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Earth’s inner core has started spinning in the opposite direction, according to new research

It seems the Earth’s core will change direction again in the 2040s, according to new research

Evening Standard

The Wandering Earth II review – blockbuster Chinese sci-fi prequel veers off course

Frant Gwo’s follow-up to his 2019 mega-hit favours special effects and set pieces over performances, as the human race battles for survival

The Guardian - UK

Asteroid-mining startup AstroForge to launch first space missions this year

Asteroid-mining startup AstroForge Inc. plans to launch its first two missions to space this year as it seeks to extract and refine metals from deep space.

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Tech & Science Daily podcast: Rotation of Earth’s inner core might be reversing

Plus, Internet Matters on greater conversations around children’s use of the metaverse

Evening Standard

Lots of people believe in Bigfoot and other pseudoscience claims – this course examines why

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

The Conversation

“Rubble pile” asteroids may be surprisingly hard to destroy — study

Near Earth asteroid Itokawa is a rubble pile that formed more than four billion years ago, a new study found. So, these asteroids might be resilient to demise.

Inverse

Asteroid flying through space at 48,280km/h set for close encounter with Earth

The asteroid is travelling at an incredible 48,280 kilometers per hour

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Space dust from 4.2bn-year-old asteroid could hold key to preventing cataclysmic collisions with Earth

Rubble pile asteroid is almost as old as the solar system, a sign that it can withstand great shocks and may be difficult to destroy, research suggests

The Guardian - AU

Earth’s inner core may have started to spin in opposite direction, puzzling new discovery suggests

This isn’t the first time it has happened, scientists say

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: Albanese in Alice Springs amid crime crisis; another California shooting; and a stone age comet returns

Prime minister arrives as Northern Territory police hose down opposition leader’s call for federal action to restore order

The Guardian - AU

Asteroid travelling 33,300mph set to miss Earth narrowly

You can watch the event on a livestream on Friday, January 27

Wales Online

Exotic green comet not seen since stone age returns to skies above Earth

Comet C/2022 E3, which orbits the sun every 50,000 years, will be closest to us next Wednesday and Thursday

The Guardian - UK

'Animalia' review: An eerie alien invasion movie with metaphysical dreams

Sofia Alaoui's sci-fi alien invasion movie takes a turn for the confounding, cosmic, and mind-bending. Read our review out of Sundance.

Inverse

The Loop: Elon Musk takes stand in trial over his tweets, how man stopped second LA shooting, and the Earth's core might have reversed — as it happened

The news Australia is searching for, and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen.

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The Conversation

Our Solar System is filled with asteroids that are particularly hard to destroy, new study finds

A vast amount of rocks and other material are hurtling around our Solar System as asteroids and comets. If one of these came towards us, could we successfully prevent the collision between an asteroid and Earth?

The Conversation

The food systems that will feed Mars are set to transform food on Earth

Could we feed a city on Mars? This question is central to the future of space exploration and has serious repercussions on Earth too. To date, a lot of thought has gone into how astronauts eat; however, we are only beginning to produce food in space.

Inverse

Earth's inner core may have stopped spinning — study

Geoscientists found the core may move on a cycle, stopping every few decades to take a breath.

Inverse

'Persona 3 Portable' midterm and classroom answers: Every correct response from April to January

Become a certified genius using our 'Persona 3 Portable' classroom quiz cheat sheet. You'll have every single answer to all your teachers' questions locked and loaded.

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The Conversation

How has the inside of the Earth stayed as hot as the Sun's surface for billions of years?

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.

Evening Standard

Pubs are grim when you’re not drinking alcohol

We’re nearly through — the end is in sight (if you squint). But before we leave the doldrums of January behind, I’ve got a bone to pick with the fine pubs of this city. Where on earth are all the good alcohol-free drinks? There’s so much about, but none of…

Inverse

Scientists have found a subtle way to hunt for life on exoplanets

Light from photosynthesis could hint scientists toward Earth-like exoplanets.

The Conversation

We can still see these 5 traces of ancestor species in all human bodies today

Many of us are returning to work or school after spending time with relatives over the summer period. Sometimes we can be left wondering how on earth we are related to some of these people with whom we seemingly have nothing in common (especially with a particularly annoying relative).

Daily Mirror

'I tried one of the best Chinese takeaways in UK - I'll never order from my local again'

To mark the start of the Chinese New Year we decided to try what is thought to be one of the best Chinese takeaways in the UK to find out if it really is as good as people claim

The Guardian - UK

In Ascension by Martin MacInnes review – a deep dive into sea and space

Travelling from the ocean’s depths to the edge of the solar system, this subtle novel uses the tropes of sci-fi to remind us that there’s no place like our home planet

Asharq Al-Awsat

Study: Light Pollution Increases Rapidly

Light pollution is growing rapidly and in some places the number of stars visible to the naked eye in the night sky is being reduced by more than half in less than 20 years, according to a study released in the journal “Science”. The researchers said the increase in light…

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