Your Saharan dust forecast for June 2025

Saharan dust blows across the Atlantic Ocean every year, becoming more active in June. Here's your dust forecast for June.

Supernovas might be linked to past climate shifts

A new study found that supernovas might be responsible for cooling periods on Earth. The radiation could have weakened the greenhouse effect.

Friday the 13th comes once this year and it’s in June

In 2025, there is only one Friday the 13th and it's in June. Happy Friday the 13th! Learn more about the cycles of Friday the 13th here.

UAP and science: Testing new methods of scientific analysis

Physicists from the University at Albany have published their 1st results of an attempt to bring UAP and science together with more rigorous scientific methods.

Wide-orbit planets support the possibility of Planet 9

Researchers have discovered that wide-orbit planets are likely the natural result of developing planetary systems, and the result has implications for Planet 9.

AI dates Dead Sea Scrolls as even older than once thought

In a 1st-of-its kind study, scientists used artificial intelligence to determine the ages of 135 undated Dead Sea Scrolls.

Millions of new solar system objects, now in technicolor!

A new predictive research study said the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will discover millions of new small solar system objects. And in full color!

Tasmanian devil population increases with breeding program

The Tasmanian devil population is increasing thanks to the largest breeding program in Australia, which has welcomed 10 joeys on the first count this year.

This gigantic searing hot exoplanet began its life very cold

Astronomers have found that the gigantic hot exoplanet WASP-121b was quite cold when it 1st formed. But then it migrated close to its star.

Giant planet around tiny star challenges formation theories

Astronomers have discovered a giant planet orbiting a tiny star. This discovery challenges theories of planetary formation. Read more here.