NASA confirms a new interstellar traveler — Comet 3I/ATLAS — only the third ever discovered. A cosmic messenger from another star system. Read more:

We talk a lot about planets, black holes and “habitable zones”. But one of the most underrated parts of the life story of the universe is… salt and electricity. A new result from the XRISM X‑ray mission suggests that exploding stars (supernovas) may be much better than we

We talk a lot about planets, black holes and “habitable zones”. But one of the most underrated parts of the life story of the universe is… salt and electricity. A new result from the XRISM X‑ray mission suggests that exploding stars (supernovas) may be much better than we

1/5 🌕 November’s Hunter’s Supermoon is coming—the brightest, largest moon of 2025! Witness dramatic shadows cast across the land. Full info:

2/5 Why is this supermoon special? The moon hits its closest point to Earth, making its light so strong you'll see rare moon shadows—nature’s own spotlight. Don’t miss it!

3/5 It’s more than science—November’s full moon is known as both Hunter’s Moon and Beaver Moon. These names are rich in history and folklore. Which do you love most?

4/5 Best views at dusk in places like Arizona. Bring your camera—long exposures & telephoto lenses really show off the supermoon’s beauty and shadow effects!

5/5 Mark your calendar: The Hunter’s Supermoon is one of 2025’s must-see sky events! Stargaze solo or with friends—read all details:

5/5 Mark your calendar: The Hunter’s Supermoon is one of 2025’s must-see sky events! Stargaze solo or with friends—read all details:

4/5 Best views at dusk in places like Arizona. Bring your camera—long exposures & telephoto lenses really show off the supermoon’s beauty and shadow effects!

3/5 It’s more than science—November’s full moon is known as both Hunter’s Moon and Beaver Moon. These names are rich in history and folklore. Which do you love most?

2/5 Why is this supermoon special? The moon hits its closest point to Earth, making its light so strong you'll see rare moon shadows—nature’s own spotlight. Don’t miss it!

1/5 🌕 November’s Hunter’s Supermoon is coming—the brightest, largest moon of 2025! Witness dramatic shadows cast across the land. Full info:

1️⃣ BREAKING: Iceland, once mosquito-free, has now welcomed its first ever mosquitoes—thanks to a warming climate. Is nowhere safe from change? Read the story:

2️⃣ For centuries, Iceland’s chilly, unpredictable weather kept these bugs at bay. But, after a historic heatwave, it looks like the climate’s defenses have finally fallen.

3️⃣ Researchers found cold-hardy Culiseta annulata in a rural valley. If these newcomers survive the winter, it could mean big changes for Iceland's wildlife—and daily life.

4️⃣ No major health threat yet, but if new diseases or more mosquito species arrive, the story could shift fast. Iceland’s surprise is part of a global trend as insects move with the warming planet.

5️⃣ Symbolically, Iceland’s “last fortress” status is gone. Curious what’s next? Catch the full deep dive on how climate is reshaping even the world’s wildest places: https://t.co/gLijZtj6xo

5️⃣ Symbolically, Iceland’s “last fortress” status is gone. Curious what’s next? Catch the full deep dive on how climate is reshaping even the world’s wildest places: https://t.co/gLijZtj6xo

4️⃣ No major health threat yet, but if new diseases or more mosquito species arrive, the story could shift fast. Iceland’s surprise is part of a global trend as insects move with the warming planet.

3️⃣ Researchers found cold-hardy Culiseta annulata in a rural valley. If these newcomers survive the winter, it could mean big changes for Iceland's wildlife—and daily life.