Discover how the velvet ant's ultra-black cuticle could inspire new tech, and a stark reminder that climate change, like an asteroid impact, is an undeniable reality. Read more...

March brings a double dose of celestial events with lunar and solar eclipses, plus the start of astronomical spring. Also, how light pollution harms insects. Read more...

Economists advocate for diverse tree planting to combat climate change, while Australian research reveals four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity and frequency of sex. Read more...

Beware the processionary caterpillar! These insects are appearing in urban areas and can cause allergic reactions. Learn how to protect yourself and your pets. Read more...

This week in science: a look at Atlantic currents, Seattle orcas, Asian hornets in Europe, and the potential of wastewater sampling for disease outbreak prediction. Read more...

The Guardian's "Young Country Diary" is open for submissions! Children aged 8-14 are invited to share their spring nature encounters for a chance to be published. Read more...

This week in science: Learn about the alarming decline of butterfly populations in America and the rare opportunity to spot Mercury in the evening sky. Plus, a look at the polar vortex collapse. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

From the James Webb Telescope's groundbreaking discoveries to the alarming rate of global ice melt and the arrival of a massive iceberg, the latest science news highlights both the wonders and the worries facing our world. Read more...

Unusually warm and clear weather is forecast for Poland in March, resembling late April conditions. While pleasant for some, the weather raises concerns for Polish farmers and experts. Read more...

Flowering plants transformed the Earth, dominating ecosystems and shaping human culture. Discover the secrets of their success, from ancient fossils to modern agriculture. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including declining butterfly populations, Saharan dust reaching Europe, the successful launch of Ariane 6, and the mystery of Bronze Age tablets. Read more...

SpaceX's Starship suffered another test flight failure while a private asteroid mission probe, Odin, is likely lost in deep space. Plus, US butterfly populations are declining. Read more...

Poland experiences a mix of natural events: invasive Asian ladybugs are biting, a humpback whale visited, and a warm start to March may give way to frost and snow. Read more...

UK bumblebee populations hit record lows in 2024, while dating app research reveals tips for attracting better matches and avoiding profile pitfalls. Read more...

This week in science: asteroid collision risk decreases dramatically, researchers uncover the secrets of ultra-black velvet ants, and we delve into the unsettling origins of obstetrical forceps. Read more...

This week's roundup covers a range of topics: groundbreaking uterus transplants, the unique grief of losing a sibling, and tips for battling pesky houseplant thrips. Read more...

A compact, 3-kilogram detector successfully identified antineutrinos at a Swiss nuclear power plant, potentially revolutionizing nuclear monitoring. Basel, Switzerland, meanwhile, is going green, one rooftop at a time. Read more...