Category: Science
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What is Jodrell Bank Observatory and what does it do?
When Jodrell Bank Observatory was built, the site was seen as gamechanger for radio astronomy.
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Drone footage shows Wisconsin tornado damage
No fatalities or injuries were immediately reported after an EF-2 tornado hit parts of the Midwest state.
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Tackling the 'nasty' plant that can cause blisters and scars
A conservation group says it has made progress tackling giant hogweed infestations in County Tyrone.
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Where is best to see the July Buck Moon?
July’s full moon is due on Wednesday, here’s some of the best places to watch it where you live.
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Plan for solar panels in field draws criticism
If approved, the project would see 72 solar panels installed on the site in Guernsey.
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The prehistoric species fighting for survival in Lough Neagh
Restrictions have been placed on fishing the critically-endangered European eel in Lough Neagh to try to restore the species
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Is it time to stop using glue and labels on paper?
Labels and adhesives can prevent paper from being recycled but there’s new tech aimed at changing that.
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Gates smashed and crops destroyed as farmers threatened by gangs hunting hares
Some barricade the entrances to their fields with concrete blocks and fallen trees.
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Wildfires 'stark reminder' of extreme climate challenge, says William
The prince’s warning comes as wildfires rage in parts of Europe and the UK during a spell of extreme heat.
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UK's iconic Jodrell Bank telescope faces axe in science cuts
Astronomers warn it would tear the heart out of UK science, and leave a generation untrained.
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Volunteer scheme credited with changing man's life
Michael Reynolds, 27, says the scheme helps him to “get away from day-to-day life”.
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'Off the scale' haul of nitrous oxide cans found
Litterpickers say they found 82 in a day, and normally find between three and 12.
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The nature reserve where 'magical' glow worms thrive
The nature reserve in Sussex is seen as a ‘stronghold’ for the near threatened glow worm.
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Littering fines draw in almost £100k across county
New figures reveal which councils in Cambridgeshire have issued the most fines for littering.
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Macron calls crisis meeting as wildfires threaten Bordeaux and heatwave looms
Blazes are about 15km from Bordeaux, but the city’s mayor says there are no plans to evacuate.
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Residents urged to join nationwide butterfly count
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are home to many important butterfly sites, says authority.
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'It's like having an amusement park and not opening it' – algae closures take toll
There are currently 245 algae blooms across water systems in Northern Ireland.
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Nasa boss praises rise of women in science
Dr Nicola Fox says she was one of four women on her science course at university in the 1991.
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How to see July's full Buck Moon as it rises in the night sky
July’s full Moon, know as the Buck Moon, is set to light up the night sky next week.
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North-east of England receives fewest Green Flag awards
The North East received just 57 awards, much lower than most regions of England, which had over 100.
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Everything you need to know about the hosepipe ban
The hosepipe ban is in place due to high demand for water during heatwaves and dry weather.
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It's the cocktail taking young drinkers by storm – but the packaging is 'unrecyclable'
BuzzBallz cannot be recycled because the metal lid and plastic body are attached, say experts.
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Watch: SpaceX's successful test flight and splashdown for Starship
The megarocket pulls off a soft splashdown in the Indian Ocean an hour after launch.
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Are BuzzBallz actually recyclable?
BuzzBallz cannot be recycled as the metal lid and plastic body are attached, say experts.
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'Buck Moon' set to light up sky
July’s full Moon is set to be a special one – Sophia Herod explains why.
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Rain returns for some parts of the UK
Rain is returning for some of us this weekend – but is it enough for places that have seen little or now rain for weeks?
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Tens of thousands evacuated from French tourist spot and near Madrid as wildfires spread
The fire has raged in the region for several days with officials now ordering the evacuation of the entire Cap Ferret peninsula.
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Play area aims to interest children in rare habitat
A science centre hopes play is the key to making children care about the future of chalk streams.
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Rare night heron spotted at National Trust site
The small bird, which is widespread across Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe, is seen on camera.
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Scientists find the secret of birdsong's 'spectacular diversity'
A scientific study has revealed the acoustic secret that connects all birdsong – and it is surprisingly simple
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Can you be fined for using a hosepipe?
Ben Rich looks at what is and isn’t allowed during a hosepipe ban.
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Hosepipe ban in force as drought threatens – is your area affected?
More than eight million households have been placed under hosepipe bans – which has raised questions about how effectively water resources are being managed.
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Wildfires and record dry conditions trigger drought in parts of Wales
Wales has seen about 5% of the average rainfall for July, after a series of back-to-back heatwaves.
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Illegal waste investigation sees £275k forfeited
The investigation spans Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire, police say.
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Islanders asked to 'track' not 'trample' Asian hornets
More than 200 Asian hornet queens have been caught and nine nests destroyed so far this year.
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When can you see the Perseid meteor shower?
The Perseid meteor shower is set to light up the night sky, putting on a spectacular treat for skygazers.
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Secret court documents reveal potential scale of illegal sewage spilling
The new analysis from a prominent water campaigner emerged after secret court documents were leaked.
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Fate of massive 20m-high space radar in ministers' hands
The MoD wants to put 27 giant radar dishes in Pembrokeshire, which campaigners have strongly opposed.
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UK's largest wind farm to be rebuilt with fewer, larger turbines
Whitelee Windfarm has been producing electricity for about 20 years on a stretch of moorland near Eaglesham but is reaching the end of its life.
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How farmers could fix Wales' polluted rivers and save money
Farmers have a crucial role in cleaning up one of the UK’s most polluted river systems, a study shows.
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Great Apes kiss and cuddle to keep the peace, says study
Hugging before stressful events may be an ancient way of building trust, say scientists studying apes.
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Tokyo urges men to wear shorts to work, but some women say it's 'leg hair harassment'
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government wants workers to ditch the suit and tie for t-shirts, trainers – and shorts.
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