Reports and Studies
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HotSat-1: UK climate satellite suffers failure in orbit
An innovative UK climate satellite has failed in orbit just six months after launch. HotSat-1 was put up to map…
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A23a: Monster iceberg just shy of a trillion tonnes
Scientists now have good numbers to describe the true scale of the world’s biggest iceberg, A23a. Satellite measurements show the…
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COP28: Landmark summit takes direct aim at fossil fuels
Nations at the UN climate summit have for the first time taken explicit aim at the use of fossil fuels.…
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Examining COP28’s potential impact on climate change
Once the gavel came down in Dubai, the warm words flowed – but will it really have an impact on…
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Perseverance: Nasa’s Mars rover celebrates 1,000 days of science
Nasa says its Perseverance rover has essentially completed the job it was asked to do when it landed on Mars…
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Where to watch the Geminids meteor shower
The Geminids meteor shower, famous for its multicoloured streaks of light, will peak on Thursday and Friday. Visible around the…
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Myanmar overtakes Afghanistan as top opium producer
Myanmar is now the world’s largest producer of opium, overtaking Afghanistan, a UN report says. Its opium production this year…
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COP28: UN climate talks in jeopardy in fossil fuel backlash
The UN climate talks in Dubai could be in jeopardy after some nations reacted furiously to a draft deal on…
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Osiris-Rex: Nasa’s asteroid mission ‘gathers smaller sample’
Nasa’s asteroid sample-return mission looks to have come home with a little less material than first thought. Scientists speculated the…
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Whale filmed swimming with Australian beachgoers dies after stranding
A sperm whale filmed swimming among people at Western Australian beach has died after becoming stuck on a sandbar. Wildlife…
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