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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.

The Hindu

Transformers movies in order: chronological & release order

It's a prime time to watch all the Transformers movies in order, either chronological or by release date.

Space

Scientists solve mystery of 'Brightest explosion of all time'

Huge event so massive it deposited about a gigawatt of power into the Earth’s upper atmosphere

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NASA launch mission to prevent 'internet apocalypse' which could bring broadband blackout for months

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has successfully traversed solar winds, gathering valuable insights and information into the sun's workings - in a bid to prevent a potential 'internet apocalypse' which would leave the Earth without broadband

Chronicle Live

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science quiz: On climatic zones

The Hindu

NASA mission to stop 'internet apocalypse' that could halt online access for months

The space agency's Parker Solar Probe has gathered important data about how the sun works to stop a solar storm that could block people from the internet.

Daily Record

Molecular fossils open window on 'lost world' of primordial life

Fossil remains of a cell membrane component identified in rocks dating back about 1.6 billion years show “lost world” of microscopic organisms

The Hindu

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Greenhouse gas emissions are at an all-time high and Earth is warming faster than ever – report

Greenhouse gas emissions are at an all-time high, with yearly emissions equivalent to 54 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide. Humanity has caused surface temperatures to warm by 1.14°C since the late 1800s – and this warming is increasing at an unprecedented rate of over 0.2°C per decade. The highest temperatures…

The Conversation

Explained | The China-US race to the Moon

China Vs US: War to step on the moon explained

The Hindu

Repeated signals from the center of the Milky Way could be aliens saying hello, new study claims

A new search for extraterrestrial life has scientists looking inward — toward the center of our galaxy.

Space

The climate change tipping points getting ever closer

Fresh alarm has been raised about the state of the climate after experts announced that ice-free Arctic summers are now unavoidable.

The Week

We Will Rock You review – Ben Elton stars as royally ridiculous Queen musical returns

Rousing songs but threadbare plot as Earth has been conquered, renamed iPlanet and – inexplicably – can only be saved by a band of rock’n’rollers

The Guardian - UK

How to get rid of chiggers – banish these tiny red bugs from your yard

Pest control experts and pro gardeners explain how to get rid of chiggers quickly and easily to protect your family and pets

Homes & Gardens

Europe’s Copernicus programme completes 25 years: its impact so far

Copernicus, the earth observation component of the European Union’s space programme, completes 25 years in June 2023. We look at the impact that the programme has had so far.

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The planet’s economist: has Kate Raworth found a model for sustainable living?

The long read: Her hit book Doughnut Economics laid out a path to a greener, more equal society. But can she turn her ideas into meaningful change?

Radio France Internationale

Sea change at last for world's fragile oceans in need of rescue

Home to most of earth’s biodiversity and a vital buffer against climate change, the oceans have only recently been taken seriously by decision-makers. They were integrated into United Nations climate talks for the first time in 2021, while a landmark “high seas treaty” to protect marine health was finally agreed…

Al Jazeera

Scientists find ‘lost world’ in billion-year-old Australian rock

Study says discovery of microscopic creatures could be the ‘oldest remnants’ of human lineage.

LiveScience

How many oceans are there?

One, four or five? Not all experts agree on the number of oceans on our planet.

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Ancient Marine Fossils Reveal ‘lost World’ From 1.6 Billion Years Ago

A 'lost world' of organisms that lived at least 1.6 billion years ago sheds fresh light on the emergence of complex life.

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This Newly Discovered Dinosaur Was Vegetarian With Terrifying Teeth

The species lived in what is now Utah during the mid-Cretaceous period around 99 million years ago.

Barchart

How China Could Leverage its Dominant Position in Rare-Earth Elements

In a recent report it was suggested that China is considering an export ban on rare-earth magnets as a consequence of the escalating tension with the U.S. over Taiwan.

Zenger

How Chimpanzees Are Just Like Human Babies

They share the same sign language - despite being separated from a common ancestor that roamed Earth 10 million years ago.

The Conversation

Satellite images show that Spain is in danger of drying out one of the main wetlands in Europe

Wetlands are among the most biodiverse yet endangered ecosystems on Earth. In the last century alone, around 70% of them have disappeared, with overexploitation of aquifers being the main threat in many cases.

Space

Earth's highest, coldest, rarest clouds are back. How to see the eerie 'noctilucent clouds' this summer.

Look North as the stars appear in June and July to have a chance of seeing rare noctilucent (or 'night-shining') clouds with the naked eye.

The Conversation

Brightest cosmic explosion of all time: how we may have solved the mystery of its puzzling persistence

First detected accidentally by US military satellites in the late 1960s, cosmic explosions known as gamma ray bursts (GRBs) have come to be understood as the brightest explosions in the universe.

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