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Webb Telescope Discovers Super-Earth With 'Impossible' Atmosphere and Lava Oceans, Defying Science

The James Webb Space Telescope has identified a new class of exoplanet, L 98-59 d, which features a permanent magma ocean and a sulphur-rich atmosphere. Despite extreme radiation, this super-Earth maintains a thick envelope of hydrogen sulphide and sulphur dioxide. Scientists believe the planet's molten interior constantly replenishes its atmosphere,…

International Business Times UK

Welcome to Euronews Earth: Reporting on the front line of the climate and biodiversity crises

Euronews Earth launches today, informing you on how climate change is shaping life across Europe.

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Australia and EU sign comprehensive trade deal amid global tensions

The European Union and Australia struck a long-awaited free trade deal on Tuesday, while also agreeing to boost defence cooperation and access to rare earth minerals, in the face of global uncertainty over trade.

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What are zettajoules – and what do they tell us about Earth’s energy imbalance?

When James Prescott Joule lent his name to a unit of energy, he could not have foreseen today’s alarming calculations

The Guardian - UK

Up 74% YTD, This Space Stock is Winning as Global Tensions Escalate

This space stock is transforming commercial satellite images into mission-critical decisions.

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Russian rocket en route to ISS suffers major antenna glitch, triggering remote-control astronaut 'backup plan'

NASA has revealed that Russia's Progress 94 spacecraft failed to deploy one of its antennae, making it impossible for the uncrewed freighter to autonomously dock with the International Space Station. An orbiting cosmonaut will now have to manually guide the stricken vessel using a "backup system."

LiveScience

As a hobbyist astrophotographer, this photograph is breaking my heart. Composite image graphically illustrates the growing number of satellites creating light pollution in the night sky

Around 90 percent of astrophotographers report that satellites are affecting night sky photography

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Einstein’s theories fuel the drama in Project Hail Mary

The science fiction film Project Hail Mary brilliantly uses authentic science to underscore the human drama and narrative tension of the story.

The Conversation

First Thing: Iran war energy crisis equal to 70s twin oil shocks and Ukraine invasion fallout, IEA chief says

Fatih Birol says effects on energy markets not initially understood by world leaders. Plus, feminist magazine reclaims Charlie Kirk-style campus tours

The Guardian - UK

'For All Mankind' Season 5 Review: Apple's Space Epic Is Still One Of The Bravest Sci-Fi Shows Of All Time

'For All Mankind' Season 5 pushes the show further than ever before. Here's why this season feels so different and why it's still the boldest sci-fi series of the 21st century.

Inverse

Northern lights dazzle worldwide as strong G3 geomagnetic storm sparks stunning show (photos)

Powerful geomagnetic storms sent the northern lights dancing far beyond the poles, delivering a spectacular show across the world.

Space

A hidden universe beneath Kentucky: How Mammoth Cave stretched 686 kilometres underground

The Mammoth Cave, located deep under the hills of Kentucky, is the longest cave system in the world with an officially surveyed length of 426 miles (686 kilometres) according to the U.S. National Park Service.

The Times of India

Can These 3 Rare Earth Stocks Gain From Iran War Disruption?

The Iran war could disrupt global rare-earth supply, putting domestic producers MP Materials, USA Rare Earth, and Energy Fuels in an increasingly strategic position.

MarketBeat

Japan finds a ‘rare earth giant’ 6000 meters below the ocean that could power the world for almost 700 years

Japan has retrieved samples from a massive rare earth elements deposit located 6000 metres below the Pacific Ocean - referred to as the 'rare earth giant'. The discovery identifies a deposit of over 16 million tons of specialised oxides, with successful extraction tests already underway from the Minamitorishima region, where…

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Earth’s heat imbalance hits record high as UN warns of lasting climate impact

The amount of heat being trapped by the Earth reached a record high in 2025, according to the United Nations, with scientists warning that the effects of this imbalance could shape the planet for thousands of years to come.

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The Future of Environmental Intelligence: How AI Is Powering a Global Biodiversity Network

Technology has been both a savior and a destroyer throughout history, solving ancient problems, causing new ones, and then progressing enough to solve those too. Every year brings with it new innovations and inventions that promise to change the lives of everyday people, solving problems long thought unsolvable. The advent…

Times Life

Ram Navami 2026: Date, Puja Timings, Rituals & Story

Ram Navami is believed to be one of the most profound and spiritually significant festivals in Hindu tradition. This is the day in which Bhagwan Shri Ram, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, descended on earth for the destruction of evil. This is the reason why during Ram Navami devotees…

The Conversation

The latest world climate report is grim, but it’s not the end of the story

It’s no secret our planet is heating up.

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The Guardian - UK

Earth being ‘pushed beyond its limits’ as energy imbalance reaches record high

State of the Climate report finds Earth’s energy has moved dangerously out of balance, with oceans absorbing vast majority of trapped heat

The Times of India

Why Greenland has almost ‘no trees’ and what makes it so unusual; the reason will shock you

When we consider the land on Earth, we generally associate it with forests, greenery, and trees. However, there is a particular location on Earth where this is not the case. The location is Greenland. This is because, despite it being the biggest island in the world, there is no presence…

The Conversation

A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky — for everyone on Earth

More than 10,000 Starlink satellites currently orbit the Earth. We see them crawling across dark skies, no matter how remote our location, and streaking through images from research telescopes.

MarketBeat

Planet Labs: The Satellite Stock That Keeps Shooting to the Moon

Shares of satellite and analytics company Planet Labs keep shooting into the stratosphere. See why, and gain perspective on the future of this name.

LiveScience

Rare star spotted in its original galaxy could answer a key question about the ingredients of life: Space photo of the week

The ancient and rare star PicII-503 is helping astronomers understand how carbon became so abundant in the universe.

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'This is really intolerable': Astronomers protest giant orbiting mirror project and SpaceX's million AI satellites

Proposed constellations of orbiting mirrors and data centers would completely destroy the night sky as humanity has known it for millions of years, experts say.

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Plant Based Diet for Pets: Myth or Reality

Why are Plant-based Dog Diets Still Controversial?

A curious cat examining a plant-based meal, highlighting the challenges of meeting feline nutritional needs without animal products.

In the past, nutritionally complete-and-balanced plant- based pet foods have been hard to find. Vegan dog food such as Halo, V-dog, Natural Balance, and a…

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