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Short story: Perhaps it was like this, by Michael Morrissey

A scorched Earth, and an Ivan Rogers photo essay

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William Shatner Takes Flight Again as Host of Fox’s ‘Stars on Mars’ (Q&A)

Actor was out in space on ‘Star Trek’ and again in a Blue Origin capsule a couple of years ago

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Watch 1,000 Lego astronauts fly near the edge of space (video)

1,000 Lego astronauts traveled near the edge of space on stratospheric balloons and returned safely to Earth on a specially designed landing platform resembling a mini space shuttle.

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Over half of the world's largest lakes and reservoirs are losing water

The amount lost in the last 30 years is equivalent to 17 Lake Meads — the largest reservoir in the U.S.

LiveScience

10 things you need to know about astrophotography from a cruise ship

Low horizons, a dark sky and unique views make a cruise ship a great place to photograph the night sky

Digital Camera World

The universe looks amazing in new photos from the James Webb Space Telescope and famed X-ray observatory

Stunning new NASA images depict our universe in all its visible, and invisible, glory thanks to the combined powers of the James Webb Space Telescope and the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.

Space

The secret world of moss, ancient ancestor of all plants and vital for the health of the planet

When people consider extraordinary plants, most probably don’t spare a thought for moss. It blends in against the green background of plant life, and seems to grow everywhere – whether you want it to or not.

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How to see the new supernova in the Pinwheel Galaxy

A star in the Pinwheel Galaxy has exploded into a new supernova that was confirmed just last week. Here's how to see it for yourself in the night sky.

Space

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 could be dabbling in the multiverse

Fans think we're set for a multiverse adventure

GamesRadar

This new supernova, the brightest in years, could help astronomers forecast future star explosions

The close proximity of supernova 2023ifx and the amount of observations gathered since its discovery may lead to major advances in stellar death forecasting.

Space

Scientists identify polar cyclone swirling on mysterious Uranus

Scientists have identified cyclones swirling at the poles of the mysterious Uranus

The Hindu

Conquest by Nina Allan review – alien invasion, coding and Bach

A science fiction story from the 50s propels this brilliantly digressive exploration into art, ecology and the psychology of conspiracy theories

The Guardian - UK

For sale: Designed by Bjarke Ingels, Vollebak Island is both building research lab and radical retreat

Billed as the ultimate escape from everyday reality, Vollebak Island is the clothing brand’s bold take on a sustainable utopia, as well as a massive self-build project designed by Bjarke Ingels

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‘It’s new territory’: why is Betelgeuse glowing so brightly and behaving so strangely?

After the ‘great dimming’, the closest red giant star to Earth is pulsating twice as fast as usual and lighting up the southern hemisphere’s early evening sky

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A mock 'alien message' was beamed to Earth by the European Space Agency — they want you to decode it

If Earth received an extraterrestrial message, how would you interpret it? Members of the public are being encouraged by Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) to do just that.

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Michael Block crashing back to Earth, Harry Hall’s birdiefest lead our 5 things to know from first round at 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge

Many of the pertinent storylines leading up to the Charles Schwab Challenge were tossed out the window.

The Conversation

Antarctic alarm bells: observations reveal deep ocean currents are slowing earlier than predicted

Antarctica sets the stage for the world’s greatest waterfall. The action takes place beneath the surface of the ocean. Here, trillions of tonnes of cold, dense, oxygen-rich water cascade off the continental shelf and sink to great depths. This Antarctic “bottom water” then spreads north along the sea floor in…

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A rare type of black hole never proven to exist could be orbiting our galaxy right now, Hubble telescope reveals

A potential intermediate-mass black hole may be lurking in Messier 4, the nearest globular star cluster to Earth, new Hubble data reveals.

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Virgin Galactic aces final test spaceflight, eyes start of commercial service in June

Virgin Galactic aced its fifth test flight to suborbital space this morning (May 25), keeping the company on track to start commercial operations next month.

LiveScience

Raging 'polar vortex' discovered over Uranus' north pole for 1st time

A polar cyclone is swirling on Uranus, further showing that the planet's atmosphere is a hive of hidden activity.

LiveScience

Gravitational wave lab LIGO roars back online to detect the oldest black hole collisions ever seen

LIGO has been upgraded to observe gigantic black hole mergers 5 billion light-years away.

Space

Meteorites and volcanoes may have helped jump-start life on Earth

Iron particles from meteorites and volcanoes could have catalyzed chemical reactions to form some of the organic compounds essential for life.

Inverse

Volcanoes and Meteors Helped Produce the Building Blocks of Life on Earth

A new study suggests that iron from volcanic ash and dusty meteor debris may have played a role in building complex organic molecules that eventually became building blocks for life.

The Guardian - AU

Slowing ocean current caused by melting Antarctic ice could have drastic climate impact, study says

The Southern Ocean overturning circulation has ebbed 30% since the 90s, CSIRO scientist claims, leading to higher sea levels and changing weather

Salon

DeSantis mocked over humiliating launch

"Unspinnable failure. Total and complete. Fully public,” tweeted MSNBC host Chris Hayes

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