Science
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Super El Niño Forecast: What 2026 Means for Storms and Drought
A developing ‘super’ El Niño is set to reshape the 2026 climate, signaling a quieter Atlantic hurricane season while offering potential drought relief for the American West.
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Bhutan’s Scientific and Cultural Ties Expand Amid New Research
New research reveals significant gaps in Bhutan’s biodiversity data, while UTEP celebrates long-standing ties with the Himalayan kingdom through ‘Bhutan Days’.
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New Antarctic Island Found as Uncharted Franchise Stirs
A German expedition has mapped a previously unknown island in the Weddell Sea, emphasizing the challenges of charting remote Antarctic regions.
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Global Wildlife Trade Linked to Rising Pandemic Risks
A new study reveals that prolonged involvement in the wildlife trade significantly increases the number of human-infecting pathogens carried by mammal species, heightening pandemic threats.
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Artemis II Crew Prepares for High-Stakes Pacific Splashdown
NASA’s Artemis II crew returns to Earth today, concluding a historic 10-day mission around the moon with a critical ‘lofted’ reentry test.
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Artemis II Crew Nears Earth After Lunar Crater Dedication
The crew of Artemis II requested naming lunar craters, including one for Carroll, Commander Wiseman’s late wife, as they return from their mission.
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NASA Artemis II Reentry: Sonic Boom Expected Over Detroit
NASA’s Artemis II capsule reentry on April 10 may create a sonic boom over Detroit. Residents are advised this is a normal aerospace event.
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NASA Confirms Fireball Meteor Trajectory After Northeast Sighting
NASA has released data on a high-speed fireball meteor that illuminated the skies over New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York on Tuesday, traveling at 30,000 mph.
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Artemis II Crew Begins Final Leg Home After Record-Breaking Lunar Flyby
The Artemis II astronauts are on course for an April 10 splashdown after completing a historic lunar mission that set a new human distance record and captured unprecedented imagery of Earth.
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Scientists Detect Rare η′-Mesic Nuclei to Unlock Mass Origins
Scientists detected η′-mesic nuclei, offering insights into matter’s mass and vacuum dynamics. The findings open new doors in fundamental research.
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Nick Pope, Former UK UFO Expert, Dies at 60
Nick Pope, the former British Ministry of Defence official who became a global authority on UAP, has died following a battle with stage 4 esophageal cancer.
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Artemis II Hits Lunar Flyby Milestone Amid Real-Time Tracking
NASA’s Artemis II crew has reached the lunar sphere of influence, marking the two-thirds point of their historic mission as the public tracks their progress in real-time.
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Artemis II Midpoint: Reid Wiseman Captures Earth from Deep Space
As the Artemis II crew crosses the halfway point to the Moon, Commander Reid Wiseman has shared breathtaking images of Earth, marking a new chapter in human lunar exploration.
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David Attenborough Unveils Secret Garden Series
Sir David Attenborough returns to screens with a five-part BBC series exploring the hidden biodiversity of British gardens ahead of his 100th birthday.
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USGS Revises Boulder Creek Quake Magnitude to 4.6
Seismologists have officially downgraded the magnitude of the April 2 earthquake near Boulder Creek, California, as officials monitor for potential aftershocks.