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- 1Comic strip spotlights hot exoplanet WASP-127bโUseless Facts, Badly Drawn No. 534: WASP-127b. . . # planets # exoplanets # astronomy # science # comics # space # webco
The webcomic 'Useless Facts, Badly Drawn' has published its 534th instalment, this one about the exoplanet WASP-127b, delivering astronomy trivia in a deliberately rough comic format. Readers are sharing the strip, which packages facts about the distant gas giant alongside tags for planets, exoplanets and space science, adding to the series' long-running run of bite-sized science facts.
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A police dog in Maryland was attacked by wasps during extreme heat and collapsed from exhaustion. Local residents came to the animal's aid, helping the exhausted service dog recover. The incident is drawing attention in Germany, where the story of the heat-stricken Polizeihund and the bystanders' quick assistance is being widely reported.
- 3Wasps taking over ant homes in tropical treesโผTropical trees built homes for ants. Wasps are taking them over
Researchers report that some tropical trees that evolved hollow structures to house ants are now being occupied by wasps, which are taking over the domatia originally built for their ant partners. The finding highlights an unexpected shift in these well-known plant-ant symbioses and raises questions about how the takeover affects both the trees and the ants that once protected them.
- 4Parasitic wasps turn tomato hornworm into natural pest controlโA tomato horn worm has become a nursery for predator wasp eggs. The wasps feed on the caterpillar and kill it before it
Gardeners are highlighting a tomato hornworm that has become a living nursery for parasitic wasp eggs. The wasp larvae feed on the caterpillar and kill it before it can damage the tomato plant. The advice circulating is to leave infested hornworms in the garden, since they act as free, insecticide-free pest control and support natural pest management.
- 5Deeper80s Show Spins .38 Special's 'Hold On Loosely'โ#NowPlaying on Deeper80s Show: 352 Artist: .38 Special Song: Hold On Loosely Format: 7" Released: 1981 #Deeper80s #MadWa
The Deeper80s radio show is playing .38 Special's 1981 hit 'Hold On Loosely' as track 352 in its ongoing series, spun from a 7-inch vinyl record. The show, broadcast via Mad Wasp Radio, promotes itself as advertisement-free and continues posting each song it plays, highlighting deeper cuts from the 1980s for classic rock fans.
- 6Mad Wasp Radio spins Noel Harrison classic on latest showโ#NowPlaying on Mad Wasp XS Show: 359 For: @piratemelvyn.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy #Connect4 Noel Harrison - The Windmills
The Mad Wasp XS Show, episode 359, is playing Noel Harrison's 'The Windmills of Your Mind' in a dedications segment for listener Piratemelvyn. The independent online station, which advertises itself as advert-free, is sharing its playlist under its regular music hashtags. It is routine music-sharing between the station and its small community of listeners.
- 7Mad Wasp XS Show Plays The Cure Trackโ#NowPlaying on Mad Wasp XS Show: 359 For: @lisalisalemoncurd.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy The Cure - Speak My Language #MWXS
The Mad Wasp XS Show, an online radio programme, has featured 'Speak My Language' by The Cure in its latest episode, dedicating the track to a listener as part of its number 359 broadcast. The show bills itself as offering advert-free music, and its playlists are regularly shared with followers of Mad Wasp Radio.
- 8Mad Wasp Radio plays Dolly Parton listener requestโ#NowPlaying on From Pistols to Pulp on #MadWaspRadio #PtoP Wildflowers by Dolly Parton requested by @thegrendal.bsky.soc
The show From Pistols to Pulp on Mad Wasp Radio is airing 'Wildflowers' by Dolly Parton, a track requested by a listener. The station promotes itself as advert-free music programming and regularly shares its playlist with followers online, inviting song requests from its audience.
- 9Mad Wasp XS Show spins Babymetal's No Rain, No Rainbowโ#NowPlaying on Mad Wasp XS Show: 359 For: @sbuma.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy Babymetal - No Rain, No Rainbow #MWXS #MadWasp
The Mad Wasp XS Show, an advert-free online radio programme, played Babymetal's track No Rain, No Rainbow during episode 359, dedicating the song to a listener. The show promotes itself as offering "the very best in advert free music" and shares its playlist updates with followers across social platforms.
- 10Mad Wasp Radio plays K.D. Lang listener requestโ#NowPlaying on From Pistols to Pulp on #MadWaspRadio #PtoP Constant Craving by K.D. Lang requested by Colin Green @madwa
The independent station Mad Wasp Radio is airing 'Constant Craving' by K.D. Lang on its show From Pistols to Pulp, played at the request of listener Colin Green. The station promotes itself as advert-free, and shares its playlists with followers as they air. The track, a signature hit from the Canadian singer, is drawing warm attention from the station's small but engaged audience.
- 11Mad Wasp Radio plays Squeeze request on From Pistols to Pulpโ#NowPlaying on From Pistols to Pulp on #MadWaspRadio #PtoP Piccadilly by Squeeze requested by Tony D @madwaspradiomwr.bs
Mad Wasp Radio's show From Pistols to Pulp is airing 'Piccadilly' by Squeeze, a track requested by listener Tony D. The station promotes itself as advert-free and listener-driven, with presenters sharing what is playing and crediting the requester on air.
- 12Depeche Mode Track Requested on Mad Wasp Radio Showโ#NowPlaying on From Pistols to Pulp on #MadWaspRadio #PtoP John The Revelator by Depeche Mode 00bit requested by @covboy
Listeners of the From Pistols to Pulp show on Mad Wasp Radio heard John The Revelator by Depeche Mode, a track requested by a fan under the handle Covboy. The station promotes itself as offering advert-free music, and the show pairs punk-era material with later rock and pop tracks.
- 13ETSU Theatre stages 'Decision Height' honoring WWII women pilotsโผETSU Theatre presents 'Decision Height,' honoring WASPs
East Tennessee State University Theatre in Johnson City is staging 'Decision Height,' a play honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs), the civilian women pilots who flew military aircraft during World War II. The production highlights a little-known chapter of American military history, and local coverage has drawn attention to the university's tribute to these pioneering aviators.