Full Strawberry Moon: Summer’s First Full Moon Dazzles UK Skies
The Strawberry Moon – summer’s first full Moon – rises over UK skies on June 21. Here’s how to watch, the science behind the name, and what it means for tides and skywatchers.
June 2026
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Jose Alvarado’s New Knicks Contract: A Playoff-Ready Bargain
The Knicks signed Jose Alvarado to a four-year, $19.5 million contract. Here’s how the undrafted guard brings defense, energy, and playoff-ready grit to New York’s rotation.
The Deep Freeze Gauntlet: How Reusable Rockets Survive Cryogenic Thermal Cycles
Reusable rocket tanks must survive brutal cryogenic thermal cycles without cracking. From aluminum-lithium alloys to friction stir welding, here’s the science behind the deep freeze.
Two Close-Ups of Ganymede, 25 Years Apart, Reveal Stunning Changes
In 1996 and 2021, NASA’s Galileo and Juno spacecraft flew past Ganymede. Comparing these two close-ups reveals surprising changes and clues about Jupiter’s largest moon.
The Truth About Lies: New Research Maps Dishonesty in Relationships
New research from the University of Copenhagen reveals four types of dishonesty in relationships—from white lies to betrayal—and their surprising emotional consequences.
Burned-Home Soils Reveal Uneven Lead & Arsenic After LA Fires
A new study finds that lead and arsenic levels in soils from burned LA homes vary wildly even between neighboring properties, raising urgent health and equity concerns for wildfire recovery.
Peptide Breakthrough Could Beat Superbugs Without Antibiotics
University of Alberta researchers engineered a human-derived peptide, D-GK, that kills superbugs in preclinical tests. Could this be a new weapon against antimicrobial resistance?
Sales Agility Pays Off, But Only Under These Surprising Conditions
New study of 356 European firms reveals that rapid sales channel adaptation boosts profits only under moderate market volatility. Find out when agility backfires and how to get it right.
Female Baboons Keep Family Bonds Strong: Research Reveals the Benefits
New research reveals how female baboons build strong family bonds that reduce stress, extend lifespan, and shape primate evolution. Insights from 30 years of Amboseli data.
Lithium-Doped Carbon Nanorings Could Revolutionize Next-Gen Optics
Computational study reveals lithium-doped carbon nanorings boost nonlinear optical response 15x, paving way for faster, flexible photonic devices. DFT calculations show record hyperpolarizability.
World’s Largest Particle Smasher Halt: A Four-Year Hunt for Dark Matter
The Large Hadron Collider shuts down Monday for a four-year upgrade to boost collision rates in the hunt for dark matter. Here’s what the HL-LHC means for physics.
Amber Heat Warning Extended as Record Heatwave Finally Breaks Sunday
The Met Office extends amber heat warning through Saturday as record-breaking UK heatwave nears its end. Cooler weather arrives Sunday. What you need to know to stay safe.