UK sees 'really unusual' rise in hummingbird hawk-moth sightings this summer - United Kingdom

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Researchers make air-stable, ultrathin superconductors, for more scalable quantum devices | MIT News - United Kingdom

The researchers further integrated this air-stable superconductor into a superconducting microwave circuit. When tested, the material maintained its

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Episode 179: Life Support Systems: From Space Station to Orion - United Kingdom

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Puerto Rico begins water rationing in San Juan and other major cities - United Kingdom

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Extinct toad from ice age discovered at La Brea Tar Pits - United Kingdom

In the heart of urban Los Angeles lie the La Brea Tar Pits, a group of natural asphalt seeps made famous by the millions of ice age fossils preserved within

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Two dead whales removed between Mundesley and Trimingham - United Kingdom

The giant mammals washed up between Mundesley and Trimingham sometime on Monday. Officers from North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) recovered the carcasses

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Ubiquitous Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities driving plasma mixing on the Sun - United Kingdom

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SpaceX and the quest for global (internet) domination - NBC News - United Kingdom

SpaceX and the quest for global (internet) domination  NBC NewsStarlink could deliver majority of world's internet within 10 years, says Elon

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Consultation opens on sewage outfall plan off Exmouth - United Kingdom

A seven-week consultation into an area discharging treated wastewater permanently from Exmouth's sewage treatment works has launched.

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Climate change may be making us lonelier: How heat waves and extreme weather disrupt social connections everyone relies on - United Kingdom

Severe storms, heat waves and wildfires can shut down the social life of a community, flooding out festivals, canceling community events and keeping people

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Total solar eclipse Aug. 12, 2026 live updates — 1 week to go - United Kingdom

Eclipse glasses must be worn whenever the sun's disk is visible. (Image credit: LeoPatrizi / Getty Images)

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Very rare UK sighting of white stork in Oxfordshire - United Kingdom

Cumnor Hill man Peter Scatchard spotted a white stork on a field between Norreys Road and Chawley Lane, on the edge of Oxford. The white stork hasn’t been a

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A composer published a paper on theoretical physics. His lack of credentials drew criticism. – Retraction Watch - United Kingdom

Some people compose music or make YouTube videos for a hobby. That’s Brandon Yates’ job — so in his spare time, he tries his hand at theoretical physics. But

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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Watches Earth Vanish Behind Martian Moon - United Kingdom

Earth and the Martian moon Phobos dance together in a series of images recently acquired by NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover. Earth appears as a point of light

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Voyager 2 cheats the power budget for another year - United Kingdom

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Daniel Day-Lewis film cottage could become base for red squirrel conservation - United Kingdom

The Cottage As It Was Made To Look During The Filming Of The Anemone Film. Photo ACC Planning Documents

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D-Wave Publishes Research on Dual-Rail Qubit Gate for Quantum Error Correction - United Kingdom

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Ffos Las brought forward because of solar eclipse - United Kingdom

Originally the first race was scheduled for 5.40pm but with it being unclear how much light will be lost, that has been rescheduled by the British Horseracing

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Trump says he is rolling back protections for endangered species - United Kingdom

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Unprecedented images may explain one of greatest mysteries of the sun | The sun - United Kingdom

Golden bands and swirling vortices have been spotted on the sun in the most detailed images ever captured of the turbulent surface of our home star.

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Experts used 'Judas goats' to hunt down their own kind, eliminating over 140,000 invasive goats in a $10.5 million mission to save the Galapagos' native wildlife - United Kingdom

In a remarkable ecological initiative, over 140,000 invasive goats have been eradicated from three areas of the Galapagos Islands. This operation, costing

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Quantum X-Labs Advances Quantum Computing for Nuclear Particle Transport Prediction - United Kingdom

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SpaceX revenue rockets while AI spending burns billions - United Kingdom

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Global Warming Has Kicked Into Overdrive, Scientists Warn - United Kingdom

It’s been a particularly apocalyptic summer. Relentless, record-shattering heatwaves, untamable wildfires, and deadly floods are just some of the disasters

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SpaceX: What can scientists learn from a Falcon 9 rocket hitting the Moon? - United Kingdom

The science and probably the first images will come from powerful telescopes in the Americas where the sky was still dark. Even then, turning the detection of

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Film‑featured cottage set to be Anglesey red squirrel conservation hub - United Kingdom

The stone building and surrounding woodland setting was used for several months in 2024 to film scenes in the 2025 movie Anemone, which included a prominent

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Researchers Improve Superconducting Qubit Coherence Using Tantalum and Silicon - United Kingdom

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Total solar eclipse: how to watch live from home - United Kingdom

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Italy to place all 27 of its major cities on highest heat alert | Italy - United Kingdom

Italy is to place all of its 27 major cities, from Trieste in the north to Palermo in the south, under the highest heat alert as the fourth heatwave to hit

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Flying into space is not mainly about climbing higher: a spacecraft reaches orbit by accelerating sideways to roughly 28,000 kilometres per hour, fast enough to keep falling around Earth - United Kingdom

A rocket leaves the pad vertically because the ground is beneath it and the thickest part of the atmosphere is directly ahead. Watch a little longer, though,

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