Dolly Parton’s reported final recording pairs her with Bono on U2’s “Torn,” giving a new album track the emotional weight of an unplanned final farewell.

Aucanquilcha rises 6,176 metres above Chile, where old lava, glacial scars and a sulfur mine at 5,950 metres record geology and extreme human labour today.

Harold Urey’s 1934 portrait frames a chemist whose deuterium discovery, isotope research, origin-of-life work and lunar science crossed extraordinary ground.

November 13 headlines cover a Bahrain radar claim, Dolly Parton’s last recording, transport disasters, an FAA shutdown and a UK police investigation today.

A Polish nightscape places a crescent Moon, bright Venus and Spica above the Tatra Mountains, turning predictable celestial mechanics into a quiet meeting.

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds drew a smoke heart beside Kennedy Space Center’s Vehicle Assembly Building during NASA’s MAX POWER air show in Florida.

A viral Mekong fish photo raises valid pollution concerns, but deformity alone cannot prove rare-earth mining caused it; water, sediment and tissue tests can.

Francisco Negroni’s volcanic-lightning photograph captures charged ash, rock and ice particles turning an eruption plume into a dirty thunderstorm in Chile.

White dwarf WD J1330+6435 would look chartreuse green up close because sodium and calcium in its dense atmosphere remove orange, red and violet light.

Notts County amassed 107 points and Macaulay Langstaff scored 42 goals in 2022–23, yet promotion still required a dramatic play-off win on penalties at Wembley.