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Nothing known can exceed the speed of light. This cosmic limit marks the frontier of modern physics and reveals the limits of our laws of space and time. But what would it really look like?
A tool designed to keep polar researchers safe is extending its reach by assessing flood risk and the safety of ice roads; we learn more about SIMBA.
Reframing the relationship between risk, return and sustainability in the quest to decarbonise aviation could lead to a breakthrough, new research suggests.
Global study reports one climate tipping point has been crossed and other big systems could be next if temperatures don't reduce
A city-scale experiment has shown a low-tech approach can curb pollution and ease sewer surges across streets
Music can be a true form of medicine for us. Although it’s often used as therapy, some experts question its role — especially in diseases like dementia. Can it really help patients?
In northern Chile, where rainfall is almost non-existent, a simple yet brilliant invention is changing the story. Fog catchers allow water to be collected directly from clouds, turning the mist into a sustainable source of water for communities and ecosystems.
Experts at the European Space Agency (ESA) recreated the ‘Carrington Storm’ to test safety systems. Without GPS and with satellites out of control, the simulation revealed the extreme vulnerability of Earth.
Researchers have reported a repeatable brain signature in those with long COVID, raising hopes for clearer diagnoses in future
The countdown has begun. According to an international study, the world is heading towards extreme water shortages as early as the next decade. Let’s take stock.
Thermoregulating clothing keeps you comfortable in any weather. From tights to jackets, science helps garments adapt to your body and the environment. By using advanced fabrics and innovative materials, these clothes manage heat and moisture, ensuring you stay warm when it’s cold and cool when it’s hot.