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A Leaning Tower of Pisa-Sized Asteroid Will Sweep By Earth in 2046

We’re likely to get more of these asteroid alerts in the years to come, and NASA is likely to devote more attention to heading off potentially dangerous near-Earth objects, or NEOs.

Inverse

‘A wake-up call’: total weight of wild mammals less than 10% of humanity’s

From elephants to tigers, study reveals scale of damage to wildlife caused by transformation of wildernesses and human activity

The Guardian - UK

The Lowlist: Jamiroquai’s Emergency on Planet Earth was a solid platinum gem for all bass players

An appreciation of the album that introduced the young Stuart Zender

Guitar World

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Europe's exoplanet-hunting CHEOPS mission extended through 2026

The European Space Agency’s exoplanet-investigating spacecraft CHEOPS has had its mission extended until at least 2026.

Space

Watch the moon meet up with Saturn in the pre-dawn sky tonight

The moon meets up with Saturn early on Sunday (March 19) with the two celestial objects in conjunction. The arrangement will be only visible in the early morning pre-dawn hours, so plan accordingly.

Space

How many seeds are there in a sunflower? Try our kids’ quiz

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

The Guardian - UK

Scottish fossil dig unearths 'Rosetta Stone' for understanding ancient past

NEW analysis of a Scottish fossil dig has unearthed what researchers are calling the “Rosetta Stone” for understanding early life...

The National (Scotland)

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Australian Strategic Materials' Dubbo Project to mine rare earth minerals faces steep financial losses, auditor finds

More than 1,000 jobs are riding on the Dubbo Project but it will be financially unsustainable unless the company receives more funding, an independent auditor has found.

ABC News

Thaicom to capitalise on the space economy

SET-listed satellite service provider Thaicom has entered a new chapter as it won orbital slots in the January auction for geostationary satellites, explores developing businesses related to low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, and continues work on space tech innovation with partners.

Bangkok Post

AccuWeather’s 2023 Europe Spring Forecast

From the end of March until the beginning of June, Europe will have dominant weather patterns with lingering cold air.

Zenger

SpaceX launches 52 Starlink satellites, lands rocket at sea

SpaceX aced its 18th orbital mission of 2023 on Friday (March 17), launching 52 of its Starlink internet satellites and landing a rocket on a ship at sea.

Space

One Essential Ecosystem Is Rapidly Disappearing from Earth, Study Reveals

New research reveals mountain forests are disappearing at rapidly accelerating rate, posing serious concerns for conservation of rare and endangered species.

Inverse

Nasa’s new science chief Nicola Fox: ‘I grew up starstruck by space’

Raised in Hertfordshire and encouraged to think big from an early age, Fox is only second woman to hold the post

The Guardian - UK

We Need to Get Back to the Moon

Astronomer Phil Plait explains why he's conflicted about NASA's return to the Moon — and why it absolutely should happen.

Inverse

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Volcanic activity on Venus spotted in radar images, scientists say

Data from an old NASA spacecraft reveals a volcano erupted on the surface of Venus in 1991, a new study in Science says.

The Independent UK

Extrapolations review: Star-studded climate change drama is both patronising and predictable

Edward Norton, Meryl Streep and Kit Harington are among the Hollywood stars in this relentlessly hectoring anthology about a world on the brink of ruin

The Conversation

A unique collaboration using a virtual Earth-sized telescope shows how science is changing in the 21st century

In 2019, the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration produced the first-ever image of a black hole, stunning the world.

The Independent UK

Rolls-Royce receives funding to develop nuclear reactor for Moon exploration

All space missions depend on a power source, to support systems for communications, life-support and science experiments.

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Blast From the Past: Solicitor General Clement's Brief on Nationwide Injunctions and the APA

In Summers v. Earth Island Institute, decided in 2009, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari with four questions presented. Number four has acute relevance today: "Whether the court of appeals erred in affirming the nationwide injunction issued by the district court." The Court didn't reach that question, however, because of…

Newcastle Herald

Civic pride: why we should celebrate more than Come From Away at theatre

In praising the production, it is also important to recognise the efforts of the Civic Theatre box office.

Zenger

The Largest Volcanoes In Venus Are The Most Active Similar To Earth

A team of scientists focused on an area containing two of Venus' largest volcanoes as it's active just like the ones on Earth

Zenger

Water On Earth Came From Edge Of The Solar System Carried By Meteorites

We wanted to understand how our planet managed to get water and how water on Earth came from edge of the solar system

Bike Perfect

New movie Cracked Earth highlights cyclists living with the daily realities of climate change

This environmental cycling film premiers on 22 March, then goes on tour with dates through March and into April

Daily Mirror

Rare and beautiful image of dying star captured on James Webb space telescope

Shimmering in purple like a cherry blossom, the cast-off material once comprised the star's outer layer. It was one of the first made by the telescope when it launched in 2021

Bristol Post

UFOs could be sending probes to monitor humans, says Pentagon report

Harvard experts are working with the US Government to identify unidentified aerial phenomena

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