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Italian science outlet MeteoWeb reports that the satellites NISAR and Sentinel-1 have mapped a volcanic eruption in Ethiopia, using radar to reveal hidden magma and shifting faults beneath the surface. The images show how the eruption unfolded and how the ground deformed, drawing attention to satellite monitoring of remote volcanic activity.
- 2Black Theatre Troupe stages Broadway musical revue●Black Theatre Troupe brings Broadway musical revue to Valley
Black Theatre Troupe is presenting a Broadway musical revue in the Phoenix area, bringing classic show tunes and musical theatre numbers to local audiences. The production highlights the company's ongoing role in the Valley's arts scene and gives regional theatre fans a chance to see Broadway-style material performed locally.
- 3Kimi Antonelli heads to work at the F1 paddock●Jon Noble (@NobleF1): Kimi on his way to work. https:// t.co/783BVu9P5K # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN https:// x.com/NobleF1/stat
Formula 1 journalist Jon Noble shared an update showing Kimi Antonelli on his way to work, a light-hearted post shared widely among F1 fans. Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes' young Italian driver, is a popular subject of attention this season, and fans are tracking his every move during race weekends.
- 4Trump cuts to climate science leave everyone exposed●Trump cuts to climate science leave us all vulnerable
Commentary is highlighting the consequences of the Trump administration's cuts to climate science programmes, arguing the reductions leave the public vulnerable. The argument is that weakening climate research and monitoring undermines the ability to predict and prepare for extreme weather and long-term environmental change. Critics warn the damage will be felt broadly, not just by the scientific community.