Science Feed - Page 33
5d ago
Environment
Local Restrictions on Clean Energy Projects Hamper Transition to Renewable Energy
Local zoning restrictions in Michigan and other states are impeding the development of large-scale renewable energy projects, hindering the timeline for transitioning to cleaner energy production.
7d ago
Space
NASA Finally Prises Lid Off The Largest Haul of Asteroid Dust Ever Obtained
Scientists working to remove the lid of the TAGSAM head (Robert Markowitz/NASA).
7d ago
Animals
Arizona HVAC Worker Saves Blind Bulldog from Drowning
An Arizona HVAC worker heroically saves a blind bulldog from drowning in a backyard pool.
7d ago
Environment
‘Astounding’ ocean temperatures in 2023 intensified extreme weather, data shows
Record levels of heat were absorbed last year by Earth’s seas, which have been warming year-on-year for the past decade
8d ago
Space
Starlink's Direct to Cell satellites enable texting via 'cellphone towers in space'
SpaceX showcases the first text messages sent between T-Mobile phones using Starlink satellites.
8d ago
Animals
The Best Pet Tech We've Seen at CES 2024 So Far
CES 2024 has a focus on making your pet's life better too with a range of innovative pet tech products. Here are some of our favorites:
8d ago
Environment
Cummins to Pay Record-Breaking $2 Billion Fine for Illegal Truck Emissions
Cummins, one of the world's largest engine manufacturers, has agreed to pay a $2 billion fine and other costs after illegally installing devices on about one million pickup trucks to bypass emission standards. The settlement includes the largest-ever civil penalty in a Clean Air Act case.
8d ago
Space
Astronomers Trace Origin of Powerful Radio Signal to Group of Galaxies
Astronomers have used the Hubble Space Telescope to trace a powerful and distant fast radio burst back to a rare group of galaxies. This discovery could provide more insights into the mysterious origins of these bursts that have puzzled scientists for years.