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China wants to launch a moon-orbiting telescope array as soon as 2026

China wants to put a small constellation of satellites in orbit around the moon to create a radio telescope that would open a "new window" into the universe.

Space

How to watch a 'potentially hazardous' asteroid the size of Earth's tallest building zoom past the planet Sunday

A large, skyscraper-size asteroid will pass close to Earth Sunday night (June 11), missing our planet by a few million miles.

LiveScience

SpaceX Starship problems likely to delay Artemis 3 moon mission to 2026, NASA says

NASA is worried that SpaceX's giant new Starship vehicle won't be ready to carry Artemis astronauts to the surface of the moon in late 2025, as currently planned.

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Prog's Tracks Of The Week: new music from King Gizzard, IO Earth and more

Cool new prog music from ZIO, Monuments, The Book Of Revelations and more...

Louder

See new supernova shine bright in stunning Pinwheel Galaxy photo

The Gemini North telescope turned its gaze toward the Pinwheel Galaxy, offering a crystal-clear view of a new supernova discovered in May 2023.

Space

Europe's most dangerous 'supervolcano' could be creeping toward eruption, scientists warn

Italy's Campi Flegrei is showing some troubling early warning signs, but scientists caution that its eruption is far from certain.

LiveScience

New mud-slinging thermal feature at Yellowstone is spewing scalding hot muck

The unrest may be due to slight changes in pressure or in the amount of water seeping into the underground reservoir system.

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Universe’s Most Distant Molecules Detected 12 Billion Light Years Away

“Discoveries like this are precisely what Webb was built to do.

Zenger

NASA mission to stop solar wind internet meltdown gathers data

If solar storms break out they can also impact satellites and Earth’s electrical grids

Wales Online

1st mission to 'touch' the sun discovers a mysterious source of solar wind

NASA's Parker Solar Probe plunged into the sun's atmosphere to capture the granular details of how its solar wind is made.

LiveScience

SpaceX Dragon breaks 2 space shuttle orbital records

SpaceX's Dragon capsules have spent more time in orbit, and launched toward the International Space Station more often, than NASA's space shuttle fleet.

Space

Watch the moon snuggle up to Saturn in the night sky late tonight

Skywatchers can see the moon meet up with Saturn in the early hours of June 10 as the two bodies make a close approach in the night sky.

Space

Will Artemis astronauts look for life on the moon?

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.

Space

Scientists document how space travel messes with the human brain

Researchers found who travelled on the ISS or NASA space shuttles on missions lasting at least six months experienced significant expansion of the cerebral ventricles

The Hindu

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Digital Camera World

Using Canon's 800mm f/11 supertele lens is out of this world…but I've found limitations that bring me back to Earth

Canon’s RF 800mm f/11 mega-telephoto lens is a unique proposition – but as I discovered, it’s not without limitations

Inverse

'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' Ending Explained: How the Shocking Crossover Makes Movie History

Hasbro has major plans for two of its biggest properties. Here's how the ending of 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' sets up a surprising live-action crossover between the 'Transformers' and 'G.I. Joe' franchises.

Zenger

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Hit An All-time High: Study

Time is no longer on our side.

LiveScience

NYC's air quality ranked worst of any major city on Wednesday. With climate change, will it happen again?

New York City's normally good air quality rating recently plummeted to the worst of any major city in the world, as wildfire smoke drifted over the city from Canada.

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The Conversation

African plumes bring heat of the Sahara to UK – but climate change could make them less frequent

It’s not often that the UK feels as hot as the central Sahara, but there were certainly a few days in the summer of 2022 when that was the case. Such heat waves can occur when the Sahara arrives on our doorstep on the back of unusual winds. How do…

Space

Canadian wildfire smoke dims the vision of Earth-observing satellites (photos)

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has obscured the view of Earth-monitoring satellites like GOES-16 and the PlanetScope constellation.

Inverse

Future Moon and Mars Missions Could Make Oxygen Using Experimental Solar Tech

The technology isn't ready yet, but it's getting closer.

Total Film

The Flash director confirms he spoke to Zack Snyder about the DC movie

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Muschietti talks incorporating Man of Steel into his new DC film

LiveScience

Scientists extract a kilometer of rock from Earth's mantle in record-breaking mission

A record-breaking drilling attempt, which dug more than a kilometer into an underwater mountain in the Atlantic Ocean, has given scientists a treasure trove of rocks to study for clues to Earth's inner workings.

Irish Mirror

Experts discover reason there are more earthquakes in Britain than in Ireland

Researchers from the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies and the University of Cambridge made the discovery when trying to figure out why seismic shakes occur more frequently in Britain compared with here.

The Hindu

El Nino | It's early, likely to be big, sloppy and add even more heat to a warming world

An El Nino is a natural, temporary and occasional warming of part of the Pacific that shifts weather patterns across the globe, often by moving the airborne paths for storms.

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