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England stars meet migrant workers who built World Cup 2022 stadiums in Qatar

Qatar has been heavily criticised for its treatment of migrant workers during the building of the World Cup stadiums and Gareth Southgate's men were keen to thank them for their hard work

Daily Mirror

First Thing: Republicans narrowly regain control of House after midterms flop

Slim majority means any member of party sitting in House of Representatives could block legislation. Plus, the meteorite that may solve mystery of Earth’s water

The Guardian - UK

Editorial: America's return to the moon could spur science and renewed national purpose

NASA’s Artemis program is edging toward a return to the moon — this time to stay — with its successful launch this week of an uncrewed rocket. Some Americans looking at the Earth-bound problems all around us might reasonably ask: Why? The answer is not just about the scientific discovery…

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Even a limited nuclear war could devastate the world's oceans: here's what our modelling shows

The US and Russia have recently agreed to hold talks on the New START Treaty, the only accord left regulating the two largest nuclear arsenals in the world. While this is undoubtedly good news, we must not allow it to lull us into complacency. Global events this year, most notably…

The Conversation

Artemis 1 is off – and we’re a step closer to using Moon dirt for construction in space

NASA has just launched its first rocket in the Artemis program, which will, among other things, take scientific experiments to produce metal on the Moon.

The Conversation

Artemis Program: NASA's plan to send humans back to the moon

Basic information about the Artemis program's Space Launch System and Orion capsule.

LiveScience

NASA successfully launches Artemis I toward the Moon

NASA's Moon rocket has finally launched on a 25-day journey farther than Apollo ever went.

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After a night of uncertainty, NASA's Artemis moon rocket takes to the skies

NASA's Artemis moon rocket has finally launched after months of setbacks, from fuel leaks to hurricanes. If successful, the mission signals a big step toward returning humans to the moon.

WEKU

NASA's mightiest rocket lifts off 50 years after Apollo

NASA’s new moon rocket has blasted off on its debut flight with three test dummies aboard

The Independent UK

Artemis 1: Most powerful rocket in history blasts off in historic moon mission by NASA

The Space Launch System rocket thundered skyward from the Kennedy Space Center following nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks and slight damage from Hurricane Nicole

Daily Mirror

'Water paradox' solved by microdroplets

Recent research may point towards a solution to the 'water paradox' for the early formation of life

Salon

Climate change will disrupt El Nino and La Nina 40 years earlier than thought

Climate change will influence our weather sooner than thought. This has big implications for how we prepare for extreme weather events.

The New Daily

Jeff Bezos steps up 'flashy' giving while ex-wife quietly donates billions

Jeff Bezos' $100 million award to Dolly Parton is something of a puzzle to Phil Buchanan, president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy.

Tribune News Service

Climate change will clearly disrupt El Niño and La Niña this decade – 40 years earlier than we thought

You’ve probably heard a lot about La Niña lately. This cool weather pattern is the main driver of heavy rain and flooding that has devastated much of Australia’s southeast in recent months.

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Humans are going back to the Moon, and beyond – but how will we feed them?

NASA’s Artemis I launch is a major step forward in humans going deeper and spending longer in space than ever before.

Axios

Lack of rocket rules raises questions about space safety

Eroding norms in space put objects in orbit and people on the ground at risk.

The Independent UK

Nick Cannon responds to meme about him populating America after birth of his 11th child

‘Everybody got jokes,’ he wrote on Instagram

The Conversation

Global population hits 8 billion, but per-capita consumption is still the main problem

The world population has just hit a new record: 8 billion. As is often the case, there are heated debates about the planet’s so-called “carrying capacity” – the total number of people who can live on Earth sustainably. Experts are generally divided into two camps. There are those who argue…

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Space

New moon calendar 2026: When is the next new moon?

Discover what a new moon is and when the next new moon will occur with our new moon 2025 guide.

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily podcast: Earth now has record 8 billion people

The world’s population was due to reach a record eight billion people on Tuesday.

WEKU

Earth welcomes its 8 billionth baby. Is that good or bad news... or a bit of both?

Sometime today, the global population is forecast to hit 8 billion. The U.N. calls it a milestone for humanity, made possible by advances in public health and medicine. But there are also challenges.

Inverse

Leonids: You need to see November's biggest meteor shower this week

The Leonids, made of debris from 55P/Tempel–Tuttle, become a storm once every 33 years or show. It won't happen this year, but still should put on a spectacular show.

Daily Record

World population reaches eight billion - full list of areas it's growing fastest

Earth's eight billionth resident is estimated to have been born today.

Reason

There Will Be Sports in Space

Space Dodgeball, anyone?

Reason

We Are Going to the Moon

Thanks to the rise of private spaceflight companies, mankind will have a future off-Earth.

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