Sky's Tom Clarke joins researchers who are in Greenland to 'listen' for water running beneath its ice. The work pivotal in working out how Greenland's melting effects ocean currents that move heat from the tropics to the Arctic.
Contacts of the cases in Kent are being traced and offered antibiotics, reducing the risk that the current outbreak will grow. But for those made ill, it's horrific.
Sky's science and technology editor Tom Clarke takes us through the meningitis outbreak in Kent - and looks at whether vaccines could have prevented it.
The origin of the dispute between the White House and Anthropic is the tech company's insistence on "red lines" in relation to the use of AI for military purposes.
Researchers pitted three leading AI models against each other in a series of wargames where they assumed the roles of fictional nuclear-armed superpowers.
While US designs on Greenland are entirely deliberate, withdrawal of influence in Antarctica appears to be accidental. Could Donald Trump live to regret it?
Sky's Tom Clarke joins researchers who see Antarctica as perhaps the best way of predicting our future - at least when it comes to how much our planet will warm and how fast
Tom Clarke explains why some analysts think the maths behind the AI boom no longer adds up, and breaks down the three pressure points that could ultimately burst the AI bubble.
By signing up to the service, Nucleus Genomics will profile DNA sequences of embryos and allow would-be parents to review them for known disease genes and traits. It makes the debate around Sydney Sweeney's "good genes" advert seem rather quaint.
One trial will compare those receiving puberty-supressing drugs and non-medical care with those receiving non-medical care alone and follow the participants for two years.
US firms are likely to suffer because they can't get enough power, while consumers will end up paying more because of Mr Trump's dismissive approach to renewables.
Although the newly-granted licence allows up to 16 launches a year, the Shetland's spaceport isn't expected to be able to facilitate a launch until early 2026.
The quake occurred on a fault line running along the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench - a scar on the seabed caused by the Pacific tectonic plate diving beneath the North American and Okhotsk plates.
