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NASA convenes a UFO panel

The panel has stated from the outset that it does not believe there is evidence that "UAPs" have an alien origin

Salon

Zombie worlds: five spooky planets orbiting dead stars

All stars, including the Sun, have a finite lifetime. Stars shine by the process of nuclear fusion in which lighter atoms, such as hydrogen, fuse together to create heavier ones. This process releases vast quantities of energy which counteracts the ever-present inward pull of the star’s gravity. Ultimately, fusion helps…

The Conversation

Recent meteorite crashes on Mars ‘could reveal clues about planet’s origin’

Vibrations caused by the impacts are giving scientists new insight into the structure of the red planet

Evening Standard

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Hawaii's Big Island gets warning as huge volcano rumbles

Hawaii officials are warning residents of the Big Island to prepare for the possibility that the world’s largest active volcano may erupt given a recent spike in earthquakes at the summit of Mauna Loa

The Independent UK

Huge asteroid twice the size of the Shard set to crash into Earth's orbit for Halloween

The 'potentially hazardous' asteroid, called 2022 RM4, is being closely monitored by NASA and is due to zoom past our planet at speeds of around 52,500 mph on November 1

Daily Mirror

When is the next solar eclipse?

The next solar eclipse will be on Feb. 17, 2026.

Space

Scientists peer into Martian 'engine room'

Australian National University scientists are scanning Mars to size up the planet's large core and unlock its past, using 'marsquake' data from a NASA lander.

AAP

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Is this the first "strange star"?

Why some astronomers think a weird neutron star might actually be made of elusive strange quarks

Salon

How was Halloween invented? Once a Celtic pagan tradition, the holiday has evolved to let kids and adults try on new identities

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

The 15 best city building games to play in 2026

From Frostpunk 2 to Manor Lords, here's our list of the best city building games that will have you reaching for the skies

GamesRadar

Ancient Bugs May Be Lurking Beneath Mars’ Surface

The extremophile - which resembles a tiny pumpkin - is particularly well-suited to current harsh conditions on the Red Planet.

Zenger

Jennifer Lawrence’s best performances – ranked!

As talk of another Oscar grows for her performance in this year’s Causeway, we rate the versatile actor’s finest work

The Guardian - UK

From radiation to water pollution to cities, humans are now a driver of evolution in the ‘natural’ world – podcast

Humans do a lot of different things to the environment, and there aren’t many natural processes – aside from an asteroid impact or the like – that can rival the scale of change brought on by human activity. In this episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast, we speak to three…

The Conversation

Biblical Narrative Confirmed By Geomagnetic Field Dating

Biblical accounts of military campaigns by against the kingdoms of Israel and Judah verified by geomagnetic dating.

Zenger

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Birmingham Post

Recruitment underway at Pensana as orders placed for infrastructure to build £150m chemical plant

Inward investor gives City update on rare earth separation site

Orlando Sentinel

As Artemis I launch nears, more Orions on horizon

The Orion spacecraft could be on its first trip to the moon on the Artemis I mission in less than a month, but teams at Kennedy Space Center continue to prep the next capsules planned for human missions, the first of which could fly in just over 18 months.

Inverse

One resilient Earth species could be the key to understanding life on Mars

Deinococcus radiodurans can survive anything — including, seemingly, harsh radiation like that on Mars.

Daily Record

Scientists warn climate change has pushed Earth to 'code red'

A stark new report has outlined all the signs used to track climate change that are at 'record extremes'.

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Birmingham Post

Development-supporting new wildlife habitat completes as tragic tale unearthed behind Humber Bank site

Novartis Ings 'opens' bringing pleasure at peaceful use to surviving relatives of German bomb blast

The Independent UK

Tiny 166-million-year-old skeleton found in Scotland ‘to reveal secrets of lizard evolution’

Skeleton discovered on Isle of Skye is the most complete fossil lizard of its age ever unearthed

Inverse

Gut health in space: How zero gravity could wreak the microbiome

Whether we’ll be healthy enough to travel long distances in space depends on our ability to maintain the health of our gut microbiome.

WEKU

The International Space Station had to move to dodge space junk

A piece of what used to be a Russian satellite was coming uncomfortably close to the International Space Station. Space junk is a growing problem and has major implications for satellite services.

The Guardian - UK

The Climate Book by Greta Thunberg review – global warning

A powerful but uneven clarion call on climate from the environmental activist

Al Jazeera

New NASA instrument detects methane ‘super-emitters’ from space

The Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT) identified more than 50 methane hotspots around the world.

The Conversation

Radioactive traces in tree rings reveal Earth's history of unexplained 'radiation storms'

In searching for planets and studying their stars, I’ve had the privilege to use some of the world’s great telescopes. However, our team has recently turned to an even larger system to study the cosmos: Earth’s forests.

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