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Aliens can get to Earth through a “wormhole” in a highly-active Mexican volcano, a Mexican journalist has insisted. Jaime Maussan said two UFOs casually flew into the Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico as its crater spewed lava high into the air. He said the volcano is serving as a gateway between two…

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Bad break-up in warm waters: why marine sponges suffer with rising temperatures

Marine sponges have started dying in vast numbers in coastal areas around the globe. Just this year, thousands of sponges turned white and died in New Zealand and in the Mediterranean Sea. This has been happening when the water gets too warm, but the underlying cause has remained a mystery.…

The Conversation

Cormac McCarthy was the author of heavy books. In turn, those books inspired some very heavy music

Cormac McCarthy has died aged 89. The author of No Country For Old Men, The Road, Blood Meridian, his books struck a chord with Nick Cave, Clutch, Earth, Watain and more – why?

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Japan's Astroscale has a new robot tug to clean up space junk. Here's how it works (video)

A new video from Japan-based company Astroscale demonstrates a bold new proposal for cleaning up low Earth orbit (LEO) with reusable space tugs.

Space

Antarctic tipping points: the irreversible changes to come if we fail to keep warming below 2℃

The slow-down of the Southern Ocean circulation, a dramatic drop in the extent of sea ice and unprecedented heatwaves are all raising concerns that Antarctica may be approaching tipping points.

The Conversation

Watch Venus swarm the Beehive Cluster today in free telescope livestream

The Virtual Telescope Project will host a free livestream of Venus in the Beehive Cluster starting at 4 p.m. ET (2000 GMT) on Tuesday (June 13).

Space

Ethereal ice swirls dance around Arctic peninsula in stunning new satellite image

NASA's Aqua satellite spotted giant ice swirls stretching for hundreds of miles in the Sea of Okhotsk off Russia's P'yagina Peninsula.

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A Nearby Supernova Could Be Our Chance to Hear From Aliens

SN 2023ixf, a supernova in the Pinwheel Galaxy, recently exploded. We may be able to eavesdrop on any aliens that saw it and broadcast a message.

Inverse

The essential DC movies to watch before The Flash

Every DC movie to check out before you see The Flash

Total Film

Don't miss Jupiter and its 5 Galilean satellites shine near the crescent moon tonight

Night owls and early risers will be treated to a late-night spectacle as a bright Jupiter and the moon will appear close together in the night sky overnight.

Space

15 Years Ago, an Iconic Sci-Fi Show Almost Ended on a Brutal Cliffhanger

It was Earth all along... or was it?

Inverse

Microbial life may exist on the Moon

There may be microbial life hidden in Moon craters — and, indeed, throughout the Universe

Salon

Virgin Galactic’s use of the 'Overview Effect’ to promote space tourism is a terrible irony

Virgin Galactic, the space tourism company founded in 2004 by Richard Branson, promotes its flights as offering:

The Conversation

UK innovators get £4.3m to develop space-based solar power

Minister says technology to collect energy and beam it to Earth could help boost UK’s energy security

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While Star Trek: Picard Fans Await News On A Spinoff, Seven Of Nine Is Getting A New Adventure

Star Trek fans will still have to wait to hear anything about new Picard spinoffs, but there is a new Seven Of NIne adventure on the way.

LiveScience

The Apollo moon landing was real, but NASA's quarantine procedure was not

NASA officials overestimated their ability to contain alien microbes after the first moon landing, a new analysis suggests.

LiveScience

Broken pagan statue of Greek god Pan unearthed at early church ruins in Istanbul

A marble statue of the Greek god Pan was found in "backfill" at an archaeological site in Istanbul that probably came from elsewhere in the ancient city.

Space

Earth is getting hotter at a faster rate despite pledges of government action

Average global temperatures are rising at an ever faster rate despite pledges of world leaders to tackle climate change, a new study has revealed.

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Wow! Amazing video shows International Space Station crossing the sun during spacewalk

Astrophotographer Thierry Legault captured the exact moment the International Space Station crossed in front of the sun while two NASA astronauts conducted a spacewalk.

Space

New Tatooine-like exoplanet discovered orbiting twin suns. Meet BEBOP-1c.

The discovery of the new planet BEBOP-1c confirms the 2nd-ever known planetary system orbiting twin stars similar to the fictional planet Tatooine of Star Wars fame.

Cinemablend

6 Things We Can’t Wait To See The Flash Do On The Big Screen

There are a lot of reasons to be excited about The Flash. Here are six things we can't wait to see in Ezra Miller's new superhero movie!

LiveScience

Life may already exist on the moon — and NASA's next mission could find it

Astronauts on NASA's Artemis moon missions might look for signs of life in shadowed polar craters — life that could have traveled with people from Earth.

The Conversation

Slowing deep Southern Ocean current may be linked to natural climate cycle – but that's no reason to stop worrying about melting Antarctic ice

Our new research in the Antarctic suggests that the vital layer of cold water on the sea bed, which circulates the globe and influences the ocean’s ability to continue absorbing much of the rise in atmospheric heat and greenhouse gas emissions, is heating up and shrinking.

The Conversation

The materials used by humans now weigh more than all life on Earth – here's four graphs that reveal our staggering impact on the planet

The extent of humanity’s influence on the planet has become increasingly clear in recent years. From the alarming accumulation of plastic waste in our oceans to the sprawling growth of urban areas, the size of our impact is undeniable.

Space

Scientists beam solar power to Earth from space for 1st time ever

Researchers have demonstrated a first for the wireless transmission of near-limitless solar energy through space by delivering a measurable amount of energy back to Earth.

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