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As earth warms, microbes frozen for millennia are coming back to life

Earth’s climate is warming at a spectacular rate, and up to four times faster in colder regions such as the Arctic. Estimates suggest we can expect four sextillion microorganisms to be released from ice melt each year - around the number of number of stars in the universe.

The Hindu

Astrophotography in August 2023: what to shoot in the night sky this month

From two full moons and the Milky Way to the year’s best meteor shower and Saturn at opposition, here’s everything that's happening in the night sky this month

Digital Camera World

Supermassive black hole found spitting a giant, high-energy jet toward Earth

NASA has identified a supermassive black hole blasting its energetic jets straight toward Earth. Don't worry, though, this blazar is located 400 million light-years away.

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Chicago outdoors: What in God’s green earth hornworm and the beauty of indigo buntings

The startling parasites on a hornworm and the beauty of an indigo bunting on the North Side are among the notes from around Chicago and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

Watch Rocket Lab launch Earth-observing radar satellite

Rocket Lab plans to launch an Earth-observing radar satellite for the company Capella Space in the coming days, and you can watch the action live.

Space

Indian rocket launches 7 satellites to orbit (video)

An Indian PSLV rocket launched seven satellites to orbit today (July 29).

Space

How long can an asteroid 'survive'?

Asteroids are left over from the early solar system. Here's how they get destroyed.

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Taylor Swift fans cause 2.3 magnitude earthquake in Seattle during Eras Tour

Taylor Swift fans in Seattle literally 'shook' the Earth during her Eras Tour shows on July 22nd and 23rd. According to the latest reports, fans dancing at the gig caused an "equivalent of a 2.3 magnitude earthquake" in the area.

The Times of India

British-built satellite guided to assisted crash in Atlantic in world first

European Space Agency brought down defunct Aeolus weather monitoring craft in unprecedented manoeuvre

The Guardian - UK

British-built satellite successfully returned to Earth in assisted crash

Aeolus has provided data to weather centres across Europe since 2018.

Evening Standard

James Webb Space Telescope spies giant cosmic question mark in deep space (photo)

The James Webb Space Telescope spied a cosmic question mark in deep space while observing two young stars located more than 1,000 light-years from Earth.

Space

Removing carbon from Earth's atmosphere may not 'fix' climate change

Removing carbon from Earth's atmosphere may not reverse devastating changes to weather patterns in vulnerable areas, a new study suggests.

Space

I'm a side sleeper – this is my new favorite mattress topper

I spent the summer sleeping on the Earthfoam Mattress Topper – it's so much more supportive than my memory foam model, though it sleeps warm

Homes & Gardens

The 'Sturgeon Supermoon' — August's 1st of 2 full supermoons — swims into the sky Aug. 1

The 'Sturgeon Supermoon' will be the second of four supermoons in 2023 and best viewed at moonrise on Tuesday, August 1, 2023.

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One Of World’s Oldest Sea Creatures found In The U.S.

The creatures are called sea squirts because when they are touched, they tense up - and squirt water from their siphons.

Digital Camera World

Dark Energy Camera captures galaxy being slowly swallowed by its neighbor

Stunning shot of Hayley's Coronet and neighboring dwarf galaxy was captured by a ground-based infrared telescope

GamesRadar

Robotech: Rick Hunter takes the mecha saga into uncharted territory

Interview | Brandon Easton previews the new sci-fi series

The National (Scotland)

Isle of Rum gives scientists ‘head start’ for examining rocks from Mars

NASA SCIENTISTS say studying ancient rocks from the Isle of Rum will give them a “good head start” as they prepare to examine Martian samples.

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The Hindu

House of waste

Building from waste is not toxic, says Bill Sullivan. Together with architects Vinu Daniel and Aravind Manoharan, he talks about designing homes with recyclable materials

WhatToWatch

Good Omens season 2 episode 1 recap: 'The Arrival': Naked shock!

In Good Omens season 2 episode 1, "The Arrival", Aziraphale is shocked when the naked amnesiac archangel Gabriel turns up on his doorstep.

Metal Hammer

“If it hadn’t been for music, I’d have ended up killing myself”: the epic life and turbulent times of Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler

An epic career-spanning interview with Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler

Space

European satellite will fall to Earth today in landmark 'assisted reentry'

Europe's Aeolus satellite will crash back to Earth today (July 28) in an unprecedented 'assisted reentry' that could provide a template for other missions.

Cinemablend

How To Watch Good Omens Season 2 Online With Amazon Prime Now

Neil Gaiman’s hit comic fantasy is back! Here we explain how to watch Good Omens Season 2 online with a subscription to Amazon Prime.

The Independent UK

July has been so blistering hot, scientists already calculate that it's the warmest month on record

July has been so hot so far that scientists calculate that this month will be the globally hottest on record and likely the warmest human civilization has seen, even though there are several days left to sweat through

LiveScience

Predicting earthquakes is currently impossible. GPS data could help change that

GPS data can track slight tremors underground that could help predict earthquakes two hours in advance.

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