Scientists Explore the ‘Zeptoverse’ In Search For Nature’s Smallest Particles
The finding offers a possible new way to investigate particles at extremely small scales, although it does not yet establish a discovery.
Environment
Watch: US Southwest Hit By Heavy Rain, Triggers Flash Floods And Mandatory Evacuations
Nonstop downpours deluged Flagstaff, Arizona, overwhelming storm drains, submerging local roads, and prompting highway closures throughout the region.
Why Is The US Power Grid Facing A Major Test From El Niño
Scientists caution that severe cold snaps and major storms could strain the grid despite seasonal forecasts.
4.1-Billion-Year-Old Martian Meteorite Reveals Evidence Of Ancient Water
Researchers published a study in Science examining Teghaza 001, an approximately 800-gram rock recovered in eight pieces.
Even Birds Experience Jet Lag During Long-Distance Flights, Study Finds
The study analysed 20 years of GPS data from 1,045 birds covering 3,688 foraging trips. Researchers recorded directional deviations of up to 15 degrees.
What Is 2026 ED138, The Possible New Dwarf Planet Beyond Pluto
Initial estimates suggest 2026 ED138 measures between 600 and 1,500 kilometres in diameter and orbits approximately 46 astronomical units from the Sun.
Great White Shark Lunges At Woman During Georgia Tagging Expedition
The program catches and releases great white sharks to study their movements and behaviour, naming tagged sharks after deceased military veterans to honour their service.
Trump to Announce New Rule To Lower Gas, Diesel Prices
The president is holding a rally in Lubbock for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who is in a tight race with Democrat James Talarico.
Countries’ Climate Plans Set To Cut Emissions By Just 6% By 2035
The report also factors in the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement under President Donald Trump.
Flood-Weary Southwest Braces For More Rain And Rising Rivers
The combination of saturated inland terrain, rising waterways and coastal flooding is keeping authorities on alert as additional rain and hazardous conditions threaten affected communities.
US Reopens New Mexico Cattle Crossing With Tougher Screwworm Checks
The reopening is expected to revive cross-border cattle trade worth approximately $1 billion annually.
California’s Energy Future Needs The 3 R’s: Reality, Reliability, And Resilience
However, wind turbines and solar panels only generate intermittent electricity.
Climate Change Linked To 32,600 Heat Deaths Across Europe
The analysis estimated that climate change contributed to more than 32,600 deaths, linking the increased risk to fossil fuel pollution.
New York City Votes To Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages by 2028
The decision follows safety concerns, including the June death of 18-year-old Indian tourist Romanch Mahajan, who died after jumping from a runaway carriage.
Watch: Golf Ball-Sized Hail Hits Arizona As Unseasonal Severe Weather Sweeps In
The unseasonal severe weather prompted meteorologists to issue rare tornado watches for parts of the state, the first time such warnings have been triggered in Arizona since October 2010.
Watch: Australian Journalist And Bystander Rescue Driver from Sinking Car
ABC journalist Will Murray swam out to the stalled four-wheel drive, prying open its door to pull the driver free moments before the vehicle was fully submerged.