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'A lot has changed': NOAA is rewriting the book on how to rank solar storms

NOAA is researching how to update its Space Weather Scales and how it can better communicate its space weather forecasts with the public and government agencies.

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Ancient Viruses Contain Hidden Secrets About Our Climate’s Past — Here’s What They Reveal

New research offers insights into how these viruses have adapted to Earth’s shifting climate over the past 41,000 years.

Inverse

Artemis 3 astronauts will walk on the moon with 4G-equipped spacesuits

Artemis 3's astronauts will wear spacesuits equipped with 4G connectivity — the same 4G that makes up the majority of Earth's mobile phone networks today.

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Inside Borrowed Earth Collaborative Workshop — Where Spectacular Stone Surfaces Bring the Outdoors In

With artist and entrepreneur Ruchika Grover at its helm, the Los Angeles-based tile, panel, and brick producer turns walls into textural masterpieces, adding a touch of wilderness to interior decor

Livingetc

Jupiter’s moon Ganymede was struck by asteroid bigger than dinosaur-killing rock

Impact may have caused largest moon in solar system to swing on its axis, say scientists

The Guardian - UK

Earth from space: Warped 'double rainbow' glory appears next to rare cloud swirls over Mexican island

A 2012 satellite photo captured an unusual "double rainbow" glory appearing next to an unconnected chain of rare vortices in the clouds above Mexico's Guadalupe Island.

LiveScience

5 best sci-fi movies on Prime Video right now

Five of the very best science fiction movies you can find on Prime Video right now.

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Archaeologists unearth nearly 150 tombs spanning several centuries under Chinese zoo

Burials follow consistent spacing pattern, suggesting site was historically in use as well-organised cemetery

The Independent UK

Pollution levels highly harmful to wildlife in quarter of England’s neighbourhoods, research finds

Friends of the Earth says pollution exceeds healthy levels for nature in 9,062 localities

The Guardian - UK

Former Dead Island and Dying Light devs reveal their new game, a "cozy survival" gem - without any zombies this time

It's unexpectedly relaxing

GamesRadar

How do you make a giant gold nugget? Take a vein of quartz, add a few thousand earthquakes

Humanity’s fascination with gold stretches back thousands of years. Gold mining is described in ancient Greek and Roman sources, and gold rushes – especially in the 19th century – played a powerful role in shaping the modern world.

The Conversation

Kaos is the new king on Netflix – here are 3 more mythology series to watch next including one with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes

While Jeff Goldblum causes Kaos, check out these epic adventures of myth and legends.

TechRadar

NASA Solves Mystery Of Strange Noise On Starliner Spacecraft

NASA resolves mystery of strange noise on Starliner spacecraft; astronauts to return in SpaceX capsule due to safety concerns.

Top News

Meet Phaethon, a weird asteroid that thinks it’s a comet – our new research may explain what’s going on

What’s the difference between an asteroid and a comet? A comet is basically a dirty iceball composed of rock and ice. The classic image is of a bright “star” in the night sky with a long curved tail extending into space. This is what happens when they approach the Sun…

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Belief in alien visits to Earth is spiralling out of control – here’s why that’s so dangerous

The idea that aliens may have visited the Earth is becoming increasingly popular. Around a fifth of UK citizens believe Earth has been visited by extraterrestrials, and an estimated 7% believe that they have seen a UFO.

The Guardian - UK

Scientists find seismic role in formation of large gold nuggets

Forces unleashed by quakes squeeze quartz enough to generate electric fields, driving formation of deposits

Space

'Warm Jupiter' exoplanet 300 light-years away found by amateur astronomers

A network of citizen scientists recently found a "warm" Jupiter 300 light-years from Earth that can reveal clues about how our own Jupiter and solar system evolved.

LiveScience

Earthquakes can trigger quartz into forming giant gold nuggets, study finds

Geologists have known for decades that gold forms in quartz with the help of earthquakes, but now they have worked out exactly how the setting and seismic waves combine to form large nuggets.

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Kaos ending explained: Does Zeus stay in control?

Also, Caeneus finally reunites with his mother (SPOILERS ahead)

Evening Standard

Family of missing law student Jack O’Sullivan sent ransom demands by trolls six months on

Catherine O’Sullivan says her ‘aim on this earth’ is to find Jack who was last seen in Bristol’s Hotwells area on March 2

WhatToWatch

Kaos episode 7 recap: Riddy comes to a shocking realization

Zeus throws a family BBQ (SPOILERS ahead)...

Space

NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore reports 'strange noise' coming from Boeing's Starliner spacecraft (video)

The eerie sound was likened to a pulsing sonar-like ping.

LiveScience

Saturn at opposition: How to see the ringed planet at its biggest and brightest this week

Saturn will enter opposition on Sept. 7 and 8, orbiting on the opposite side of Earth as the sun. Here's everything you need to know to spot Saturn at its peak size and brightness this week.

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s a lot to be built still’: the architect Mariam Issoufou on excavating the past to build Africa’s future

One of the continent’s most-sought after designers draws inspiration from the traditional mud-brick building to create modern, sustainable structures

Inverse

It’s Not Just You, Political Attacks On Scientific Theories Are Rising

Recent state laws encourage teachers to question established scientific theories, undermining science education by equating them with unproven ideas.

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