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“Marcus Bowles, a Trent Rivers Trust fisheries apprentice and keen angler, said finding 30 different species in a year was a tough challenge and would require different fishing techniques.”
“Since data collection started over two decades ago, only once has the tipping point arrived even earlier, when it came on June 26 in 2022.”
“First released on June 23, 1976 — right before the United States was about to celebrate its big 200th birthday —”
“But in 2015, during an abnormally severe drought influenced by the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), Perry, an evolutionary anthropologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, observed behaviors that once seemed impossible.”
“a 299-page report”
“It's thought that number is from the 30 fish species that you could supposedly once find in the River Trent.”
“"We are three months too early compared to a healthy state," he said.”
“On the occasion of 'Logan's Run's 50th anniversary this week”
“His focus was on understanding how the study site's 12 different capuchin groups were moving through the forest.”
“It’s been 18 months”
“finding 30 different species in a year was a tough challenge”
“While glaciers in the Swiss Alps began retreating about 170 years ago, the melting has been relatively modest until recent decades.”
“citizens reaching the age of 30 are supposedly reincarnated”
“Jacobson and his coauthors — including Perry — analyzed how climate variability correlated to the 33 years of geolocation data they had on the capuchins.”
“tens of thousands”
“First listed as a British species during the reign of King Charles II, black-veined white butterflies officially became extinct in Britain in 1925.”
“Record-breaking temperatures have topped 40°C across parts of Europe this week, causing havoc across the continent, piling pressure on hospitals and first responders, and resulting in several deaths.”
“Adapted from distinguished sci‑fi author William F. Nolan’s 1967 novel”
“The researchers found that during climatic extremes, such as extremely wet or dry seasons, this intragroup competition intensifies, making the group less efficient at foraging overall.”
“a 2024 assessment by 38 scientists”
“However, there were sightings of the species in hawthorn and blackthorn trees on the edge of London in June 2023.”
“The snow and ice accumulated by Swiss glaciers over the winter is expected to have completely melted away by Monday, Glacier Monitoring in Switzerland (GLAMOS) reported.”
“pulling in a domestic total of $25 million off a $9 million budget”
“He also registered the infant mortality rates of capuchin and spider monkeys in the Costa Rican dry tropical forest during that 2015 drought. Capuchin populations experienced high infant mortality during the extreme event, while spider mon…”
“A number of the black-veined white butterflies would be set free in a designated release site in east Devon as soon as next summer, Gibson added.”
“only once has the tipping point arrived even earlier, when it came on June 26 in 2022.”
“For three decades, it’s been rumored that 'Logan's Run' would be getting a remake”
“With climate change, [climate extremes] are going to be more frequent and intense,”
“Chief executive officer Dr David Gibson said black-veined white butterflies were some of 'the rarest animals in the UK at the moment' and the team hoped to change that.”
“This century, the tipping point usually arrives on average in mid-August.”
“A short-lived 'Logan's Run' TV series aired in '77”
“We know what normal is,”
“Gibson said the UK was 'one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world' and more needed to be done to help all species.”
“While glaciers in the Swiss Alps began retreating about 170 years ago”
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“JWST captured the formation of a distant star, 1,280 light-years away in the constellation Orion”
“The zoo is working on the breed release project alongside partners Knepp Rewilding, Royal Holloway University and Butterfly Conservation.”
“We are three months too early compared to a healthy state”
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“Found in a South African cave in 2013, the small-brained, two-legged relative to modern humans is thought to have lived around 300,000 years ago.”
“In certain areas woodland decimation is going to happen because the numbers of deer are getting out of control and there are no natural predators.”
“If warming continues as it did over the last decades, by 2100 we will only be left with some little remnants of ice”
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“In 2023, researchers found evidence that H. naledi may have used fire in the cave.”
“Across the country we know that very high numbers of deer, including introduced species such as muntjac and fallow, these are now a very material issue in the health of the landscape.”
“Episode 216 of This Week In Space”
“Now, archaeologists have analyzed genetic material in the enamel of nearly two dozen skeletons at the site and found that they are all female.”
“A herbivore impact assessment revealed nine of the 13 landowners surveyed reported high levels of deer browsing.”
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“People in China's northern megacities have 74 times less fresh water than the average American — so the Chinese government has built the world's largest water diversion project.”
“Deer damage is one of the biggest negative impacts on our trees and woodlands.”
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“the Chinese government has built the world's largest water diversion project, ferrying water from the Yangtze River in the country's center and south over thousands of miles through a complex system of canals, pipes, dams, reservoirs and p…”
“Scientists from the World Weather Attribution say a heatwave of this magnitude so early in the summer would have been virtually impossible 50 years ago.”
