This week in tech: AI-powered earbuds that transcribe, a new AI trading platform, and a stunning real-time ocean simulation. Stay informed about the latest innovations! Read more...

Hubble observes unusual galaxy movements around Andromeda, while Czech scientists contribute to black hole research. Plus, a dry winter hits the Czech Republic. Read more...

The US faces layoffs at a climate agency while Panama and Costa Rica struggle with deportees. Migrants also undertake a difficult return to Venezuela. Read more...

From a Stonehenge-like burial site in Denmark to narwhal tusk discoveries and triple tropical storms near Australia, science delivers fascinating insights this week. Read more...

Hong Kong experiences a dry start to 2025, while the Vera C. Rubin Observatory gears up to track millions of supernovae to study dark energy. Read more...

From beaver reintroduction in England and shark migration patterns to record heat in Australia, here's a quick look at some of the latest science news making waves. Read more...

Recent studies reveal the AMOC is unlikely to collapse this century, asteroid fragments may have jumpstarted life on Earth, and China leads in chemistry research as the West scales back. 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...

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...

A dead royal python found in Poland, a potentially erupting volcano in Romania that could affect Poland, and a polar vortex bringing pearl clouds are among the unusual science stories. Read more...

Recent studies highlight both stability and potential future disruptions in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), alongside forecasts for the Atlantic hurricane season and successful European space launches. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after drifting north from Antarctica since 2020, potentially averting a collision with a vital wildlife breeding site. Read more...

The UN predicts a short-lived La Niña, dashing hopes for cooling temperatures, while in Chile, efforts are underway to preserve the world's oldest mummies. Read more...

Global sea ice cover reached a record low in February, driven by soaring temperatures near the North Pole. Scientists attribute the decline to ongoing global warming and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Read more...

An unusual weather event sees six cyclones active in the Southern Hemisphere, with Cyclone Alfred's unusual path causing concern as it approaches Australia's east coast. Read more...

Lithuanian ocean rower Aurimas Mockus was rescued by the Australian Navy after being caught in a cyclone during his Pacific crossing. He spent two days battling extreme conditions before being safely brought aboard. Read more...

A look at the latest science news, from asteroid interpretations and the search for extraterrestrial life in Barcelona, to heavy rainfall and weather alerts in Spain. Read more...

Ocean warming rates have quadrupled, according to new research. Plus, two stranded NASA astronauts are preparing to return to Earth after an extended stay in space. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after a long journey from Antarctica. Scientists are studying its potential impact on local wildlife. Read more...