Science
In a Warrenton, Virginia garage an 18-year-old Kettle Run High School student named Mia Heller built a membrane-free water filter the size…
Sep 5, 2026
September 2026
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Brain & Behavior
A 2025 study of 1,200 outdoor swimming visits across 19 countries found that people reported about 9% higher wellbeing after swimming in…
Sep 5, 2026
Technology
On September 11, 2018, a Dutch city opened a 30-meter bike path built from hollow prefabricated modules containing the recycled equivalent…
Sep 5, 2026
Life
Vesper bats—a family of more than 500 species—appear to carry two distinct sets of antibody heavy-chain genes, an immune arrangement never…
Sep 5, 2026
Physics
Freezing the carbon disulfide inside the nominally 1.37 micrometre core of an optical fibre, by dipping 27.5 centimetres of it in liquid…
Sep 5, 2026
Earth & Environment
Antarctica is Earth’s largest desert. Its high interior receives less than 50 millimetres of precipitation a year, almost entirely as…
Sep 5, 2026
Life
A female red kangaroo can support three offspring simultaneously
Sep 5, 2026
Brain & Behavior
Researchers monitored 32 people as they viewed a swimming pool, a tree in a parking lot and a sign above a busy street
Sep 5, 2026
Earth & Environment
Kyoto's cherry-blossom record stretches back to 812, and the earliest full-bloom date in all those centuries was March 27 in 1409 until the…
Sep 5, 2026
Health
Every breaking wave releases microscopic sea-spray aerosols carrying salts, marine bacteria and organic compounds into coastal air—and…
Sep 4, 2026
Brain & Behavior
Twin and family studies attribute 40 to 60 per cent of population differences in personality to genetics—but a Nature analysis of up to…
Sep 4, 2026
Earth & Environment
In 1905, the author of Peter Rabbit put her book royalties into Hill Top Farm in the Lake District, then bought Troutbeck Park in 1923 to…
Sep 4, 2026
Life
In 1932, Australia sent soldiers armed with machine guns to stop 20,000 emus tearing through wheat farms
Sep 4, 2026
Life
Farmers in Thailand were losing crops to hungry elephants, so they began replacing sugar cane and bananas with coffee
By Daniel Moran · Sep 4, 2026