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Is the US in a space race against China?

Headlines proclaiming the rise of a new “space race” between the U.S. and China have become common in news coverage following many of the exciting launches in recent years. Experts have pointed to China’s rapid advancements in space as evidence of an emerging landscape where China is directly competing with…

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Mercury retrograde April 2023 will turn your home life upside down so here's your horoscope and how to prepare

Mercury retrograde April 2023 is in Taurus and runs into May and as the planet of communication turns backward you'd better be ready

Woman & Home

What Lies Beneath the Ice of Jupiter's Moons? Two Missions Will Investigate

Europe's JUICE and NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft will soon launch to Jupiter to study its icy and possibly habitable moons.

Inverse

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'Green Monster' supernova is the youngest in the Milky Way, James Webb telescope reveals

New James Webb Space Telescope images reveal the grisly past of Cassiopeia A, the youngest known supernova remnant in the Milky Way.

LiveScience

Watch SpaceX launch a Starship to Mars in this gorgeous new animation

SpaceX's massive new Starship vehicle launches toward Mars in a stunning new video that captures the ambition of Elon Musk's deep-space vision.

Space

Review: 'The Hopkins Manuscript,' by R.C. Sherriff

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Fabiola Santiago: The ‘demons’ among us aren’t transgender people, but legislators who dehumanize them

They just can’t help themselves.

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Inside the 3D-printed box in Texas where humans will prepare for Mars

Starting this June, four volunteers will spend a year pretending to live on the red planet inside the Mars Dune Alpha habitat

The Guardian - US

Chinese scientists hold first conference to discuss building crewed moon base

Chinese scientists have held their first conference dedicated to discussing plans to build a crewed base on the moon.

Bangkok Post

NASA's first female Goddard Space Flight Center director swears oath on Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagan

US officials can nominate a chosen text for their ceremonies and have sworn on everything from the US constitution to a Dr Seuss book.

ABC News

Almost-complete skull of Diamantinasaurus dinosaur discovered in western Queensland reveals ancient secrets

The nearly complete skull of a 95-million-year-old sauropod dinosaur named "Ann" found in western Queensland has unearthed new insights into how the massive creature lived.

ABC News

Look at this awesome photo of Earth from an Indian ocean satellite

A new false-color mosaic made from images snapped by an Indian ocean-studying satellite captures Earth's continents and seas in stunning detail from space.

Space

Bizarre object 10 million times brighter than the sun defies physics, NASA says

A bizarre 'ultraluminous X-ray source' shines millions of times brighter than the sun, breaking a physical law called the Eddington limit, a new study finds.

LiveScience

How the world’s oldest known meteorite impact structure changed the chemistry of Earth’s crust

Meteorite impacts can be cataclysmic events in the history of a planet, melting rock, changing atmospheric chemistry, and wreaking general havoc.

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Europe's Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer is unlikely to find life. Here's why.

What will Europe's Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer (JUICE) tell us about the presence of life in the vicinity of the solar system's largest planet?

Newsroom.co.nz

On climate our job is to keep politicians on task

To avert climate disaster we must truly grasp our pivotal personal roles and not let successive governments off the hook

Tribune News Service

What to stream: 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' and other movies about environmental activism

Last weekend, the first weekend of Earth Month, the incendiary ecoterrorism thriller “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” debuted in theaters after premiering at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. Adapted from the book by Andreas Malm, the film, directed by Daniel Goldhaber, is a swift, pulse-pounding thriller about a…

Space

60,000-mile-tall 'plasma waterfall' seen showering the sun with impossibly fast fire

A massive wall of falling plasma, known as a polar crown prominence, was recently captured in a stunningly-detailed new photo of the sun.

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The Guardian - US

‘Bigoted vitriol’: Florida Republican urged to resign over offensive trans remarks

Conservative lawmaker issues partial apology for calling trans people ‘demons and imps’ during hearing on bathroom bill

Creative Bloq

Earth-shattering optical illusion leaves Twitter baffled

You're telling me that isn't the curve of the earth?

Tech&Learning

Best Free Earth Day Lessons & Activities

These free Earth Day lessons and activities will help teachers explore this crucial subject with K-12 students in an engaging, age-appropriate way

Space

Watch SpaceX launch 50 small satellites, land rocket early Thursday after delay

SpaceX will launch 50 small satellites to orbit early Thursday (April 13) and land a rocket back on Earth, and you can watch the action live.

Space

Vice President Harris congratulates Artemis 2 astronauts (video)

The newly selected Artemis 2 astronauts have been in the spotlight over the past week — and that now includes a call with U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris.

Salon

A vital current system is about to die

The base of the food chain could lose much of its nutrient supply if the current collapses

Space

'Snowball Earth' may have been more of a 'slushball,' providing a refuge for early life

An extreme ice age that left the planet in a state called "Snowball Earth" around 650 million years ago may have actually allowed some liquid oceans to survive and harbor life.

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