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A sophisticated new model raised the Sun’s estimated silver abundance by 55%, shrinking its discrepancy with primitive meteorites from 0.25 to just 0.06 dex—and largely resolving a longstanding Solar System puzzle.
In July 2024 a gate went up on Mount Fuji's Yoshida trail with a 2,000-yen toll and a ceiling of 4,000 climbers a day, and infrared counters on all four routes tallied 204,316 climbers for the full season against 221,322 the year before, while the other three routes had no gate.
Venus looks pale yellow from space, but modelling suggests that if the liquid inside its cloud droplets were collected into a container, it could appear almost black—the unidentified absorber must be extraordinarily powerful, highly concentrated, or both.
Venice charged day-trippers to enter its historic center on 54 days in 2025 and 723,497 people paid, 5.4 million euros in all, and the daily average of them slipped only to 13,046 from 16,676, still walking the same alleys as the 48,500 people who actually live there
