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Elon Musk’s Starship Rocket Just Exploded, Minutes Into Its Test Launch

While the system successfully cleared the launch pad, it quickly exploded before the Starship rocket was able to separate from the Super Heavy booster.

Inverse

Northrop Grumman names cargo craft for fallen Columbia astronaut Laurel Clark

A NASA astronaut whose first spaceflight was the ill-fated final mission of the space shuttle Columbia is being remembered by Northrop Grumman with the naming of the "S.S. Laurel Clark" cargo craft.

Space

Eerie ring of red light flashes like a massive UFO above Italy. What was it?

An enormous halo of red light flashed in the night sky above Italy before disappearing within milliseconds. It was likely caused by an electromagnetic pulse from a nearby thunderstorm.

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Monster black hole may have killed this galaxy's star-forming power, James Webb Space Telescope reveals

New James Webb Space Telescope observations reveal that the galaxy GS-9209 had its star-forming power abruptly "quenched" by mysterious forces after millions of years of productivity.

Space

Astronomers discover four oldest galaxies born 500million years AFTER the Big Bang

Astronomers have spotted four of the oldest galaxies ever discovered which are believed to date back to the earliest days of the known universe, created after just 300million years

Daily Mirror

The best recent science fiction and fantasy – reviews roundup

Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh; The Ten Percent Thief by Lavanya Lakshminarayan; Not Alone by Sarah K Jackson; Camp Zero by Michelle Min Sterling

The Guardian - UK

Mulch ado! How to have extremely healthy garden soil

Good earth is at the heart of my approach to growing – and now is the perfect time to give it a boost

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5 things about changed NYC Auto Show stood out

NEW YORK — The auto industry is being whipsawed by consumer, government and technological trends. Consumers want SUVs that take the kids to school Friday and climb Mt. Rushmore on Saturday. Government wants electric vehicles tomorrow. And Gen Y would just as soon let their phones drive anyway.

Tribune News Service

I’m burned out on Marvel — but Secret Invasion looks good enough to pull me back in

I've been suffering from a wicked case of Marvel fatigue but the latest trailer for Secret Invasion has caught my attention — here's why.

Tom’s Guide

Artemis 2 moon crew lands on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' and 'Today'

The first astronaut crew set to visit the moon in over 50 years just made a few publicity pit stops on Earth.

Space

Family Stuck In Disneyland Parking Garage After Long Day In The Parks, And It’s Certainly Not The Happiest Place On Earth

An empty parking garage at Disneyland is something most people never see.

Cinemablend

Strange radio bursts that outshine entire galaxies may come from colliding neutron stars, new study suggests

Powerful bursts of radiation called fast radio bursts could be launched when neutron stars collide and merge, gravitational wave detections indicate.

LiveScience

Wakata: U.S., Russian astronauts on ISS enjoyed Japanese food

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Koichi Wakata, who returned to Earth from his latest mission in March, said the Japanese food he took to the International Space Station was popular among the other astronauts.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Survivors of Turkey earthquake tell amazing stories of survival two months on

The first tremor, in the early hours of February 6, had a Richter magnitude of 7.7, while the second was 7.6. They killed more than 50,000 people in Turkey and over 7,000 in northern Syria

Daily Mirror

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Zenger

Galaxy Mysteriously Directs Powerful Radiation Toward Earth

The occurrence represents the first sighting of a major reorientation that alters the classification of a galaxy.

Inverse

50 Years Ago, NASA Sent an Ambitious Mission to Saturn — and To Interstellar Horizons

The Pioneer 11 probe would serve as a metaphorical blueprint for the Voyager missions.

Space

Astronauts fly replacement Soyuz capsule to new docking port at space station

A NASA astronaut and two cosmonauts took a Soyuz capsule for a spin at the International Space Station early Thursday (April 6) to make way for a new cargo ship.

Space

SpaceX launches Intelsat satellite with NASA Earth-observation experiment, lands rocket

SpaceX launched a commercial Intelsat satellite with a NASA Earth science instrument onboard early Friday (April 7) and landed the returning rocket on a ship at sea.

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Native activist LaDuke resigns from environmental group

Native American activist Winona LaDuke has resigned as executive director of the Indigenous-led environmental group Honor the Earth after the organization lost a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former employee

Space

'Potentially hazardous' skyscraper-size asteroid will zip past Earth on April 6

The potentially hazardous asteroid 2023 FM is larger than a 40-story building and will zoom within 7.5 lunar distances from Earth on Thursday, April 6, according to NASA.

Belfast Live

Mournes Gateway gondola alternative motion criticised as a 'flat earth society' proposal

"This council notes the concern the continued lack of clarity, as well as increasing public oppositon regarding the visitor centre located at Thomas mountain and 'gondola' elements of the Mournes Gateway project."

Space

This new AI-powered computer model can predict dangerous solar storms

A new AI-powered computer model is trained to predict when and where solar storms will strike Earth, giving us time to prepare infrastructure that could be impacted, such as the power grid.

The Conversation

Do glitzy awards like the Earthshot Prize actually help solve problems of climate change? – podcast

Every year, tens of billions of dollars are spent by universities, research institutes and private companies to develop solutions for climate change. Yet when a government decides to fund research for a piece of technology or branch of science, it rarely makes news.

Nottingham Post

Wetherspoon statement as customers ask 'what on Earth' is going on with prices

"What is actually going on?"

Space

Private 'Jackal' inspector satellites to get 1st in-space test this year

Colorado-based startup True Anomaly, which aims to help keep the U.S. on top in space, plans to launch its first two "Jackal" spacecraft to orbit this October.

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