This iconic park, known for its breathtaking landscapes and awe-inspiring vistas, becomes even more magical during the last two weeks of February. Explore with us this natural spectacle.
This iconic park, known for its breathtaking landscapes and awe-inspiring vistas, becomes even more magical during the last two weeks of February. Explore with us this natural spectacle.
Researchers have mapped Lake Rotorua in New Zealand in detail and identified the presence of an active hydrothermal system and a strange magnetic anomaly in its depths.
Recognised as the happiest country on Earth, Bhutan is a small kingdom, between India and China, located at the foot of the great Himalayan mountain range, full of many historical, spiritual and natural wonders.
Discover how the launch of the PACE satellite by SpaceX, a NASA initiative, opens a new era in the study of the oceans, atmosphere and Earth's climate.
Nima Sarikhani's stunning image of a polar bear sleeping on a small piece of iceberg won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award. See the image here!
According to a study in the journal Science, at six years old girls begin to perceive themselves as less talented in science than boys. On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we addressed this “endemic” problem.
Astrophysicists from Princeton University, USA, have reformulated the flat map of the Earth, with a less distorted and “radically different” projection of seeing the world. Look here.
The bluefin tuna was once common to UK shores before it was driven away by overfishing. In recent news, the species has returned to English shores, but for uncertain reasons.
Marine heat waves associated with climate change are changing how Pacific cod grow in the Gulf of Alaska, a new science study shows.
This winter has been atypical in the Himalayan mountain range, particularly in its western region, where the mountains, once dressed in a beautiful and vast white blanket, are now visibly bare. Find out the reasons and details here!
A comprehensive analysis published by scientists suggests that large herbivores should not be culled based on their place of origin. Animal traits appear to have an impact on ecosystems, but this does not relate to whether they are native.
The first European space mission designed to monitor carbon fluxes on Earth by precisely measuring carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has been assembled in the UK.