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Watch house-size asteroid 2023 MU2 fly by Earth at over 2,000 mph (video)

A house-size asteroid zoomed past Earth on June 25 at a staggering 2,000 mph and the Virtual Telescope Project was able to image the near-Earth object in real time.

Space

Price Tag of NASA's Martian Rock Retrieval Mission Is Skyrocketing

The Mars Sample Retrieval program is now estimated to cost double than what was originally projected.

Reason

Musk Unfazed By Competition As SpaceX Aims To Deliver 80% Of Earth’s Payload To Orbit

During a Twitter Spaces discussion, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk emphasized the company's focus on improving Starlink and their rockets.

Zenger

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Out of this world: ICC World Cup trophy sent to space

In a spectacular first, cricket’s global governing body started the World Cup trophy tour by launching the coveted silverware into the stratosphere, 1,20,000 feet above the earth before it made a stunning landing at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Hindu

Virgin Galactic to launch its 1st commercial spaceflight on June 29

Virgin Galactic is aiming for no earlier than Thursday (June 29) for the company's first commercial spaceflight aboard its reusable VSS Unity space plane.

Space

P!NK BST Hyde Park review: Raise a Glass to the Greatest showwoman on earth!

The singer put on a jaw-dropping high octane show featuring a jam-packed catalogue of hits from her 23-year career on the first night of headlines gigs at American Express presents BST Hyde Park

Daily Mirror

James Webb Space Telescope could determine if nearby exoplanet is habitable

The exoplanet LP 890-9c resides near the inner edge of its star's habitable zone, and if conditions are favorable it could potentially support liquid water and life.

Space

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Titan sub tragedy: ethics of extreme tourism in the spotlight

The Titan sub tragedy, which claimed the lives of five people last week, has prompted an outpouring of grief but also renewed questions about the risks of so-called “extreme tourism”.

The Week

Watch the world choke on CO2 in eerie NASA videos of manmade emissions

The animations highlight emissions from different human and natural sources, with the main contribution coming from the burning of fossil fuels.

Space

Is dark matter fuzzy? Ultracold state of matter sheds light on dark matter candidate

An exotic, ultracold state of matter on Earth is helping scientists study the behavior of "fuzzy" dark matter.

Space

Colossal cave in Mexico that formed 15 million years ago is even more enormous than we thought

The Sistema Huautla in Oaxaca is the 10th deepest cave on Earth, and a explorers with a 2023 expedition to map the system have added over 700 feet to its length.

LiveScience

When is the next episode of Marvel Secret Invasion on Disney+?

The latest mini-series from the MCU is dropping weekly on the streaming platform

Manchester Evening News

Why do some people get rashes in space? There's a clue in astronaut blood

A new study of astronaut blood finds that space travel reduces the expression of 100 genes related to the immune system.

WEKU

Watch: MS Dhoni picks dates over chocolates on a flight, makes 'Candy Crush' trend

NEW DELHI: Humility is the foundation of all good virtues and Mahendra Singh Dhoni is known for his humility and down to earth nature, despite his superstar stature and immense fan-following across India and abroad.

The Times of India

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Europe supervolcano on brink of first eruption since 1538 sparking global winter fear

Although Campi Flegrei last erupted almost 500 years ago, a spate of recent earthquakes has left scientists concerned another catastrophe could be imminent

The Hindu

Joining the hunt: India and the Artemis Accords

The years to come will show the value of this action, with missions already being planned between ISRO and NASA.

Space

NASA just recycled 98% of all astronaut pee and sweat on the ISS (engineers are thrilled)

ISS systems hit a water recovery milestone of 98% with the better processing of water contained in brine created when crewmates’ urine is distilled.

The Independent UK

James Cameron knew about the Titanic sub implosion days before it was found. This is why

James Cameron’s insights into the Titan submersible tragedy caught many by surprise. But the ‘Titanic’ filmmaker has been immersed in the deep-sea exploration community for decades, Bevan Hurley writes

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See the 'monster' sunspot that launched the Carrington Event, the most devastating solar storm in recorded history

What did the sun look like before the devastating 1859 Carrington Event? Sketches from astronomer Richard Carrington hold the answer.

Space

1 year on 'Mars:' NASA analog astronauts begin mock Red Planet mission today and you can watch it live

The next time the CHAPEA crew will see blue sky, a year will have passed on Earth. Not that the analog astronauts are leaving the planet, but for the next 12 months they will live in a mock Mars base.

The Canberra Times

Why is the sunrise still later after the year's shortest day?

We have to wait about two more weeks before sunrise starts to change.

Space

Earth's thermosphere reaches highest temperature in 20 years after being bombarded by solar storms

The atmospheric temperature spike, which was caused by successive geomagnetic storms, suggests the "solar maximum" is fast approaching.

Inverse

56 Years Later, Star Trek Canon Finally Addresses Its Trickiest Moral Question

Genetic engineering doesn’t make you a villain.

Space

What causes the strange green flash at sunset and sunrise on Earth?

There are very special cases, when the sky is very clear and exceptionally transparent, that a green flash can be glimpsed just as the very topmost part of the sun is rising or setting.

The Independent UK

James Cameron knew about the Titanic sub implosion days before it was found. This is why

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