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June 2026

  • Climate Science

The Battle for Sullivan’s Island: How Sand and Swamp Saved a Nation

Nathan Reeves3 months ago06 mins

How sand, marsh, and a treacherous inlet helped colonial forces defeat the British Navy at the Battle of Sullivan’s Island on June 28, 1776—a victory that saved the American Revolution.

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  • Climate Science

Britain Scorches Through Record-Breaking June Heatwave

Amara Osei3 months ago06 mins

Britain faces record-breaking June temperatures with a rare red weather warning. See photos of the extreme heatwave and what it means for climate change.

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  • Climate Science

Allentown Fire: 100 Evacuated as Recycling Plant Blaze Spreads

Nathan Reeves3 months ago05 mins

A massive fire at an Allentown recycling plant forced 100 evacuations, sparked air quality concerns, and highlights how climate change fuels urban blazes. Expert analysis inside.

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  • Space

Alien Signals Being Drowned Out by Solar Wind? There’s an Easy Fix

Nathan Reeves3 months ago06 mins

A new study reveals solar wind plasma is distorting alien radio signals, but an easy machine-learning fix could boost detection rates from 30% to over 90%.

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  • Biology

Secret Cameras, Mics and AI Reveal Rare Cambodia Wildlife

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago07 mins

Hidden cameras, microphones, and AI are transforming wildlife monitoring in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, revealing rare species and poaching in real time.

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  • Technology

Australia’s Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Early Data Shows Minimal Impact on Teen Scrolling

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago06 mins

Six months into Australia’s under-16 social media ban, research shows teen usage barely dropped. Early data reveals enforcement gaps, teen workarounds, and calls for combined regulation and education.

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  • Space

Endeavour’s Final Mission: Space Shuttle Now a Museum Centerpiece

Amara Osei3 months ago08 mins

Space shuttle Endeavour, which flew 25 missions, is now displayed vertically at the California Science Center — the only shuttle shown in launch-ready position. Explore its legacy, engineering, and educational impact.

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  • Biology

Self-Propelled Actin Filaments: How Cells Change Shape on Their Own

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago06 mins

Japanese researchers discover self-propelled treadmilling actin filaments (SpTAs) that let cells change shape spontaneously, with implications for cancer, development, and synthetic biology.

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  • Technology

Hotels Are Reimagining Themselves — And It’s Not Just About Fancy Lobbies

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago07 mins

Hotels are transforming with smart tech, sustainability, and psychological design. Learn how the pandemic reshaped the industry and what it means for travelers.

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  • Biology

Designer Proteins Unlock Near-Infrared Glow for Deeper Tissue Imaging

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago07 mins

Researchers engineer genetically encodable proteins that emit near-infrared and SWIR light, enabling deep-tissue imaging through centimeters of living tissue—a breakthrough for cancer biology and surgery.

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  • Climate Science

Precious Drops: Spray Helps Crop Farmers Facing Declining Rainfall

Nathan Reeves3 months ago06 mins

A biodegradable polymer spray developed in Western Australia captures moisture from the air and delivers it to crop seeds, offering drought-proofing for farmers facing declining rainfall.

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  • Biology

Your Dog’s Shorter Front-Leg Strides Could Signal Dementia Early

Amara Osei3 months ago09 mins

Scientists show shorter front-leg strides in senior dogs predict cognitive decline better than age. Early warning for dementia, with parallels to human Alzheimer’s risk.

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