The Latest Breaking News from Earth

60 Years Later, The Last 'Avengers: Doomsday' Teaser Finally Unites Two Classic Super Allies

The last of the sneak peeks with 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' brings back beloved characters old and new.

Inverse · Jan 13

Helldivers 2 is going full stealth with the new Redacted Regiment Warbond coming next week: "The enemies of Democracy will have to get real close before they can spot you"

Kept you divin' huh?

GamesRadar · Jan 13

ISS astronauts spy airglow and dwarf galaxy | Space photo of the day for Jan. 13, 2026

Astronauts on the International Space Station were not only treated to a sight from Earth's atmosphere recently but also caught a glimpse of one of the Milky Way's nearest galactic neighbors.

Space · Jan 13

NASA Issues Final Verdict on 3I/ATLAS Comet Following Alien Spaceship Theories — What Is The Truth?

NASA and Breakthrough Listen issue a final verdict on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. Is it an alien spaceship? Read the truth behind the cosmic conspiracy.

International Business Times UK · Jan 13

Ethereal ice structures swirl alongside Chicago during extreme cold snap fueled by polar vortex — Earth from space

A 2025 satellite image shows a series of ghostly ice swirls sculpted on the surface of Lake Michigan by strong winds during an extreme cold snap that covered Chicago in a blanket of snow.

LiveScience · Jan 13

Country diary: Hooray for the hard, frozen ground – life on Earth depends on it

Blacka Moor, South Yorkshire: The very cold daytime temperatures should be welcomed, and the reason is right beneath our feet

The Guardian - UK · Jan 13

3I/ATLAS Pollution Mystery, Planetary Signals Hint Alien Objects Track Earth's Industrial Waste

Astronomers investigating 3I/ATLAS suggest its unique trajectory allows interstellar observers to detect Earth's industrial pollutants through planetary transits, raising questions about potential tracking of our waste.

International Business Times UK · Jan 13

Groundbreaking CEO calls time at rare earth miner Lynas

With the departure of Lynas chief executive Amanda Lacaze, the mining sector has lost a leading female voice and a key player in Australia's manufacturing push.

AAP · Jan 13

How Earth's orbit might help us find oil reserves within the planet

Scientists studying Jurassic rocks in China found that cyclical changes in Earth's orbit affected not only the climate, but also the development of shale oil reserves.

Space · Jan 12

Nasa preps first ever medical evacuation of ISS

US astronaut hands control of the International Space Station to Russian cosmonaut

The Independent UK · Jan 12