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28th April 2026

Asteroid mining could help sustain a future Mars colony

A new logistical study suggests that metals mined from asteroids could one day support construction, repairs, and manufacturing for a permanent human presence on Mars.

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26th April 2026

Red squirrels in England could vanish by 2050

Once a familiar symbol of British wildlife, red squirrels have retreated to isolated strongholds. Now, new projections warn that without action, they could disappear from mainland England within 25 years.

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22nd April 2026

EU emissions fall again, reaching 40% below 1990 levels

The EU continues to cut greenhouse gas emissions at a steady pace – driven by cleaner energy, improved efficiencies, and long-term policy efforts. New figures highlight both the scale of progress so far and the challenges that remain as the bloc moves toward its 2050 climate neutrality goal.

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18th April 2026

Waves on Titan could reach five metres in height

From gentle ripples to towering alien seas, a new model reveals how waves on other worlds could vary dramatically, shaped by exotic liquids, gravity, and atmospheric pressure.

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7th April 2026

AI cuts MRI scan times by more than half

Artificial intelligence is helping hospitals dramatically reduce MRI scan times while also boosting image quality, with a leading cancer centre in Amsterdam reporting a drop from 23 minutes to just 9 minutes.

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2nd April 2026

Robots double the speed of solar farm construction

Robotic systems in California are helping install solar panels at nearly twice the speed of traditional methods, marking a shift toward AI-driven infrastructure at scale.

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