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Why Greenland appeals to Trump’s real-estate investor heart: location, location, location

There's also all those rare earths minerals under the surface.

Fortune

3I/ATLAS Shock: Why This Faint Speck of Light Is Now a Global Security Priority

3I/ATLAS discovery shocks scientists as the interstellar visitor exposes major blind spots in Earth's planetary defence and cosmic threat detection.

International Business Times UK

How microplastics are chipping away at Earth’s ‘natural shield’ against climate change

Microplastics are interfering with the ocean’s role in regulating Earth’s temperature, researchers warn.

Euronews

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Meditating with crystals: A simple exercise for beginners

Each gemstone has a unique set of properties that can help boost your meditation practises

Woman & Home

The war for minerals, oil and AI

Venezuela and Greenland hold many of the critical minerals essential to AI and defense technology — and therefore future global dominance.

Axios

3I/ATLAS Update: New Evidence Could Prove Whether The Mysterious Interstellar Object Is An Alien Spacecraft Or Not

Latest 3I/ATLAS images shed new light on the mystery of the interstellar object's true identity.

International Business Times UK

Forget 3I/ATLAS; NASA Discovers Shocking Astronomical Object 'Cloud 9' — What We Know

3I/ATLAS is old news; NASA's discovery of the mysterious starless object Cloud 9 is rewriting cosmic theory. Here is what scientists know so far.

International Business Times UK

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Submerged sandbanks shine like underwater auroras in astronaut's view of the Bahamas — Earth from space

A 2016 astronaut photo of the Bahamas shows a series of luminous, rippling sandbanks partly carved out by a coral reef. The image also reveals subtle differences in the ocean's surface caused by a steep, hidden ocean drop-off.

LiveScience

‘Space particle’ slams into Spain’s new communications satellite high above Earth

Spain's latest military communications satellite suffered a debris impact while headed to its orbital destination. The extent of the damage is still unknown.

Space

Older Than The Sun? The Jaw-Dropping Secrets Hiding In Interstellar Wanderer 3I/ATLAS

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS may be older than the Sun. Scientists are analysing its composition, origin, and rare properties to understand what this cosmic wanderer reveals about early galaxy.

International Business Times UK

Betting on Popular 2025 ETFs Could Produce Wicked Results in 2026. Don’t Get Caught Chasing the Hype.

Data shows internet users are keen on AI ETFs, rare earths funds, and XRP ETFs. Why chasing those trends is unwise in the new year.

Barchart

Here Are 10 Clues You Are A Target For Being Mugged in NYC

New York City is one of the most electric places on earth. I love the energy, the pizza, and the people-watching. But let’s be real. It is a massive city, and like any major metropolis, it has predators looking for easy prey. Muggers rarely look for a fight; they look…

Budget and the Bees

US attacking NATO ally to annex Greenland would be end of 'everything,' says Danish PM

Washington's military intervention in Venezuela has reignited fears about Trump's designs on the autonomous Danish territory, which has untapped rare earth deposits.

Euronews

Jupiter Is About to Steal the Night Sky — And You Won't Need a Telescope to See It

Jupiter is reaching its closest approach to Earth in 2026, blazing brighter than almost anything in the night sky and visible without a telescope.

International Business Times UK

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International Business Times UK

3I/ATLAS Mystery: Scientists Reveal Rare Visitor Could Deliver Organic Material to Europa

Scientists reveal that interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS could be delivering organic building blocks to Jupiter's moon Europa, reigniting the panspermia debate.

Bored Panda

100 Facts That Linger In Your Head For Days

The world feels ordinary until a single detail shifts your perspective. A quiet fact can linger in your thoughts, reshaping how familiar things feel as the day moves on. This collection brings together moments of science, history, and human behavior that refuse to fade once you read them. Each fact…

Space

How did life begin on Earth? New experiments support 'RNA world' hypothesis

The new findings strengthen the "RNA world" hypothesis that describes how the first life on Earth could have used RNA instead of DNA.

Inverse

How Astronauts’ Sleep Tests The Limits Of Human Space Exploration

The weird and wonderful world of sleeping in space — and what studies of astronauts tell us about the future of sleep

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January full moon wows skywatchers with a striking 'Wolf Supermoon' (photos)

January's full moon is often known as the 'Wolf Moon'.

Space

Moon rush: These private spacecraft will attempt lunar landings in 2026

Lunar landers from Blue Origin, Firefly Aerospace, Intuitive Machines and Astrobotic are gearing up for moon landing attempts in 2026 as the commercial exploration of deep space expands.

International Business Times UK

3I/ATLAS is Finally Broadcasting? New Findings Break the Internet — What We Know

Is 3I/ATLAS really broadcasting, or is science being misread as something far more mysterious?

International Business Times UK

A Disney World Curse? Suicide Deaths Rise - Disturbing Cases Rock The 'Most Magical Place On Earth'

Authorities say recent deaths at Walt Disney World were mostly linked to suicide or medical emergencies, not ride safety, urging caution over online speculation.

The Independent UK

Seven of Europe’s best thermal spa destinations

In countries such as Iceland, Italy, Switzerland, you can soak in warm mineral-rich waters

The Guardian - UK

It is not the Earth’s future at stake in the climate crisis – it is ours

Letters: As we edge towards an irreversible point, the climate becomes less a challenge to manage and more a hostile environment in which many will struggle to live, writes Keith Nicholls. Plus letters from Dr David Lowry and Leo Young

Space

The risk of falling space junk hitting airplanes is on the rise, experts warn

Space debris falling to Earth is a growing threat to aircraft, and experts are trying to reduce the risk.

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