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Science & Nature And why the eccentric sport will likely never return to the Olympics. The post The extreme sport of skijoring, where horses pull...

Bitcoin dipped below $87K on Christmas amid thin liquidity and ETF outflows, even as on-chain data hints at easing sell pressure. Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $87,000 during thin Christmas Day trading on December 25, as ETF outflows and weak holiday liquidity kept pressure on the market, according to data shared by XWIN Finance. The pullback

Dr. Niall McLoughlin is co-director at Climate Barometer. Throughout recent weeks, Europe has yet again experienced the deadly effects of record-breaking extreme heat. Hundreds of heat alerts were put in place across the continent, as temperatures soared to 46C in some regions – with school closures and outdoor working bans in some nations. Here in

Science & Nature When extreme heat arrives, here are science-based tips to keep your home cool, from the most efficient way to use air...

The fire salamander native to Europe is one of many species that depend on sufficient moisture. Credit: Daniel Rosengren/Frankfurt Zoological Society Habitat loss, diseases, pollution, and climate change are already massively affecting amphibians - frogs, salamanders, and the caecilians native to tropical regions. The new study from the Institute for Ecology, Evolution and Diversity shows

A Neo-Nazi turned Islamic jihadist shoots two of his roommates after an argument. In a combative interview with Court TV journalist David Scott, Devon Arthurs, now claiming to be remorseful for sending two young men to an early grave, attempts to explain his descent into madness...

Science & Nature A new study supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation shows, for the first time, how heat moves — or rather,...

Science & Nature HomeScienceVol. 387, No. 6734Extreme ConditionsBack To Vol. 387, No. 6734 Full accessIntroduction to Special IssueThe Polar World Share on Extreme ConditionsJesse...