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Will systemic urban cooling capacity save European lives?

European cities are shifting from individual air conditioning to systemic infrastructure to combat record-breaking summer peaks. From Barcelona's climate shelte…

Environment Science European Heat Resilience

Kärt Lepik · Jun 27, 2026 • 15:13

Can $202 million save food security from the Super El Niño?

The 2026 Super El Niño is more than a weather event; it is a $202 million race against a 2.0 °C temperature anomaly that threatens the livelihoods of 500 millio…

Environment Science World

Kärt Lepik · Jun 24, 2026 • 09:14

Stolen Bulgarian Reliquary Found in Estonia: A 30-Year Mystery

A rare Bulgarian reliquary, stolen decades ago, has surfaced in Estonia. Its recovery highlights Estonia's role as a critical filter in the international smuggl…

World Estonia Science

Henrik Mägi · Jun 19, 2026 • 09:17

Was the Stonehenge prototype built with wood in Bulford?

Archaeologists in Bulford have uncovered two massive timber pits that served as the original blueprint for Stonehenge’s solar alignment. Dating back to 3000 BC,…

Science History Stonehenge

Henrik Mägi · Jun 18, 2026 • 09:15

Can CRISPR’s newest evolution finally defeat untreatable cancer?

Researchers have unveiled Cas12a2, a revolutionary molecular shredder capable of destroying the genetic blueprints of previously untreatable cancer cells. By by…

Science Health CRISPR

Henrik Mägi · Jun 14, 2026 • 06:14

Why is a microscopic ISS air leak causing a major political crisis?

The June 2026 shelter-in-place order on the ISS was more than a technical glitch; it was a diplomatic earthquake. As air slips through microscopic cracks in the…

Science Technology ISS Air Leak

Henrik Mägi · Jun 05, 2026 • 16:15

Estonian Bee Health: Why 10% Mortality is a Systemic Win

Estonia's 10% winter bee mortality rate is a biological success story in a region where 30% losses are common. The secret lies in a transition from synthetic ch…

Environment Science Estonia

Kärt Lepik · Jun 04, 2026 • 12:16

Is the Standard Model finally tearing at the edges of CERN?

Physicists have detected a 4-sigma glitch in the particle stream that suggests our map of the universe is fundamentally incomplete. As Estonia joins the search …

Science Technology CERN

Henrik Mägi · Jun 01, 2026 • 06:11

How do targeted biological weapons restore the pulse of peatlands?

Abandoned peat mines are invisible carbon emitters, but 'fungal warfare' offers a precision solution. By deploying targeted fungi as biological snipers, scienti…

Environment Science Estonia

Henrik Mägi · May 31, 2026 • 15:12

Sweden is Smoke-Free: The Data Behind a 3.7% Smoking Rate

Sweden has become the world's first smoke-free nation by reaching a daily smoking rate of just 3.7%. By choosing pragmatic harm reduction over rigid bans, they …

Health Estonia World

Kärt Lepik · May 30, 2026 • 13:40

Will the 2028 Moon landing survive the New Glenn crisis?

A catastrophic engine explosion at Launch Complex 36 has plunged Blue Origin into the New Glenn crisis, threatening NASA's 2028 Moon landing goal. From Florida'…

Science World Technology

Henrik Mägi · May 29, 2026 • 15:16

Why did Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explode during a static test?

The May 2026 explosion of the fourth New Glenn vehicle during a static fire test has paralyzed Blue Origin’s launch manifest and jeopardized Amazon’s Project Ku…

Science Technology Blue Origin

Henrik Mägi · May 29, 2026 • 06:15