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Why pilots sometimes persist when it’s safer to stop
30 January 2026, A Singh
The Aeronautical Journal February 2026 Vol 130 No 1344 Modern airline pilots operate in a highly proceduralised, wellregulated environment. It is often said that procedures are clear: if an approach is unstable, a go-around should be flown.…...

A Devonian pterygotid eurypterid playground in China.
22 January 2026, Sanaa Mughal
Pterygotids (Eurypterida; Pterygotidae), known more commonly as ancient sea scorpions, were large apex predators of the Silurian-Devonian marine realm, and...

Punctuated Equilibria at 50: Revisiting Evolution’s Boldest Idea
22 January 2026, Sanaa Mughal
Fifty years ago, palaeontologists Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould published one of the most provocative ideas in evolutionary science: punctuated equilibria....