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Aliens Could Use Our Phones to Stalk Us

Earth's cellphone towers could offer insight to alien civilizations.

Inverse

The Earth's Corr: Cruel cuts leave no hope of delivering for people and climate

The cost of living is literally pushing people to the brink - and where, oh where, are the grants to help people help the planet and themselves to get off killer fossil fuels

Belfast Live

Science This Week | A star swallows a Jupiter-sized planet, scientists find a new molecular motor and more

Check out The Hindu’s science wrap featuring top 7 stories on new discoveries, findings, and studies in the scientific world from this week.

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Intelligent “Plantoid” Robots Could Build a Mars Colony from the Ground Up

Barbara Mazzolai’s roboplants could analyze and enrich soil, search for water and other chemicals, or even be used to grow infrastructure from scratch.

Inverse

"Deep Impact" turns 25 — and it holds up

Salon spoke with scientists who praised "Deep Impact" — and with others who helped make it

Salon

Samuel Durrance, astronaut who flew with telescope he built, dies at 79

Sam Durrance, who as an astronomer was one of the first non-career astronauts to fly after the loss of space shuttle Challenger, has died at 79. Durrance flew twice accompanying the payload he built.

Space

Who is Adam Warlock? All you need to know about the 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' bad guy

From his origins as Him to his role in 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3', a crash course in the life and times of the Marvel Comics super-being.

Space

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A younger, more active Sun may have kickstarted life on Earth

The first building blocks of organic life may have been formed from solar particles of solar eruptions colliding with gases in Earth’s early atmosphere.

The Hindu

Remember when: King Charles met NASA's space shuttle Enterprise in 1977 (video)

More than four decades ago, King Charles III got an up-close look at NASA's very first space shuttle, a test vehicle known as Enterprise.

Space

Bruce Springsteen dazzles Dublin as fans hail 'greatest show on earth'

The 73-year-old was clearly On Fire as he performed for almost twice as long as other acts. Despite taking to the stage at just 7pm last night, Bruce still had his adoring fans Dancing In The Dark as the concert went on past 10pm.

Irish Mirror

With a gulp and burp, a bloated star swallows a Jupiter-sized planet

Scientists for the first time have observed a star, bloated in its old age, swallowing a Jupiter-like planet

The Hindu

Beagle 2's Bristol team who 'never gave up hope' on incredible space mission

You can now explore the story of Beagle 2 at one of Bristol's best-loved attractions

Bristol Post

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Ending Explained: How Things End For Each Of The Guardians

How did James Gunn's final Guardians of the Galaxy movie leave each of the members of its team?

Cinemablend

Scientists discover closest star-shredding black hole to Earth ever seen

Astronomers comparing maps of the universe uncovered the nearest example of a black hole devouring a star ever detected.

Space

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See Artemis 3 landing site near moon's south pole in stunning new NASA photos

NASA's ShadowCam instrument has imaged the lunar south pole in great detail, helping shed light on the region where astronauts will land as part of the Artemis 3 mission.

Space

Tour 10 mind-bending supermassive black holes in this NASA video

A new NASA animation shows the tremendous scales of supermassive black holes, which have masses millions to billions of times that of the sun and dominate the centers of most galaxies.

Daily Record

Eta Aquariid meteor shower as phenomenon to light up Scotland's skies tonight

The meteor shower is set to peak this evening with the shooting stars illuminating our skies as Earth passes through the debris trail of Comet Halley.

LiveScience

For the 1st time, scientists confirm the moon has a solid iron 'heart' just like Earth

After more than 50 years, scientists finally confirmed that the moon has a solid inner core, just like Earth.

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Scientists reveal face of 10-foot 'killer tadpole' that terrorized Earth long before the dinosaurs

With huge teeth and large eyes, Crassigyrinus scoticus was specially adapted to hunt in the coal swamps of Scotland and North America.

Space

Eta Aquarid meteor shower 2023 peaking now! See pieces of Halley's Comet in the night sky

The annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks on Saturday (May 6) offering skywatchers the chance to see debris from Halley's Comet burn up in Earth's atmosphere.

The Independent UK

1st lunar eclipse of 2023 dims full moon ever so slightly

The year's first lunar eclipse is underway, and the best viewing is in Asia and Australia

Space

Fox names Lance Armstrong, Ariel Winter among 'celebronauts' on 'Stars On Mars'

A crew of celebrities are set to go where none have gone before. "Well, sort of," says William Shatner, the actor-turned-astronaut who serves in Mission Control for "Stars on Mars," June 5 on Fox.

Wales Online

How to watch the Flower Moon lunar eclipse this evening

There will be a dark grey or brownish shadow across much of the face of the moon this evening - but it depends where you are

France 24

Recycling ahoy! New life for old boats

It could almost be the scene of a picture postcard: old boats dotted around the French coastline, moving with the tide. But their environmental impact is a lot less charming. Most boats are made of fibreglass, plastics and resins, making them difficult to recycle. But is there another way? Can…

LiveScience

Energy of '25 billion atomic bombs' trapped on Earth in just 50 years, all because of global warming

A new study has revealed that 380 zettajoules of energy was trapped by global warming between 1971 and 2020.

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