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Unique Indian fossil transforms our understanding of one of most popular dinosaur groups

Dinosaur likely swung its tail forcefully to deter predators, scientists say

The Independent UK

Metal spheres found in Australia show how little we still know about falling space debris, experts say

The latest space debris incident in Australia shows just how much we still don't know about what happens to rockets and other debris when it falls from space.

Space

How Senegal’s Pink Lake is finally getting its hue back

The lake ‌can also attract between 7,000 and 8,000 visitors during the tourist season

The Independent UK

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‘Amazing’ 1,700-year-old Roman coin showing Britain’s breakaway emperor found during railway dig

Naval commander Carausius ruled Britain and northern Gaul as an independent state for seven years in the third century

The Independent UK

Rivers of magma once bubbled beneath crust of Mars, research suggests

Finding widens selection of rocky planets that may once have been habitable

The Guardian - UK

James Webb Space Telescope discovers the secrets of cosmic 'factories' that filled the early universe with stardust

Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered the secrets of early galaxies that pumped the infant cosmos full of dust, but by studying a much closer and modern galaxy.

Space

Alien life likely can't survive on exoplanets smaller than Mars, scientists say

For a world to maintain an atmosphere long enough for life to gain a foothold, it seems it needs to be at least as big as Mars.

Space

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NASA is flying planes into wildfires to try and figure out how they make their own thunderstorms

Clouds from wildfires can create firenadoes and produce thousands of lightning strikes that generate even more fires

The Independent UK

Space Force orders 36 more Golden Dome missile-tracking satellites, for $1.75 billion

The Space Development Agency announced partnerships with two companies worth up to $1.75 billion total, to develop 36 satellites for the Trump administration’s Golden Dome missile-defense initiative.

Space

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket sends Starlink satellites to orbit a day after rare launch abort

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying 24 Starlink satellites launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on Tuesday (July 21), a day after aborting its first liftoff attempt.

Space

Billions of miles and thousands of years in the making: This is the life of a Perseid shooting star

Exile, an interplanetary odyssey and a fateful encounter, this is the journey taken by each Perseid meteor.

Space

Artemis III astronauts will beam 4k video from Orion to Earth using SpaceX Starlink lasers

NASA is partnering with SpaceX to outfit the Artemis III Orion spacecraft with Starlink laser communications terminals to assist with high-definition video transmissions and data-heavy mission downlinks.

Space

The 'Avengers Doomsday' trailer is cool, but it's missing something... where's all the space stuff?

Out of space.

Space

Scientists may have found the 1st twin star system where both stars exploded

Imagine if Star Wars' Tatooine twin suns went supernova. Scientists may have just found that in our universe.

Space

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The Guardian - UK

Milky Way flipped in collision with dwarf galaxy 10bn years ago, astronomers say

Durham University researchers find cataclysmic direct hit with Gaia Sausage sent Milky Way into its current position

The Guardian - UK

Zendaya faces backlash for wearing ancient Iranian jewellery at Odyssey event

Film star promotes Christopher Nolan film epic wearing gold artefacts dating back almost 3,000 years

Space

James Webb Space Telescope looks back in time 4.4 billion years | Space photo of the day for July 21, 2026

The James Webb Space Telescope captured this image of a young galaxy cluster, MACS J0553.4-3342.

Space

SpaceX launches satellite repair drone with 10-foot robotic arms to Earth orbit (video)

SpaceX launched Northrop Grumman's trailblazing MRV-MEP satellite-servicing mission to Earth orbit today (July 21).

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A massive crater was spotted on Google Earth. It could be a scar from an ancient meteorite impact

While getting ready for a camping trip, an amateur astronomer spotted a possible crater. It appears to be a match, pending microscopic results.

Space

Galaxy cluster's magnetic field reconstructed for 1st time with record-breaking astronomy map

"We believe that the mechanism that 'turns on' these gigantic radio emissions is linked to the formation process of galaxy clusters."

The Independent UK

Archaeologist stunned to find remains of medieval castle hidden in corridor under Chester Crown Court

Researchers say Chester Castle defences have survived hundreds of years hidden inside newer construction

Space

The 1st 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer is here, and it's stuffed to bursting with superheroes

Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom makes his true debut (sort of) in this cluttered but colorful preview for the December blockbuster.

Space

SpaceX targets July 23 for crucial Starship Flight 13 test launch after abort

SpaceX is now targeting Thursday (July 23) for Flight 13 of its giant Starship rocket, after the first launch attempt aborted at the last second on July 16.

Space

Scientists discover mystery molecule on Pluto and Saturn's moon Titan: 'We cannot say what it is'

Despite being separated by billions of miles, Saturn's moon Titan and the dwarf planet Pluto share an unexplained surface signature.

Space

50 years after Viking 1's historic Mars landing, NASA is looking to the Red Planet's skies

NASA's Viking 1 mission blazed a crucial trail with its Mars landing on July 20, 1976. Now, half a century later, that trail leads up into the Red Planet's skies.

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