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  1. Yahoo Tech

    Researchers are developing self-healing concretes that extend structures' lifespans by about 50%, store solar energy and absorb more CO2 than they emit.

  2. The Independent

    Sgiath, a former mountain rescue labrador, won IFAW's Animal of the Year after becoming the first dog trained to sniff out invasive sea squirt, helping protect native wildlife and oyster farms.

  3. archive.li

    Researchers say routine mammograms could be used to flag early signs of heart disease risk alongside breast cancer screening.

  4. Mongabay

    This orca destroyed a sunfish and no one is sure why

  5. NASA

    APOD: 2026 October 17 – 3D 67P

  6. yahoo.com

    A newly developed method reversed coral bleaching at record speed, offering a faster way to restore damaged reefs.

  7. Good Good Good

    New study finds remote work brought teams closer, not further apart

  8. Good Good Good

    70% of North America's mussels are threatened or endangered. Scientists just uncovered five new species in plain sight

  9. NASA

    Artemis II Heat Shield After Splashdown

  10. NASA

    I Am Artemis: Allison Mjoen

  11. NASA

    NASA’s Hubble Spies Spiral’s Edge

  12. Anthropocene Magazine

    Magenta solar panels may be agrivoltaics’ cleverest trick yet

  13. Mongabay

    Seagrass meadows may offer coastal communities a more nutritious catch than reefs

  14. NASA

    NASA to Help Unlock Mysteries of Mars’ Moons in Upcoming Mission

  15. SFGATE

    Stanford researchers identified a method that could help save bleached corals from dying off.

  16. NASA

    Power Up: Roll Out Solar Arrays Boost Space Station Power Supply

  17. Good News Network

    An Extinct Crocodilian’s Skull Was Found in the Rocks That Built the Sphinx, and it’s Also Missing its Nose

  18. NASA

    NASA Welcomes All Ages, Experience Levels for Space Apps Challenge

  19. The Revelator

    Whale of the Month: Humpback Whales

  20. Eos

    A Hydrological Paradox on the Silk Road

  21. Good News Network

    ESA’s New Sentinel 3C Satellite Makes its Debut with Sumptuous Images of Italy and the Arctic

  22. NASA

    NASA’s Chandra Breaks Down ‘Treble Clef’s’ Galaxy Cluster Collision

  23. NASA

    NASA’s Space X CRS-35 Launch Jellyfish

  24. NASA

    NASA Develops Batteries to Power Humanity’s Return to Moon

  25. Good News Network

    Inches Below the Forest Floor, Archeologists in Germany Unearthed a Roman Temple to the War God

  26. Mongabay

    Eavesdropping on Malaysia’s dolphins: Interview with marine bioacoustician Saliza Bono

  27. Anthropocene Magazine

    Scientists built a soundtrack to lure baby corals to their cyborg reef

  28. Mongabay

    Painted turbines can save millions of birds

  29. Mongabay

    Two rare pregnancies spark hope for Sumatran rhinos — but also concerns about inbreeding

  30. Mongabay

    ‘Patrick’ sea star went viral, but Argentine deep-sea canyon held 57 new species

  31. Good Good Good

    1,000 people buried their underwear across Switzerland. The unusual study helped researchers gauge soil health

  32. Good News Network

    Scientists Shocked to Discover ‘D-rex’, a Giant Fungus from Chinese Forests Dating Back 65 Million Years

  33. Mongabay

    Inside the ‘unique’ tail of Iran’s spider-tailed horned viper

  34. NASA

    NASA’s Record-Setting Perseverance Rover Team

  35. NASA

    Perseverance Navcam Image Marks Record Drive

  36. Mongabay

    New Zealand builds an arsenal of tools to battle a ‘wily’ invasive seaweed

  37. NASA

    Voyager Technologies’ Griffin-1 Completes Environmental Testing at NASA JPL

  38. The Independent

    Doctors used microwave energy to shrink a fetal chest tumour before birth, clearing dangerous fluid buildup within three days and allowing the baby to be born at 37 weeks weighing 2.9kg.

  39. Eos

    Reading Rainfall in a Snail’s Shell

  40. Happy Eco News

    A two-year study of 18 Ohio farms found that planting native wildflowers, combined with reduced mowing and less insecticide use, boosted pollinator populations more than other conservation strategies.