“He has written 18 books on space history, exploration, and development”
“So how did the Romans do it about 2,000 years before these things were invented?”
“Wreckage recovery from start to finish was completed in 9 days, and all debris has been cleared from Launch Complex 36.”
“In 2024, two papers were retracted after publishing AI-generated figures posessing biologically impossible structures.”
“All the debris has now been cleared from LC-36, and that all the wreckage from New Glenn and the surrounding facilities was collected within nine days of the explosion.”
“In April 2026, the New England Journal of Medicine retracted a paper after discovering that a clinical image had been manipulated with AI.”
“Blue Origin's goal of launching New Glenn again by the end of 2026.”
“Via Appia (Appian Way), which connected Rome to the port of Brundisium in southern Italy, was more than 300 miles (500 kilometers) long”
“NASA is targeting late 2027 for the launch of Artemis 3.”
“Stane Street in southern England, was built to connect London to Chichester. Much of the road, which stretches roughly 57 miles (92 km), is straight.”
“UNOS aims to fly organ-bearing drones as far as 15 miles (24 km)”
“A recent mapping project was able to map about 186,400 miles (300,000 km) of roads and more are probably undiscovered.”
“What that means, more or less, is we're going to have the pilot in command be about a mile away inside of a control room,”
“Around 20 feet (6 meters) long, the chorobatus was a beam of wood on legs and looked like a small table, Lewis wrote.”
“The kidney on the June 5 flight test was not viable for organ transplantation”
“The groma, also called a gruma or croma, consisted of a vertical pole with a horizontal X-shaped cross on top and four small weights hanging down from strings at the ends of the crossbeams”
“making it almost 18 times wider than the Milky Way.”
“These visions are reported by 90% of those who come down sick after consuming a single species of bolete mushroom, called Lanmaoa asiatica, in its raw or undercooked form.”
“The gravitational wave signal GW250114 was picked up in January 2025 by LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory), Virgo, and KAGRA ( Kamioka Gravitational Wave Detector).”
“It was described to science only 10 years ago in 2015, so it's a relatively newly discovered species, but it was actually being sold in the markets in Yunnan for decades before scientists realized it was its own species.”
“The signal was created when two black holes with around 32 times the mass of the sun collided and set the very fabric of space rippling.”
“Yunnan province is known as the wild mushroom capital of China, with the Mushuihua wild mushroom trading center selling over 200 species of edible funguses.”
“We studied GW250114, the loudest binary black hole signal observed to date, about three times louder than the first gravitational-wave signal detected a decade ago," team co-leader Ling Sun of OzGrav said.”
“one study looked at about 400 cases in a year of people who were affected by this mushroom, and 90% of them said that they had these Lilliputian hallucinations.”
“The Schwarzschild radius for the sun would be about 1.86 miles (3 kilometers) from its center of mass; for the Earth, it would be just 0.35 inches (9 millimeters) from our planet's center of mass.”
“About 50% of people reported having some gastrointestinal upset after eating this mushroom.”
“The research was published on Wednesday (June 24) in the journal Nature.”
“all those hundreds of hospital reports reported zero deaths or fatalities.”
“So the Schwarzschild radius for the sun would be about 1.86 miles (3 kilometers) from its center of mass”
“for the Earth, it would be just 0.35 inches (9 millimeters) from our planet's center of mass.”
“We studied GW250114, the loudest binary black hole signal observed to date, about three times louder than the first gravitational-wave signal detected a decade ago”
“Three people came around the central trio of big fountains, stopped in surprise.”
“Three drop-drones flipped out of a leg pouch; they had a similar leg structure to the cutter-drone, but they were combat versions.”
“Two of the Guillrameo operatives crept into the atrium, their protective cloaks lensing the light around them: event horizons made from fabric.”
“Neusch sent six more drop-drones flipping away.”
“Two weapon-drones were rising up the center of the atrium—hand‑sized silver discs, moving fast.”
“Two drop-drones in the corridor outside survived.”
“Three cutter-drones finished slicing the bedroom’s window out of the wall.”
“Five children in their nightclothes were clinging together in defiance.”
“Starship performed a full-duration burn of one of its central Raptor 3 engines that lasted about 15 seconds.”
“The Ship upper stage is equipped with six Raptor 3 engines — three sea-level engines, and three configured for optimized flight in the vacuum of space.”
“At 408 feet (124.4 meters) tall, Starship V3 is the biggest, most powerful iteration of the launch vehicle to date...”
“Its most recent test flight launched on May 22, completing a mostly successful demonstration of the vehicle's upgraded V3 hardware.”
“NASA says the spacecraft will require at least 15 refueling flights.”
“The first of those landing missions, Artemis 4, is scheduled for late 2028.”
“The company will likely attempt to launch the mission before the end of the summer.”
