science⚡ 6.0Clinical Trial Supports Use of Silver Diamine Fluoride to Treat Cavities
A University of Michigan-led study found that applying silver diamine fluoride can stop tooth decay in young children without the need for drilling or anesthesia.
Science⚡ 6.0NASA Satellite Data Tracks Record-High Sargassum in Tropical Atlantic
NASA's PACE satellite has mapped a massive proliferation of Sargassum seaweed in the tropical Atlantic, with record-high levels recorded in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico in June 2026.
Science⚡ 6.0Investigation launched into deaths of 14 elephants in Kenya
The Kenya Wildlife Service is investigating the mysterious deaths of 14 elephants found near Amboseli National Park.
Science⚡ 7.0Jaguar's 2100km Amazon Trek
A male jaguar has made an unprecedented 2100km journey across the Amazon rainforest, expanding our knowledge of these big cats' capabilities.
Science⚡ 6.0Rathlin Island Declared Free of Feral Ferrets Following Conservation Campaign
Conservationists have successfully eradicated feral ferrets on Rathlin Island, with a parallel campaign to eliminate rats nearing a potential declaration of success by next summer.
ScienceEF-2 Tornado Causes Damage in Wisconsin
An EF-2 tornado struck parts of Wisconsin, leading officials to declare a state of disaster as emergency crews assess the damage.
Science⚡ 6.0Slowing Atlantic Ocean Current Linked to Stronger California Storms
New research suggests a weakening Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation could intensify storms along the California coast while reducing snowfall over Greenland.
ScienceConservationists Tackle Invasive Giant Hogweed in Northern Ireland
The Ballinderry Rivers Trust is working to manage giant hogweed, an invasive plant known for causing severe skin blistering, as Northern Ireland faces over 2,500 recorded sites.
Science⚡ 7.0NASA Satellite Imagery Tracks Extensive Wildfires Across Oregon
NASA satellite data shows smoke from dozens of large wildfires in Oregon, which have burned over one million acres following a series of dry thunderstorms.
Science⚡ 6.0Peptides Gain Popularity Amid Concerns Over Lack of Regulation and Clinical Evidence
Peptides are increasingly used in wellness treatments despite a lack of robust clinical evidence, prompting debate over FDA advisory committee recommendations to allow their compounding.
ScienceNASA to Study August 2026 Total Solar Eclipse via High-Altitude Jet and Balloons
NASA-funded teams will use a high-altitude research aircraft and scientific balloons to study the Sun's corona and atmospheric changes during the August 12, 2026, total solar eclipse.
Science⚡ 7.0European Wildfires
European wildfires are being tackled with planes and ground crews. Fires are difficult to stop due to extreme conditions.
ScienceStudy Compares Effects of Sparkling Water and Soda on Oral pH
Preliminary research presented at NUTRITION 2026 suggests unsweetened sparkling water may be a lower-risk alternative to soda for dental health.
Science⚡ 8.0Wildfires near Bordeaux
Tens of thousands evacuated as firefighters battle to contain wildfires near Bordeaux, France
Science⚡ 6.0CRISPR-Based RNA Technology May Improve Prostate Cancer Immunotherapy
Researchers have developed a CRISPR-based tool that restores mRNA length in prostate cancer cells, potentially making "immune cold" tumors more visible to the immune system.
Science⚡ 6.0NASA Astronaut Chris Williams and Crew Return from International Space Station
NASA astronaut Chris Williams and two Roscosmos cosmonauts have returned to Earth after completing an eight-month mission aboard the International Space Station.
ScienceJuly's Full Buck Moon to Appear Across the UK
The July full Moon, known as the Buck Moon, will be visible across the UK this week, with peak viewing expected on the nights of July 29 and 30.
ScienceStudy Finds Personal Climate Actions Do Not Hinder Broader Activism
Research from UNSW Sydney and Griffith University shows that individual environmental choices do not reduce support for systemic climate policy or collective action.
ScienceHow the Universe Expands Faster Than Light Without Violating Physics
The universe's expansion allows distant regions to move apart faster than light, creating a complex relationship between the age of the cosmos and the size of the observable universe.
ScienceBuzzBallz Packaging Criticized for Lack of Recyclability in UK
Experts warn that BuzzBallz cocktail containers are difficult to recycle and can contaminate sorting facilities, despite previous claims on the company's website.
Science⚡ 7.0NASA Deep Space Network facility in Spain threatened by wildfire
A wildfire near Madrid has reached the Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex, forcing evacuations and raising concerns about potential damage to critical deep-space communication infrastructure.
Science⚡ 6.0Researchers develop self-repairing textile from Cordyceps fungi
Scientists have created a living, biodegradable fabric using fungal hyphae that can be repaired by applying fresh fungal pellets.
ScienceNASA’s ESCAPADE Spacecraft Captures Earth and Moon Images
A Mars-bound ESCAPADE spacecraft has captured visible and thermal infrared images of Earth and the Moon to calibrate its onboard camera systems.