Space
Orionid Meteors Approach Their October Peak, with Moonlight in the Way
NASA expects the Orionids to peak on 21–22 October, with bright moonlight likely to hide some faint meteors.
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Space
Sophie Adenot Returns from Nearly Eight Months in Orbit
ESA reports Sophie Adenot’s return after nearly eight months aboard the ISS, with rehabilitation and follow-up work ahead.
Space
Webb Reveals Young Stars Shaping the Clouds of NGC 7129
An ESA/Webb image release shows young stars and protostars changing their surroundings in a nebula about 3,300 light-years away.
Space
Brief Lunar Flashes Bring a Moment of Discovery for Artemis II
NASA’s October 2026 report recounts lunar impact flashes seen during Artemis II. Learn what the crew observed and why the release date matters.
Nature
Why Autumn Leaves Turn Gold and Red
The colours of autumn reveal a seasonal change inside the leaf: green chlorophyll fades, other pigments become visible, and some leaves produce new red pigments.
All life
How Fungi Return Fallen Wood to the Forest
A fallen log is part of a living woodland. Fungi break down plant material, recycle nutrients and share this changing habitat with insects and other wildlife.
All life
What Came Before the Dinosaurs? Life in the Permian
Long before dinosaurs, Earth was home to forests, insects, amphibians and remarkable synapsids such as Dimetrodon. Meet the animals of the Permian world.
Space
Webb Traces a Record-Distant Fast Radio Burst to a Young Dwarf Galaxy
A James Webb Space Telescope observation placed a record-distant fast radio burst in a small, young host galaxy, adding evidence for—but not proving—a magnetar origin.
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