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Astronomers identify cause of star's repeated outbursts
Using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, researchers discovered what triggers repeated eruptions from a giant unstable star in a new study.
NASA funds new moon base transport and research initiatives
The space agency announced awards for projects aimed at expanding exploration, scientific discovery, and infrastructure capabilities on the moon.
NASA-commissioned Pop Art print discovered ahead of gallery exhibition
The artwork will be featured in an upcoming show at Cartwright Hall highlighting the British International Print Biennale.
International mathematics competition puzzle gains widespread popularity
The Kangaroo multiple-choice challenge attracts millions of participants competing on a global scale.
Major fireball meteor observed November eight, 2026
Astronomy Picture of the Day documented a significant meteor event.
Dormice population flourishing at Devon National Trust estate
Killerton has installed 100 nest boxes across its grounds to support the protected species.
Climate scientists predict record warmth as global summit convenes
Scientific predictions suggest 2026 could be the hottest year recorded as the COP31 climate conference begins.
Dock leaves ease nettle stings better through rubbing than chemical action
While a traditional remedy, dock leaves work no better than other foliage; the relief comes from the application process itself.
Waterfowl return to park following oil tank vandalism cleanup
A nearby heating oil tank was damaged in an act of vandalism that killed 13 birds from the facility.
Mathematical puzzle challenge captivates millions of students worldwide
A multiple-choice maths competition attracts more than seven million children across approximately 120 countries, making it a global educational phenomenon.
NASA launches first major aerospace exhibition in early November
Thousands attended MAX POWER, NASA's inaugural exhibition showcasing American achievements in space, aeronautics, and technology over several days in early November.
Wildlife trust launches fundraising campaign for local species recovery
An environmental charity in three counties is seeking £70,000 to increase populations of bees, birds and butterflies.
NASA allocates one million dollars for student lunar base competition
The space agency announced a student challenge offering one million dollars in funding, announced on November 8, 2026.
Rising living costs threaten UK's climate and net zero policy commitments
As climate impacts intensify through floods, wildfires and heatwaves, soaring costs may undermine government environmental ambitions.
Perseverance rover's latest rock sample may be older than previous discoveries
The spacecraft's abrasion sample bears resemblance to earlier geological findings during the ongoing Mars exploration mission.
New drug shows lasting benefits for high blood pressure treatment
Baxdrostat has demonstrated unexpectedly lasting effects, with benefits persisting up to two years after patients stop taking the medication.
Landscape managers adapt conservation strategy for climate impacts
North Pennines National Landscape is implementing measures including peatland restoration and wildfire readiness as part of climate adaptation plans.
Hazel dormouse population shows signs of recovery in Britain
Recent figures indicate the species may be rebounding after decades of decline, with warmer summers helping survival rates improve.
Major brands turn recycled materials into new fashion collections
Companies including Dr Martens, Nike and Coach are incorporating recycled materials into their product lines.
Ordnance Survey maps remain unmatched tool for understanding landscape
The organisation's 225th anniversary celebrates its enduring contribution to how people navigate and perceive their physical surroundings.
Doctors achieve breakthrough in treating stiff person syndrome
Some trial patients with this autoimmune condition have successfully returned to work and resumed hobbies after new treatment.
Seagrass restoration trial shows unexpected success with new shoots
After concerns when only six seedlings emerged in April, hundreds of seagrass shoots have now been discovered in the estuary.
