
ALT Caption: Fragmentary whale skeletal remains are abundant on the deep seafloor of the Diamantina Zone, reflecting long-term exposure and slow carcass degradation. These bones are typically colonised by hard-substrate animals, including stalked sea anemones, sponges, and sea stars. Photographs taken from the Chinese submersible Fendouzhe. Credit: Global TREnD, IDSSE

ALT Four smiling people (Harsh Jegadeesan, Tamsine O'Riordan, Harmen van Paradijs, \nFrank Vrancken Peeters) hold new orange, teal, & purple Nature Books titles. Text: 'Nature Books announces first titles at Frankfurt Book Fair, marking a key milestone for Springer Nature's newest imprint'. Springer Nature logo.

ALT Artist's impression of ZTF J0440+2325, a brown dwarf (right) and a red dwarf (left) that orbit each other every 86.65 minutes. The brown dwarf is so close to the M dwarf that it overflows onto its companion, with the stream of material striking the surface of the red dwarf and heating a bright hot spot at the point of impact. Credit: Aaron Householder





























