An exploration of how settled science provides reliable knowledge, why it matters, and what remains uncertain in scientific progress.
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Seewespe
A seewespe, or box jellyfish, has been confirmed off Thailand’s coast, prompting safety warnings. Details on the incident and ongoing response are provided.
El Nino 2026
Meteorologists predict a strong El Niño event in 2026, potentially affecting global weather patterns and ecosystems. Details are still emerging.
Gewitter
A severe thunderstorm has swept through parts of Germany, causing power outages and transportation delays. Authorities warn residents to stay cautious.
Does Forecasting Have Room At The Top?
An analysis of whether forecasting can claim a top position in strategic decision-making amid evolving industry perspectives.
Wind And Solar Overtake Fossil Fuels In Germany For The First Time
Germany’s renewable energy sources, wind and solar, generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time, marking a historic shift in energy production.
The Dunning-Kruger Effect May Just Be A Data Artefact (2020)
Research indicates the perceived link between confidence and competence may result from data biases, challenging long-held assumptions about the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Rheinpegel
Der Rheinpegel in Köln steigt aufgrund anhaltender Regenfälle, Warnungen vor Hochwasser werden ausgegeben. Situation bleibt dynamisch und wird genau beobachtet.
Is AI Reasoning Right For The Wrong Reasons?
Experts question whether AI systems reason correctly or just appear to, raising concerns about trust and reliability in AI decision-making.
University Of Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Surges In Global Coverage
The University of Adelaide in South Australia has experienced a significant surge in international media coverage, with 24 mentions in recent reports.
