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The Guardian view on earthquake aid for northern Syria: the UN must step up

Editorial: A way must be found to open up cross-border routes from Turkey and deliver help to a forgotten region

The Guardian - UK

Children killed in earthquake on school trip to Turkey buried in 24 back-to-back funerals

Pupils, aged 11 to 14, were on a school volleyball trip and staying in Adiyaman when disaster struck

The Independent UK

Google's search business doesn't have to be killed by AI chatbots – here's the ugly workaround

Google’s parent company Alphabet has lost a hefty US$100 billion (£83 billion) or nearly a tenth of its market value after its new AI chatbot, Bard, botched an answer to a query on an ad promoting its launch. It claimed that the James Webb space telescope took the first pictures…

The Conversation

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Why does the Earth spin?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

‘It’s too much’: Waiting for the dead in Turkey’s quake-stricken Nurdagi

Search and rescue teams are still at work amid an apocalyptic landscape in Nurdagi, a southeastern Turkish town near the epicentre of the January 6 earthquakes. But at this point they are looking for the remains of the dead, not survivors.

France 24

Turkish Family Recounts Moments of Terror Lived During Earthquake

The family of Ibrahim, a Turkish contractor, survived the devastating earthquake that hit Türkiye, but their lives were changed forever. “Everything now will be thought of as before or after the earthquake,” said Ibrahim, who lived with his family and relatives in a middle-aged three-story building in the center of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Asteroid lights up sky over Channel creating shooting star effect

Scientists predict asteroid strike for only seventh time as 1-metre object enters Earth’s atmosphere

The Guardian - UK

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‘Shooting star’ asteroid enters earth’s atmosphere above Channel

The European Space Agency tweeted that the asteroid was expected to safely enter the Earth’s atmosphere over northern France.

The Independent UK

Asteroid explodes over English Channel in rare and historic cosmic 'airburst'

Incredible footage shows the asteroid light up the night sky as it passes through the Earth's surface

Nottingham Post

Commentary: Earthquake survivors in Turkey face more tragic times as nation approaches economic collapse

Tragedy has long haunted the broad swath of land where earthquakes have just claimed thousands of lives, left many thousands of people injured and plunged already impoverished millions into yet deeper financial despair.

Chicago Tribune

Asteroid explodes over English Channel after hurtling towards Earth

Rare ‘airburst’ event was captured on camera by amateur astronomers

The Independent UK

Asteroid streaks through sky above English Channel delighting stargazers

Witnesses said it burned emerald green then bright orange as it struck the Earth’s atmosphere

Evening Standard

Anaximander and the Nature of Science by Carlo Rovelli review – the ancient master of the universe

In Rovelli’s formative book, now published in English for the first time, he argues that a little-known Greek philosopher invented the idea of the cosmos

The Guardian - UK

Terrifying huge chasm appears in Earth’s crust sparked by giant Turkey earthquakes

Despite the devastation, rescuers continue to have some success in their desperate search for survivors - on Saturday a two-year-old boy was found alive after being buried in the rubble for 133 hours

Daily Mirror

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Asteroid explodes over English Channel after hurtling through Earth's atmosphere

The small 1m asteroid, currently designated as Sar2667, created a shooting star and an 'airburst' when it exploded after entering Earth's atmosphere

The Conversation

Nobody can predict earthquakes, but we can forecast them. Here's how

After devastating earthquakes, it’s common to see discussion of earthquake prediction. An earthquake prediction requires, in advance, the specific time, location and magnitude of a future quake.

The Conversation

What the sci-fi blockbuster Wandering Earth II can teach us about China's global and local aspirations

A prequel to the 2019 film Wandering Earth, the Chinese blockbuster hit Wandering Earth II opens on a futuristic dystopia where the dying Sun is about to explode and engulf Earth.

The Conversation

A mega port in India threatens the survival of the largest turtles on Earth

In a remote archipelago at the southernmost tip of India lies the Great Nicobar Island. This pristine ecosystem is a globally important nesting site of the largest turtles on Earth – leatherback turtles. But now, the site is threatened by a massive infrastructure plan.

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Inverse

Earthquakes Could Help Scientists Understand This Mysterious Space Glitch

Scientists don't fully understand pulsars, but models of earthquakes have offered new insight.

Newcastle Herald

Sara Morawetz taking no half measures with her art

A Newcastle-raised artist has returned to this city to exhibit the artefacts of her performance expedition walking across France.

The Canberra Times

Is the internet becoming self aware?

We should be wary of simplistic comparisons because a brain is fundamentally different to the internet.

Daily Mirror

NASA left baffled after piece of the Sun's surface BREAKS OFF and creates a vortex

Researchers at NASA watched a piece of the Sun break off from its surface creating a vortex. Scientists are now figuring out the implications it will have on Earth

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: The Last Soviet; Stolen Hearts; Namaste Motherf**kers; Magic Radio Premium

A cosmonaut chooses to go it alone, while a cop falls for a robber. Plus, standup meets the boardroom, and extra lashings of Magic

Inverse

5 Years Ago, SpaceX Launched Its Silliest Payload Yet — And It's Still in Orbit

The roadster is still out there and doesn’t appear to be on a course to cause problems in the short term.

Inverse

Chinese Spy Balloon: Why the 18th-Century Tech Still Flies

Nowadays, most spying is done with satellites. But China's spy balloon was recently spotted over the U.S. — here's a possible explanation.

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