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Billionaire who performed the first private spacewalk is Trump's pick to lead NASA

President-elect Donald Trump has tapped a tech billionaire who performed the first private spacewalk to lead NASA

The Independent UK

Helldivers 2's departing CM reflects on being the mouthpiece for Super Earth as the game went galactic: 'Crazy, mostly in a good way'

"You rarely plan for a global phenomenon."

PC Gamer

We are fast approaching the sun's 'battle zone' — and it could be even worse than solar maximum, experts warn

Space weather experts warn that solar activity will persist or even increase after solar maximum has ended and we enter a phase of the solar cycle dubbed the "battle zone."

LiveScience

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Behold! These gorgeous never-before-seen space images are from a NASA space telescope that should have died long ago

NEOWISE team members have unveiled six images from the spacecraft's archives to celebrate the late space telescope's long and productive scientific life.

Space

Extremely rare, black 'anti-auroras' paint luminous 'letter E' above Alaska

A "bizarre" E-shaped aurora was recently photographed dancing in the sky above Alaska. The unusual light show was caused by rare black auroras, a.k.a. anti-auroras, which catapult charged particles from the sun back out of Earth's atmosphere and into space.

LiveScience

Why we can't just name a quasi-moon 'Moony McMoonface'

You can vote on one of seven possible names for a quasi-moon of Earth and, unfortunately, Moony McMoonface isn't on the list.

Space

‘Straight in harm’s way’: can Trump open up Alaska’s 19m-acre refuge for drilling?

Native leaders ready for a fight as Trump calls ANWR, one of the last truly wild places on Earth, the US’s ‘biggest oil farm’

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Students At Zahrat Al-Sahra’A International School Celebrate Call To Earth Day

Students at Zahrat Al-Sahra’a International School in Saudi Arabia engage in environmental activities and learn about sustainability to become responsible ...

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Warming oceans are changing marine habitats – study explores the impact on thousands of species

Every year, human activities release billions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. These gases trap heat from the Sun, making the Earth warmer than it would be without them. Over 90% of the extra heat from greenhouse gases gets absorbed by the ocean, driving marine temperatures to alarmingly…

The Conversation

Earthcorps Organizes Beach Clean Up At Squally Beach

EarthCorps' successful beach clean-up at Squally Beach demonstrates the impact of community efforts in environmental conservation.

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“Gene Simmons used a Grabber for a reason – because they play like nothing else on earth”: Epiphone Grabber Bass review

With its classic looks and budget-friendly price tag, is the revived Grabber still as iconic?

Guitar World

Europe's Vega-C rocket launches Earth-observation satellite on 1st liftoff since 2022 failure (video)

Europe's Vega-C rocket successfully launched the Sentinel-1C Earth-observation satellite today (Dec. 5), bouncing back from a 2022 failure.

Space

Finnish School Of Kosovo Unveils Eco-Friendly Art Installation

Discover how the Finnish School of Kosovo uses upcycled materials to create an eco-friendly art installation promoting sustainability and environmental awa...

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Will the International Space Station's 2031 death dive cause pollution problems?

The International Space Station will be steered to a controlled destruction in Earth's atmosphere in 2031, if all goes to plan. Should we be worried about the pollution this death dive will cause?

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Young Students Make Big Impact On Call To Earth Day

Kindergarteners and fourth graders at Busan Foreign School collaborate for a cleanup activity on Call to Earth Day, emphasizing the importance of small act...

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Middle School Students In Morocco Create Vibrant Mural For Earth Day

Middle school students in Morocco showcase creativity through a vibrant mural for Call to Earth Day, promoting environmental awareness and sustainability.

Woman & Home

Inspiring images of the Northern lights from around the globe

From aqua-hued spirals to multi-coloured rays, nature’s most spectacular phenomenon is the stuff of dreams

The Independent UK

Asteroid on collision course with Russia burns up in spectacular fireball

Small asteroid was spotted just 12 hours before it struck

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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches on record-breaking 24th flight (video)

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched 24 Starlink broadband satellites early Dec. 4. It was the 24th flight for the rocket's first stage, setting a new record.

Space

India launches European Proba-3 satellites to create artificial eclipses in space (video)

An Indian PSLV rocket launched Europe's Proba-3 precision formation-flying mission to orbit early Thursday (Dec. 5) after a one-day delay.

Space

Inside the Hubble Space Telescope's 23-year-long look at a beautiful blue galaxy

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope explores the evolution of spiral galaxy UGC 10043 through images taken 23 years apart, in 2000 and 2023.

Space

Are planet-killing black holes hiding inside your cat?

New research suggests that tiny primordial black holes could be hollowing out planets and passing through everyday objects, maybe even you and your cat!

Space

Tiny asteroid detected hours before hitting Earth to become 4th 'imminent impactor' of 2024

A tiny asteroid measuring some 27 inches (70 cm) wide was detected on a collision course with Earth above Siberia. It is expected to burn up harmlessly on the morning of Dec. 3, 2024.

The Conversation

‘A healthy earth may be ugly’: How literary art can help us value insect conservation

Our Earth is home to an estimated 5.5 million species of insects, with only one fifth of these named. Considered as the most diverse animals, these creatures account for about 80% of them. Sometimes beautiful, often weird, but always fascinating, they offer immeasurable services to our ecosystems, alternately pollinating plants,…

Inverse

The Strangest Post-Apocalyptic Movie of 2024 Stars A Cat

'Flow,' Latvia’s Oscar contender is a gorgeous, dialogue-less animated odyssey that breaks new ground in 3D animation.

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