Sun Unleashes Three Colossal Solar Flares in 24 Hours, Northern Lights Forecast Soars
Three massive solar flares erupted from the Sun in under 24 hours, boosting aurora chances. Here’s how to see the northern lights at lower latitudes.
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Wildfires Rage in Southern France: 3,000 Evacuated as Heat Wave Strikes Early
Nearly 3,000 people evacuated in southwestern France as wildfires rage weeks ahead of schedule amid a record-breaking heat wave. Climate scientists warn of a lengthening fire season.
When Norway Scores, Bergen Trembles: Seismometers Detect Haaland’s Goal
Seismometers in Bergen recorded vibrations during Norway’s World Cup match against Iraq, with a clear signal when Erling Haaland scored. Scientists explain the phenomenon and its implications for urban monitoring.
NASA Brings the Cosmos to Librarians at ALA 2026 Hyperwall
NASA brings its Hyperwall to ALA 2026 in Chicago. Live storytelling sessions from June 26-29 at Booth #2243. Librarians, get ready for Earth and space science like never before.
Artemis III Crew Named, But Explosion Derails Lunar Return
NASA has named the Artemis III crew, but a rocket explosion at Cape Canaveral throws US Moon landing plans into turmoil. What happens next?
How Indigenous Fruit Trees Are Restoring Africa’s Landscapes
How African nations are using native fruit- and nut-bearing trees to restore degraded land, improve diets, and fight poverty — with over $1 billion in pledges backing the shift.
The Cosmic Drift: How We Caught a Star Before It Was Born
Astronomers using ALMA have captured the first direct observation of gas drifting inward within a prestellar core—the slow motion that signals the birth of a new star. This cosmic ‘drift’ rewrites our understanding of star formation.
Meteorite From Lost Solar System World Found in Sahara
A meteorite discovered in the Sahara desert could be the first evidence of a lost planet from the early solar system, offering unprecedented insights into planetary formation.
One Building in Japan Is Reshaping Where People Linger — And Saving Suburbs
One building in Takasaki, Japan, is reversing suburban decline by combining library, cafe, clinic, and more. Foot traffic up 31%, property values rise. A blueprint for dying city centers worldwide.
Secret Cameras, Mics and AI Reveal Rare Cambodia Wildlife
Hidden cameras, microphones, and AI are transforming wildlife monitoring in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, revealing rare species and poaching in real time.
Melting Arctic Ice: Surprising Boom for Deep-Sea Creatures
A new study reveals that melting Arctic icebergs boost deep-sea life by releasing nutrients — a rare silver lining as climate warms. Learn how deep-sea creatures are thriving.
DFT and init_lapw: The Quantum Code Reshaping Materials Science
Explore how DFT calculations and the init_lapw code in WIEN2k enable precise predictions of material properties, from battery cathodes to superconductors, reshaping materials science.