Students who ask questions in class tend to learn more deeply, education psychologists say, because formulating a question forces them to identify.

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Mission teams are refining their search for plumes of water vapour venting through cracks in Europa’s ice, which would offer direct evidence of.

Automated lighthouses, long since stripped of keepers, are finding a heritage role as visitor centres and artist residencies while their lights.

Farms are adopting agrivoltaics, raising solar panels above crops and grazing land so the same field produces food and electricity.

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Private credit, the trillion-scale business of lending by funds rather than banks, is facing its closest regulatory scrutiny yet as it grows into.

Five years after the pandemic emptied trains and buses, passengers are coming back, but not to the timetable they left.

The plastic in our wallets is working harder than it used to.

Regulators face mounting pressure to decide whether mining the deep seabed can begin, as scientists warn of irreversible harm and companies push to start.

A new generation of carbon capture plants is coming online worldwide. Early operating data shows real captured tonnes, high costs and hard lessons.