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The digital portrait will accompany the Roman Scotland exhibition in Edinburgh next month.

The MMX spacecraft, managed by Yasuhiro Kawakatsu, will lift off on a new H‑3 rocket, with NASA and other agencies providing equipment and communications suppo…

In Fat Bear Week’s second round, Walker battles Bucky Dent while sisters Bear #909 and Bear #910 square off. Other matchups include Bear #132 vs. Bear #806 and…

A 20‑meter charred wall was discovered near Notre-Dame during renovation work, potentially confirming the long‑sought Gallic town of Lutèce as the foundation o…

Former NASA chief Jeff Isaacman has warned that China’s lunar ambitions—backed by Russia and a planned nuclear reactor—could outpace U.S. plans if NASA delays…

Studies of the Rhenish coalfields show that groundwater extraction for opencast mining lowered the water table, causing subsidence up to 20 km from the pit and…

England’s 2026 Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) scheme was closed for applications six hours after it opened, depleting a £233 million budget and leaving ma…

A video captured by a local resident shows six Indian Ocean humpback dolphins porpoising across the waters near Abu Dhabi. The clip, shared by the Environment…
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed announced a city‑wide initiative to grow flame trees across Dubai’s streets, parks and residential areas. The project aims to increa…

With winter storms looming, UK homeowners face rising flood risk. Experts advise checking flood alerts, strengthening walls, installing self‑closing airbricks,…

The EU’s hottest summer, dubbed the “summer of truth,” left €180bn in damage across Europe, prompting criticism of political responses and highlighting the urg…

A team of researchers has formally described a new small cat species, Leopardus tilcayo, found in Bolivia’s Yungas region. The animal, known locally as tilcayo…

In 1924, after winning the Stanley Cup, Montreal Canadiens players left the trophy on a snowy roadside to change a flat tire. The Cup, now a global icon, has s…

Scientists have found that Mercury may be shrinking faster than previously believed, losing up to 14 miles in diameter. The discovery comes from re‑examining s…

A WHO-led study shows that warming temperatures and land‑use changes are forcing venomous snakes—such as spitting cobras, vipers, and kraits—to move into new a…