Space

Extreme marine heatwave: What it means for you
As parts of the UK face an extreme marine heatwave, here is what this warming trend means for your local environment and seafood.

What Andromeda XXXVI Reveals About Dark Matter
Andromeda XXXVI, a recently discovered ultra-faint dwarf galaxy, helps resolve the "missing satellites problem" and tests the Lambda-CDM model.

NASA adds three European firms to the commercial data program
NASA has expanded its Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program to include three new European Earth observation providers.

How James Webb Space Telescope Reshapes Cosmology
New James Webb Space Telescope data enables precise calculations that could disprove dark matter in the Bullet Cluster.

How Black Holes Starve galaxy NGC 4151
Researchers studying galaxy NGC 4151 used XRISM to analyze energetic outflows that suppress star formation.

Inside Blue Origin's New Glenn recovery Strategy
Why the New Glenn recovery strategy involves skipping a transporter-erector and using cranes to return to flight.

NASA's MAVEN Loss Accelerates Pivot to Commercial
NASA's MAVEN loss accelerates pivot to commercial Mars telecommunications network as the agency transitions to new service models.

Bright Angel formation Yields Complex Organics
Researchers using NASA's Perseverance rover detected complex organic matter within the Bright Angel formation on Mars.

The Nutrient Stewardship Programme Reality Check
How the proposed Nutrient Stewardship Programme aims to reward compliant farmers with fewer pollution inspections.

Alien Comet 3I/ATLAS: What Its Deuterium Means
Comet 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar visitor in 2025, carried clues in its deuterium levels about its ancient, cold home.

Solar Storms Affect North American Precipitation
New research shows powerful solar storms can impact precipitation in North America the same day they reach Earth. The effects are more pronounced in summer and winter.
