How sabotage on undersea cables affects our digital world
Most of the world's data travels via ocean cables, which are at risk of frequent sabotage. DW explains where they lie and how they are protected.
This Man Knows Way Too Much About Area 51—and the FBI Wants to Know Why
Rachel is a dusty, hardscrabble spot, located in the Joshua tree desert just outside Area 51, that highly guarded Air Force outpost known for its secretive aviation experimentation. According to ...
Greenhouse gas: ESA satellite finds the largest continuous methane leaks
As a greenhouse gas, methane is much more potent than carbon dioxide, so closing large sources is important. Particularly ...
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Why Any Reporter Can Now Source Free, Quality Satellite Images of Almost Anywhere on Earth
At a recent GIJN webinar, three experts explained how reporters can get regular, free access to high-quality satellite images ...
Revealed: The 10 worst methane emitting regions on EARTH that churn out millions of tonnes of greenhouse gases every year
The top 10 methane-emitting sites in the world release 28.8 million tonnes of the gas per year, say experts at the University ...
SPHEREx Space Telescope to Map Cosmos in Infrared Light, Launching in February 2025
The SPHEREx space telescope, launching in February 2025, will map the cosmos in infrared light, helping scientists understand ...
How an ancient asteroid strike carved out 2 grand canyons on the moon
New research shows that when an asteroid slammed into the moon billions of years ago, it carved out a pair of grand canyons ...