Rare Total Solar Eclipse Draws Millions Across Northern Hemisphere
A total solar eclipse was witnessed by millions of people on 12 August, marking the first such event visible from Earth since early 2024.
» readStudy shows AMOC could survive very slow warming but risks collapse at current rate
A new study has found that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could remain functional even with more than 5°C of warming, provided the temperature increase occurs very slowly.
» readFossil bone growth line suggests ancient mammal relative gave live birth
A chance observation during a university class has provided the first clue about how a mammal ancestor reproduced. Researchers have used a growth line in a fossilized leg bone to argue that the ancient creature gave birth to live young rather than…
» readTotal solar eclipse of 2026 casts shadow across Spain and beyond
A total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, was observed from Zaragoza, Spain, where the event was captured in a single image showing the eclipse both over the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar and reflected in the Ebro River.
» readMining’s hidden role in Formula 1 car revealed by Komatsu partnership
A wide range of minerals and metals essential to modern life are also found in the Atlassian Williams F1 Team’s FW48 race car, according to a report from heavy equipment manufacturer Komatsu.
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