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Interns Help Restore Tasmania's Fast-Disappearing Giant Kelp Forests

A 25-year-old US Masters student, Linnea Bird, is among six interns participating in a program at Eaglehawk Dive Centre to restore Tasmania's rapidly declining giant kelp forests. The project uses a technique developed by the University of Tasmania to reforest under the waves, addressing the impact of warming waters and sea urchin overgrazing.

ABC Top Stories

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Webb Telescope Reveals Surprising Details About Survivor Planet WD 1856 b

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Wissenschaft·11.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Webb Telescope Reveals Surprising Details About Survivor Planet WD 1856 b

The James Webb Space Telescope has provided the first close-up look at WD 1856 b, a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting a white dwarf. The planet's unusual orbit and high temperature suggest it survived its star's death through gravitational interactions, challenging existing models of stellar evolution.

Ars Technica

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Earth May Survive Sun's Red Giant Phase, New Study Suggests

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Wissenschaft·6.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Earth May Survive Sun's Red Giant Phase, New Study Suggests

A new study challenges previous assumptions, suggesting Earth might survive the Sun's expansion into a red giant. While Venus and Mercury will be engulfed, Earth's orbit could drift outward, potentially saving it from vaporization, though its habitability is still doomed.

Wired

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국제 연구팀 "적색거성 단계서 살아남은 행성, 수십억년 후 중심별 쪽 이동"

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Wissenschaft·1.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

국제 연구팀 "적색거성 단계서 살아남은 행성, 수십억년 후 중심별 쪽 이동"

국제 연구팀이 80광년 떨어진 백색왜성 WD 1856+534를 공전하는 거대 가스행성 WD 1856 b의 대기 성분을 처음으로 확인하고, 이 행성이 적색거성 단계를 살아남아 수십억 년 후 중심별 가까이 이동했음을 밝혀냈다. 이는 50억 년 후 태양계의 장기적 운명을 이해하는 데 중요한 단서를 제공한다.

Kultur·1.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Netflix Struggles to Retain Viewers for Second Seasons

Netflix is experiencing significant viewership drops for second seasons of its shows, losing an average of 59% of its audience compared to season one. This trend affects popular series like "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and "The Four Seasons," contrasting with HBO's success in retaining viewers.

Guardian International

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