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Comet coming may be brighter than Venus

The arrival of C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) is rare – the comet hasn't swung by Earth in more than 80,000 years

Salon

A brief history of the UK's Winchcombe meteorite

On 28 February 2021, for the first time in 30 years, a meteorite fell in the UK and was later recovered by scientists. Today, there’s an international effort to study this space rock and learn more about its place in the early solar system.

The Conversation

OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: Mars circle sand dunes mystery

Plus! How dinosaurs grew so big

Evening Standard

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Nasa is monitoring an asteroid that could collide with Earth on Valentine’s Day in 2046

International organisations have been working on planetary defence and ways to protect the planet from potential collisions.

Evening Standard

Nasa tracking asteroid that could ruin Valentine’s Day in 2046

Asteroid known as 2023 DW is 50 metres wide and has a 1-in-607 chance of striking Earth – but not for two decades at least

The Guardian - US

How to take a trip to Antarctica in just a day, and be home in time for dinner

When I found out I could take a day trip to Antarctica – one of the most inaccessible regions on earth – I was surprised myself. But I did.

The New Daily

Asteroid being monitored by NASA could hit Earth on Valentine’s Day 2046

International organisations have been working on planetary defence and ways to protect the planet from potential collisions.

Evening Standard

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Nurdle pollution turns Spanish beach into 'plastic soup'

Billions of tiny plastic beads, known as nurdles, have been washing up on beaches in the north of Spain and along France’s Atlantic coast. This is the result of industrial pollution on a massive scale. To understand how this form of pollution has gone undetected for so long, the Down…

France 24

What's happening to the color of LA cars? Inside the obsession with muted earth tones

LOS ANGELES — Flat. Muddy. Neutral. Desaturated.

Los Angeles Times

'65' Review: A Lean, Mean Dino Thriller as Straightforward as Its Title

The writers of 'A Quiet Place' deliver a lean, suspenseful tale of two characters trying to coolly walk away from our planet’s biggest explosion.

Inverse

A tonne of fossil carbon isn't the same as a tonne of new trees: why offsets can't save us

This week, the Albanese government is attempting to reform the safeguard mechanism to try to make it actually cut emissions from our highest polluting industrial facilities.

The Conversation

Legally binding global treaty needed to tackle space debris, say experts

Scientists call for collective effort to protect Earth’s orbit from dangers posed by space junk

The Guardian - UK

“He might as well be Tom Cruise, Action Star.” Why the Directors of '65' Made Adam Driver Fight a Dinosaur

The directors of the “Adam Driver fights a dinosaur” movie speak about embracing the B-movie label, and the spin-offs of 'A Quiet Place.'

Inverse

How the Black Summer bushfires depleted the ozone layer

Australia's Black Summer bushfires damaged the ozone layer so badly that 50 years of improvements achieved by banning substances that destroyed ozone were temporarily wiped out, new research says.

ABC News

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Daily Record

End of an era as famous West Lothian nightclub pulled down

Club Earth - also knows as Zen and Melvilles - will make way for a new nursing home

The Guardian - UK

Britain promised to move heaven and earth for all who helped us in Afghanistan. It wasn’t true

The UK is shirking its responsibility – and by losing focus on that unstable country, is putting us at risk all over again, says MP and former soldier Dan Jarvis

The Conversation

Penguin paradise and geological freak: why Macquarie Island deserves a bigger marine park

Macquarie Island, around 1,500km southeast of Tasmania, is more than just a remote rocky outcrop. In fact, it’s the only piece of land on the planet formed completely from ocean floor, which rises above the waves to form peaks that teem with penguins and other bird species, some of them…

Bangkok Post

Massive Australia wildfires increased Antarctic ozone hole: study

PARIS: Smoke from monster wildfires in Australia caused a chemical reaction that widened the ozone hole 10 percent, researchers said Wednesday, raising fears that increasing forest fires could delay the recovery of Earth's atmospheric protection against deadly UV radiation.

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Relativity Space aborts chance for first-ever launch of 3D-printed rocket

Relativity Space came within 70 seconds of its first launch attempt of the 3D-printed Terran 1 on Wednesday, but an automated abort put plans on hold and teams will have to wait for its next shot.

Inverse

New Study Shows Venus Likely Didn't Have Ancient Oceans for Long

Venus has long been discussed as a former "ocean world" like Mars, but a new study in PNAS shows this era may have been short lived.

LiveScience

Daylight saving time 2026: When does the time change, and why?

When does daylight saving time begin in 2026? Here's a look at when the time changes this year, and why we change our clocks in the first place.

AnandTech

Cadence Delivers Technical Details on GDDR7: 36 Gbps with PAM3 Encoding

When Samsung teased the ongoing development of GDDR7 memory last October, the company did not disclose any other technical details of the incoming specification. But Cadence recently introduced the industry's first verification solution for GDDR7 memory, and in the process has revealed a fair bit of additional details about the…

The New Daily

Climate warning as major bushfires like Black Summer harm ozone layer

Megafires such as Australia's Black Summer blazes can harm the ozone layer that protects life on earth, new research suggests. The findings are sobering

Inverse

Earth’s Water Has Bizarre Interstellar Origins, Scientists Claim in New Study

A recent study suggests most solar systems start with a supply of water that formed in interstellar space.

Zenger

Earth’s Water Traced Back To Stellar Nursery 1,300 Light Years Away

Astronomers describe it as the missing link in the origins of life as we know it as the earth's water is older than the sun.

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