During the Cretaceous-Paleogene period (ca. 66 million years ago), a massive impact triggered an extinction-level event (ELE), wiping out about three-quarters of all plant and animal species on Earth, including the dinosaurs. Scientists
When de-extinction startup Colossal Biosciences revealed last year that it was attempting to “resurrect” the dire wolf from genetic material found in fossils, we argued that, despite the controversy surrounding the project, the
Every monsoon season, in the misty hills of Darjeeling, in West Bengal, eastern India, the elusive Himalayan salamander emerges from beneath the forest floor. The ancient amphibians (Tylototriton himalayanus) engage in a delicate
Bernard’s Star, a relatively low-mass M-type (red dwarf) star located less than 6 light-years from Earth, is the Solar System’s closest neighbor after Alpha Centauri. This system has proven to be a treasure
Astronomers have found four new white dwarfs in our solar neighbourhood. Each of them were hiding behind their binary partners, larger and brighter red dwarfs. This made them appear as single stars. There
KLANG, Malaysia — On the morning of July 7, 2026, a shipping container declared to contain tin ore caught fire shortly after offloading at Port Klang, Malaysia. After firefighters doused the flames, they
Industrial manufacturing’s new strategic role: Where AI, electrification and resilience converge. By Michael Fiore Industrial manufacturing is no longer simply responding to global investment trends; it’s enabling them. AI infrastructure, grid modernization and
(Credit: Stratford Renewable Energy Hub) The New South Wales (NSW) government has given the green light to proceed for a $1.8 billion project that aims to turn a former coal mining site into
Human error, IT/OT confusion, burnout and weak training continue to expose manufacturers to preventable cyber incidents. Factory employees rely on connected devices, making clear security processes and regular training essential. By Chris Brown
The Swan Falls Dam is located along the Snake River about 20 miles south of Kuna, Idaho. The area includes a day-use park with a reservable picnic shelter that is within the Snake
