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Swiss Glaciers Lose More Than 5% of Ice After Extreme Summer Heatwaves

More than 5% of Switzerland’s remaining glacier ice disappeared during the past year, according to researchers, as unusually intense heatwaves stripped snow from Alpine peaks and accelerated melting at elevations where glaciers were previously expected to remain protected

Verstappen Leads Malaysian Grand Prix Practice as Formula 1 Returns to Sepang

Max Verstappen topped the opening Malaysian Grand Prix practice session at Sepang, beating George Russell by 0.383 seconds as Formula 1 made its long-awaited return to the circuit following changes to the 2026 calendar

Russian Strikes Force Ukraine Steel Giant to Shut Down, Deepening Economic Strain

Zaporizhstal, a major employer in Zaporizhzhia, has shut indefinitely after four Russian attack waves destroyed equipment and killed workers, highlighting mounting economic damage across Ukraine’s steel industry, threatening livelihoods and intensifying uncertainty for industrial communities already weakened by war

France Moves to End One-In, One-Out Migration Deal With UK

France is set to end its one-in, one-out migration agreement with Britain after Paris and London struggled to sustain cooperation over irregular Channel crossings and asylum arrangements under the pilot scheme

UK Set for Biggest Solar Eclipse in Decades on Wednesday Evening

Britain will experience its fullest solar eclipse since 1999 on Wednesday evening, with Devon, Cornwall and parts of Wales expecting the greatest coverage, while northern Spain prepares for a rare total eclipse watched by huge crowds

France Faces Possible Shortage of Solar Eclipse Glasses Before August 12

A potential shortage of solar eclipse viewing glasses is looming in France ahead of the August 12 partial eclipse, as authorities warn of exceptionally high demand and urge observers to secure proper protective equipment well before the event

NASA Launches Historic Mission to Rescue Swift Telescope From Falling Orbit

NASA's ambitious LINK mission seeks to rescue the Swift Observatory before atmospheric drag forces it back to Earth. If successful, the mission could transform the future of satellite servicing and extend the life of valuable scientific spacecraft

Rare Solar Storm Paints Germany’s Skies With Pink, Green Northern Lights

Germany experienced a rare celestial spectacle as a strong solar storm triggered vibrant northern lights across the country. From coastal Hamburg to southern Munich, residents captured shimmering pink and green auroras lighting up the night sky

New Solar Telescope Inaugurated at Historic Antwerp Observatory on Sunday

Antwerp, July 8 — A new solar telescope will be officially inaugurated this Sunday at the Michiel Coignet Observatory on Zirkstraat, Antwerp, marking a...
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Swiss Glaciers Lose More Than 5% of Ice After Extreme Summer Heatwaves

More than 5% of Switzerland’s remaining glacier ice disappeared during the past year, according to researchers, as unusually intense heatwaves stripped snow from Alpine peaks and accelerated melting at elevations where glaciers were previously expected to remain protected

Verstappen Leads Malaysian Grand Prix Practice as Formula 1 Returns to Sepang

Max Verstappen topped the opening Malaysian Grand Prix practice session at Sepang, beating George Russell by 0.383 seconds as Formula 1 made its long-awaited return to the circuit following changes to the 2026 calendar

Russian Strikes Force Ukraine Steel Giant to Shut Down, Deepening Economic Strain

Zaporizhstal, a major employer in Zaporizhzhia, has shut indefinitely after four Russian attack waves destroyed equipment and killed workers, highlighting mounting economic damage across Ukraine’s steel industry, threatening livelihoods and intensifying uncertainty for industrial communities already weakened by war
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