Introduction: Why the full moon March 2026 matters The full moon in March 2026, commonly called the Worm or “Blood” Moon, is notable this year because it coincides with a total lunar eclipse. Astronomical events that combine a full moon and an eclipse draw interest from both skywatchers and scientists: they offer striking visuals, public […]
Why the Northern Lights Are More Visible Than Ever The sun is reaching the peak of its 11-year cycle and, therefore, its solar maximum. This heightened solar activity has brought the mesmerising aurora borealis, commonly known as the Northern Lights, to unprecedented visibility across the globe. Auroras have been happening more frequently in the United […]
Introduction The exploration of our planet’s oceans has become an increasingly critical topic as we face the challenges of climate change and marine conservation. Among the various initiatives aimed at understanding the marine environment, ‘The Deep’ represents a remarkable endeavour focused on diving into the depths of the ocean to uncover its mysteries. As the […]
