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Fishermen along Latin America's Pacific coast are reeling in half-empty nets as ocean warming aggravated by El Niño causes tuna, anchovies and other top catches to migrate to cooler waters.
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SpaceX’s changing priorities, the war in Ukraine and a lack of competitors are all causing a launch crisis that might last years
Saudi Arabia will witness Saturn’s opposition, meteor showers, and notable lunar conjunctions in October 2026, offering prime opportunities for skywatchers.
A disaster researcher explains why the new immediate rain forecast hits about only three times in ten, and how satellites and vapor sensors could improve it.
Waking up out of sync with your internal clock can cause social anxiety. A new psychological study finds this temporal misalignment makes people prefer being evaluated by artificial intelligence over human beings.
Vantara, the billionaire-run Indian private zoo that houses more than 150,000 animals, discussed a “strategic conservation partnership” with authorities in Brazil, the world’s most biodiverse country, according to documents obtained by Mongabay under Brazil’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Is there life on Enceladus? Two new studies show that the chances for life in the ocean of this Saturn moon are even greater than once thought. The post Life on Enceladus? Chances get big boost in 2 new studies first appeared on EarthSky .
