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First step for Australian biologists as study begins to grow durable and sustainable plants in space

Australian scientists are working with a space start-up on a plan to grow plants on the Moon in less than four years, with a native grass in the running to be on the first mission.

ABC News

Scientists predicted how much higher seas will rise due to ice melt — it's grim

Recent climate research published in Nature Climate Change has confirmed that melting icecaps in Greenland will contribute to a minimum of 27 centimeters rise in ocean levels.

Inverse

Dealing with body-shaming and reprogramming how women view their bodies when putting on muscle

Tia-Clair Toomey is "the fittest woman on Earth". Anna Hazlett is an elite rock climber and influencer. Both had similar reckonings when they started to pack on the muscles that allow them to do the thing they love.

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The meteorite that crashed into a car

The Peekskill meteorite is a meteorite that crashed into a car on October 9, 1992. One of the best viewed and recorded meteorite events, both the meteorite and the car it crashed into are now famous. A.S.Ganesh takes you on a fiery ride from space to Earth…

The Hindu

The clouds of Venus may be habitable — a crewed flyby could confirm the theory

Despite the harsh conditions, some scientists have speculated that Venus’ clouds might, at some altitudes, harbor habitable conditions. New missions to probe the planet could give more clues.

Inverse

Science This Week | 2022 Nobel Prize, evidence of liquid water on Mars and more

Here are this week’s latest findings and updates in the world of science.

The Hindu

Earth’s most powerful asteroid impact may be even bigger than we thought

But new research published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets arrives at a different size and impact velocity for the Vredefort impactor.

Inverse

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Cafe on the 'most famous street on earth' should be saved

Owner claims a lack of investment in the Penny Lane area has hampered his efforts to find a tenant for famous building

Liverpool Echo

Greta Thunberg on the climate delusion: ‘We’ve been greenwashed out of our senses. It’s time to stand our ground’

Governments may say they’re doing all they can to halt the climate crisis. Don’t fall for it

The Guardian - UK

East Belfast pub gets new life after fire

Hearth is hoping to open next week in Ballyhackamore

Belfast Live

Why do ladybirds have spots and why do we get bruises? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brain-teasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Desert farming: learning how to grow crops in a severe climate

Restorative practices on the Heenat Salma farm in Qatar are being used in attempts to achieve better food security

The Independent UK

How did life emerge from nothing?

How did life form from non-living chemicals? New research looks to the motion of the ocean

Salon

October full moon 2025 guide: The Hunter's Moon follows close Saturn approach

The full moon of October, called the Hunter's Moon, will grace our skies on Oct. 17 —and it will be a "supermoon" as well.

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'Time travelling' TikTok user claims huge meteor carrying aliens will crash-land on earth

A so-called 'time traveller' from 2671 has posted a series of warnings on TikTok, including aliens and 'catastrophic' tsunamis, that will apparently alter history

The Canberra Times

'Ultimate extreme': The ANU study sending plants to the moon

Humans have taken plants to space before, and successfully grown plants in space, but they have never spread their roots to the moon. A new study could change that soon.

Newcastle Herald

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Evening Standard

Green light: why this is the perfect time to start planting your garden

The earth has finally softened but winter is still a way off — and there are plenty of discount plants up for grabs

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The Hindu

Rudra, tunnel boring machine of Namma Metro, stuck after encountering garbage pile 33 feet below earth

Officials shocked to find buckets, chappals, decayed bone 33 feet below the surface. More than four decades ago the area used to be granite quarry

Daily Record

TikTok 'time traveller from 2761' claims aliens will be found before end of 2022

TikTok user @radianttimetraveler claims that humans will find new planets, Earth will be hit by a meteor and bring aliens and a wormhole to other galaxies will be discovered, all by May 2023.

The Conversation

Our *Homo sapiens* ancestors shared the world with Neanderthals, Denisovans and other types of humans whose DNA lives on in our genes

When the first modern humans arose in East Africa sometime between 200,000 and 300,000 years ago, the world was very different compared to today. Perhaps the biggest difference was that we – meaning people of our species, Homo sapiens – were only one of several types of humans (or hominins)…

The Conversation

What is a bodhisattva? A scholar of Buddhism explains

“Bodhisattva” is a key idea in Buddhism. The word is constructed from the Sanskrit root bodhi, meaning “awakening” or “enlightenment,” and sattva, meaning “being.” The core meaning of the word is “a being who is on the way to becoming enlightened.”

Financial Times

Elon Musk: ‘Aren’t you entertained?’

The Tesla chief talks to Roula Khalaf about moving to Mars, saving free speech via Twitter — and why ageing is one ‘problem’ that should not be solved

Evening Standard

Michaela Coel planning to build a house in Ghana

She’s an iconic Londoner, but now Michaela Coel is broadening her horizons. Coel, pictured, recently lived in Ghana for six months and the trial run seems to have gone well. Now she tells Vogue of her plans to build a house in a village there where her father lives. She…

Zenger

Life On Earth Began In A Small Drop Of Water, Research Reveals

Research says life happened all at once, in a chemical Big Bang. It was thought the ingredients came together slowly, bit by bit.

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