Science
Australia's coral reefs follow global decline trend
Australian coral reefs are in relatively good condition compared with coral reefs globally, but coral cover has declined over the past 40 years, reflecting a worldwide trend, according to a new report.
NASA's Swift telescope resumes science operations after rescue mission fails
Turkey becomes 71st signatory to NASA's Artemis Accords
Middle East
UAE "Slaps" Netanyahu: Washington Refused to Intervene as Abu Dhabi Ignored Dozens of Calls From His Office Seeking a Denial of the Bin Zayed Call
UAE Statement Rattles Israel's Political Scene — Hebrew Media Call It a Harsh Blow to Netanyahu
US military carries out fresh attacks on Iran as Russia pledges to maintain trade ties
Iran rejects US sanctions as it pursues new regional security deals
US urges allies and China to join economic pressure campaign against Iran
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Black holes repeatedly tear at these stars, but they survive
Astronomers discover that stars repeatedly orbiting near supermassive black holes survive each encounter, suggesting that their prior rapid rotation explains both the fading flares and their extraordinarily close orbits.
Biodegradable balloons: the ecological revolution of the humble party decoration
Researchers at Imperial College London have developed the first completely biodegradable balloon that decomposes in nine months, seeking to address an environmental problem caused by billions of conventional balloons discarded annually.
How NASA's Astronaut Training Centre Will Change With Commercial Space Stations
NASA is reorganising its astronaut training centre in Houston to incorporate commercial space stations that will replace the International Space Station around 2030.
Curiosity resumes regular operations programme on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has resumed scheduled operations on Mars after investigating a unique geological feature, continuing its ascent of Mount Sharp while monitoring possible dust storms in the late season.
