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A geyser erupting amid Yellowstone’s hydrothermal formations

Basic science · Nov 10, 2026Supervolcanoes: what monitoring signals can predictEarthquakes, ground deformation and gas emissions help volcanologists monitor large volcanic systems. But detecting unusual activity is not the same as dating a super-eruption.

View of the Olympus Mons volcano and its caldera on Mars

Space · Nov 10, 2026Olympus Mons: how Mars built a giant volcanoOlympus Mons owes its immense size to the gradual construction of a shield volcano. Its measurements, caldera and frost observed by probes reveal three distinct aspects of this Martian feature.

The Dextre robot and Canadarm2 above the Earth

Space · Nov 10, 2026Astra: a robot assembles a section of a structure in orbitAstra assembled a section of an antenna in orbit, without completing the 1.4-metre reflector. A promising first demonstration, but still a long way from the giant structures being envisaged.

Crowd in Pamplona’s town hall square at the start of the San Fermín festival

Basic science · Nov 10, 2026Why can a dense crowd start to sway?Crowd measurements in Pamplona reveal that a critical density can give rise to coordinated orbital movements. A model explains the role of confinement and a particular kind of friction.

Laptop screen displaying computer code

AI · Nov 10, 2026Signal: what AI has really proved about its codeGoogle DeepMind says it used AlphaProof Code to prove certain properties of Signal’s compiled code. The result sheds light on AI’s potential, but also on the precise limits of formal proof.

Official visit to Anthropic’s offices in San Francisco

AI · Nov 10, 2026Claude Sheets and Whiteboards: when AI enters shared documentsWith Sheets, Whiteboards, Claude Data and its connectors, Anthropic is moving Claude beyond chat and into shared documents and team tasks. Here’s what these tools can do, and what remains to be verified.

Aerial view of Schrassig Prison Centre in April 1992, archive photograph.

Society & culture · Nov 10, 2026Minors detained at Schrassig: why the number of places is not enoughThe cumulative figure reported for Schrassig is different from a snapshot of those present at a particular time. For minors, the response also depends on care, supervision and safeguards tailored to their age.

A laptop, keyboard and mug on a wooden desk.

Technology · Nov 10, 2026Fake emails in the CNAP’s name: how to check and respondThe CNAP is warning about emails that link to fake websites. Here’s how to check a request without following the link you received, and what to do depending on the information you have already shared.

Berolinahaus construction site and traffic on Alexanderplatz, Berlin, in 1931

Books · Nov 8, 2026‘The Childhood of Ruins’: ordinary lives on the brink of upheavalIn ‘The Childhood of Ruins’, Pascal Rabaté adapts a novel by Erich Kästner and places the ordinary lives of Berliners on the threshold of the political rupture of 1932.

Jon Rahm being interviewed outdoors on a golf course

Sport · Nov 8, 2026Jon Rahm wins the Abu Dhabi Championship after a composed final roundWith a final round of 67 and a total of 23 under par, Jon Rahm wins in Abu Dhabi ahead of Tyrrell Hatton. The victory also gives the DP World Tour’s season finale a fresh twist.

Aerial view of the treatment basins at the Daugavgrīva wastewater treatment plant

Nature and environment · Nov 8, 2026Wastewater: what treatment removes and what can still get throughFrom the toilet to the river, wastewater passes through several treatment stages. But treatment does not make water fit to drink or remove every substance: the sewer network and rainfall matter too.

Head of a classical guitar with its tuning gears visible

Music · Nov 8, 2026Liat Cohen brings classical guitar and dance music togetherFrom waltzes to Brazilian choro, Liat Cohen uses dance as a common thread to explore the guitar repertoire and its potential for bringing different traditions together.