Wales begins 15 new-look GCSEs amid concerns for first cohort
Head teachers warn reforms could strain staff and pupils as Year 10 starts the Curriculum for Wales rollout; science changes paused temporarily
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Ultra-rare orange lobster spared from menu, released back to the sea
1-in-30-million find rescued from grocery tank and returned to the Atlantic off Long Island ahead of National Lobster Day
Rare Fujiwhara Event Near East Coast Prompts Forecasters to Watch Two Atlantic Storms
Meteorologists say two disturbances, Invest 93L and 94L, could interact as they approach the United States, potentially merging or altering each other's paths.
Artemis II crew set for first crewed Moon mission in 50 years, targeting February 2026
NASA's four-person Artemis II crew — Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen — will orbit the Moon on a test flight aimed at validating systems ahead of a future lunar landing and Mars missions.
Treasure near Jesus-era Galilee site linked to forgotten Jewish uprising, archaeologists say
A hoard of 22 bronze coins from the 4th century A.D. was found at Hukok, near Capernaum, offering rare evidence tied to the Gallus Revolt.
Three-space weather satellites launch to study the sun's storms
NASA, NOAA launch a trio of satellites on a SpaceX rocket to monitor solar activity and boost warning times for astronauts and Earth.
Trial slows Huntington's disease progression by up to 75% in gene therapy study
University College London-led trial of AMT-130 shows significant slowing of disease in 29 patients over three years
Rapture prediction fails to materialize as study links overconfidence to conspiracy beliefs
Researchers connect belief in fringe theories with high overconfidence, highlighting why some claims persist even when disproven
No Rapture on Sept. 23; study links overconfidence to conspiracy beliefs
Researchers find a strong link between overconfidence and belief in conspiracies, offering context for why apocalyptic claims spread online.