Sargassum levels in 2026 reach second highest on record, scientists report
The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt reached its second-highest abundance on record in June 2026, according to scientists at the University of South Florida’s College of Marine Science.
» readPowerful 6.8 earthquake strikes southwestern Japan, collapses shopping mall and damages historic castle
A powerful earthquake struck southwestern Japan on Tuesday afternoon, collapsing part of a shopping mall and toppling a stone wall at the centuries-old Kumamoto Castle, the BBC reported.
» readAstronomers discover a third ghostly galaxy with no dark matter in a string of faint dwarf galaxies
A rare galaxy without dark matter has been found in a string of a dozen small galaxies, providing further evidence that violent galactic collisions can separate the invisible substance from visible matter.
» readEinstein’s theories open the door to time travel, but only into the future—for now
The scientific exploration of time travel, based on Albert Einstein’s theories of relativity, has been examined by physicists, mathematicians, and philosophers for decades.
» readHow mental exhaustion rewires the brain’s decision-making, researchers find
A study from Johns Hopkins University and the Kennedy Krieger Institute has revealed how cognitive fatigue alters brain activity and reduces motivation.
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