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This week in science, 27 October – 2 November
Science news this week, 27 Oct to 2 Nov: alcohol and health studies, faster warming, an Egyptian ape fossil, a spacewalk and the November sky.
The Tunguska Event: What Flattened a Siberian Forest in 1908
In 1908 an explosion over Siberia flattened millions of trees across 2,150 square kilometres. What happened at Tunguska, and why no crater was found.
This week in science, 20–26 October
Science news this week, 20–26 October: a 150-million-year-old bird fossil, Perseverance's driving record, a claimed exomoon and an AI-found PHP flaw.
This week in science, 13–19 October
Science news this week, 13–19 October 2026: the main space, AI, health, Earth and archaeology findings, explained with how strong the evidence is.
Artemis II Results and the Moon Hoax Claims
Artemis II's heat shield and splashdown data can be checked, but they do not directly test the Apollo hoax claims. Here is why.
The Moon Landing: Testing the Hoax Claims
A self-published 1976 book, a 2001 TV special and a few odd-looking photos: the main hoax claims about Apollo, and what the evidence shows.