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Why do we exist? Fermilab’s DUNE project involving neutrino particles aims to answer that very big question

Fermilab physicist Sam Zeller talks about trying to discover why matter and antimatter should have but didn’t all annihilate at the time of the Big Bang. Which allowed us to be here today.

Chicago Sun-Times

Seismic waves inside Mars' core hint at how it became hostile to life

Using the InSight lander scientists have measured seismic waves traveling through the core of Mars for the first time gathering clues as to why the Red Planet may not be fit for life.

Space

35 million Android users hit with adware — delete these apps now

Minecraft clone apps on the Play Store were found to contain adware which slows down devices and eats up data by loading ads in the background.

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We found long-banned pollutants in the very deepest part of the ocean

I was part of a team that recently discovered human-made pollutants in one of the deepest and most remote places on Earth – the Atacama Trench, which goes down to a depth of 8,000 meters in the Pacific Ocean. The presence of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in such a remote location…

The Conversation

Harrowing Google Earth update reveals Ukraine before and after Russia’s attack

Satellite images capture aftermath of the siege of Mairupol

The Independent UK

Origin of Deimos thrown into question

New data from the probe Hope reveals that Deimos may not be a captured asteroid at all

Salon

Google removes 38 Android apps from Play Store after spotting adware

Google has removed another 38 apps, with all users urged to check their devices and delete as a matter of urgency

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China just might add a helicopter and 6-legged robot to Mars sample-return mission

New details are emerging about China's upcoming Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission that include a possible helicopter drone and six-legged robotic rover.

Space

Scientists reveal date they believe we will hear from aliens by - and it's scarily soon

A new study that looked into the possibility of contact from intelligent extraterrestrial life has concluded we could hear from aliens very soon, let's just hope they're friendly

Daily Mirror

I back saboteurs who have acted with courage and coherence, but I won’t blow up a pipeline. Here’s why

I can’t urge anyone to do things I wouldn’t do myself, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Urwerk goes metallic grey for new UR-100V Magic T edition

One of the most unusual watches to date from Urwerk gets a bright new colourway

Russia agrees to stay aboard International Space Station through 2028

Russia has agreed to stay in the International Space Station program through 2028, and the other major partners have signed on through 2030.

Space

Floating Earth lights up Albert Dock ahead of Eurovision

Crowds gathered to watch the unveiling of the stunning new Eurovision exhibition

Liverpool Echo

Restoring forests often falls to landholders. Here's how to do it cheaply and well

From the outside, planting trees seems simple. Seedlings want to grow – pop them in the soil, water them and walk away.

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Hubble Telescope celebrates 33rd anniversary with gorgeous photo of nearby stellar nursery

A new image from the Hubble Space Telescope captures a nearby stellar nursery called NGC 1333. Bright stars shine through clouds of dust and gas, showcasing the chaotic nature of star formation.

WEKU

Welcome to the mammalverse: Scientists sequence DNA from 240 species around the world

Researchers have examined the genomes of 240 mammal species. The project reveals when mammals evolved, how some developed the ability to hibernate, and clues that may help explain humans' brains.

The Independent UK

Earth in hot water? Worries over sudden ocean warming spike

The world's oceans are suddenly considerably hotter than just a month or two ago and well above record levels

Space

Wow! Maxar satellite captures up-close look at NASA's Landsat 8 spacecraft in orbit

Maxar Technologies' Worldview-3 satellite has snapped images of NASA's Landsat 8 spacecraft in orbit, showing clear details of the powerful Earth-observation satellite.

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Salon

Start planning now for the 2024 eclipse

There's a trick to figuring out the optimal viewing site. Here's what you need to know to plan

The Conversation

How dirty old used cars from the US and Europe carry on polluting ... in Africa – podcast

The typical car will go for its last drive sometime between its 10th and 15th year on Earth. At this point, the vast majority are sent to be recycled or sold for parts. But for a few autos, a second lease on life awaits, as a significant percentage are exported…

The Hindu

Must the idea of a city die? | Historian Peter Frankopan discusses climate change and his new book ‘The Earth Transformed’

British historian Peter Frankopan on his new book, the role of climate in the history of civilisation, and why city living is a strain on resources

Daily Mirror

Who is Anthony Richardson? NFL Draft rough diamond who says he's "not from Earth"

The 2023 NFL Draft kicks off this Thursday and Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson has been tipped to be the most wanted youngster thanks to his qualities as a player and striking personality

Space

Watch an astronaut test a 'lunar wheelbarrow' in moon-like gravity for 1st time (exclusive video)

European scientists used a parabolic flight mimicking lunar gravity to test a device that might one day help astronauts transport material on the moon.

Liverpool Echo

Floating Earth: What is it, is it free and how long is it here for

The illuminated artwork will light up the Royal Albert Dock to celebrate Eurovision

Space

Winter is coming: Artemis 2 moon mission gets boost from Canadian cold

Canada will be only the second country to send a person around the moon. The country's experience dealing with cold helped space technology get there, its leader says.

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