The hidden costs of gold mining in Ecuador | Science
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Address Arctic shipping crisis at COP30 | Science
As a result of human activities, Arctic summer sea ice may disappear by 2030 (1). As the window for navigation in the Arctic shipping lanes has lengthened, the number and
3 Types of Rocks Every Aspiring Geologist Should Know
Understanding how cool-looking rocks were formed somehow makes them even cooler. Ed Reschke / Getty Images Rocks might look simple, but they tell an ancient story of Earth’s fiery depths,
Scientists discover strong, unexpected link between Earth’s magnetic field and oxygen levels
Researchers found a strong correlation between oxygen levels and the geomagnetic field, but it’s unclear if one influences the other. (Image credit: castigatio/Getty Images) Earth’s magnetic field and oxygen levels
‘Completely new and totally unexpected finding’: Iron deficiency in pregnancy can cause ‘male’ mice to develop female organs
A new study has revealed a potential way that iron levels affect sex determination in the womb, at least in mice. (Image credit: kunchit2512 via Getty Images) Iron deficiency during
Surprised scientists discover the ‘dark sides’ of Uranus’ moons are the wrong way around
A new study looked closely at Uranus’ four largest moons to see which side of the satellites was brighter. (Image credit: Science: NASA, ESA, STScI, Christian Soto (STScI); Image processing:
Friday the 13th solar storm could bring auroras to 18 US states this weekend
Auroras could be visible as far south as places like New York City this weekend, experts say. (Image credit: Brandon Rosenblum via Getty Images) Skywatchers in up to 18 U.S.
People can be identified by their breathing patterns with 97% accuracy
A new study suggests that human breathing patterns differ from person to person and can even be used to identify individuals. (Image credit: Ippei Naoi via Getty Images) Humans have
macOS Tahoe vs macOS Sequoia: What’s different, what’s new, and should you update?
Skip to content Image: Foundry At its WWDC event on 9 June 2025, Apple showed off the next version of macOS that will be making its way to desktops near
iOS 26 developer beta updated just days after initial release
Image: Foundry As is tradition, Apple released beta versions of its new operating systems to developers on the first day of WWDC on June 9. Beta 1 is for developers
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