The rapid warming is causing massive coral bleaching that threatens the marine ecosystem and biodiversity. “The world is losing one of its icons,” said Benjamin Henley, a palaeoclimatologist at the University of Melbourne in Australia. “We will sadly see the demise of one of Earth’s most spectacular natural wonders.”
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WHY ARE GEMS DIFFERENT COLOURS?
Unearth the gemstone chemistry that results in a spectrum of decorative stones
HOW TRAIN TRACKS ARE LAID
This feat of engineering keeps long carriages in-line and fixed to the ground
THE WORLD'S WEIRDEST ISLANDS
Travel across the globe with us to discover unique and beautiful lands dotted across oceans and waterways
MIRROR PHYSICS
Reflect on the science of light bouncing off smooth and shiny surfaces
The 'Stonehenge' in the Golan Heights may not be an astronomical observatory TOM METCALFE
An ancient and enigmatic stone circle in the Middle East may not be a prehistoric astronomical observatory after all.
INSIDE A BALLPOINT PEN
Discover the mechanism that gives this everyday item the power to write
WHAT ARE HEADACHES?
From shooting sensations to dull aches, we explore the many causes of pain around the brain
IS THIS THE HUMAN OF TOMORROW?
HOW WIRES AND CIRCUITS ARE MINGLING WITH BLOOD VESSELS AND NERVES TO CHANGE THE COURSE OF HUMAN EVOLUTION
THE HUNT FOR FARAWAY MOONS
Astronomers are looking for moons outside our Solar System that may have even more chance of hosting life than the planets they're orbiting
HOW THATCHED ROOFS ARE BUILT
Learn all about this historic building method that masterfully tops roofs with layers of dry vegetation
