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A new study by a House sub-committee on space affairs has pointed to an urgent need for Thailand to begin developing its own non-geostationary satellite (NGSO) technologies including low Earth orbit (LEO) services before it is too late to catch up with new satellite technologies.

Bangkok Post

Deep-sea mining could power a clean energy future — but there’s a cost

While deep-sea mining could offer minerals for renewable energy and clean vehicles, it could sacrifice undiscovered creatures.

Inverse

Radio signals detected on Earth from galaxy 9,000,000,000 light-years away

The radio signal was emitted from a star-creating galaxy named ‘SDSSJ0826+5630’, which was around when the universe was just 4.9 billion years old

Daily Mirror

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Marshall Islands: The only nation on earth without a football team fighting for recognition

The Marshall Islands are the only country that does not play football - but all that is about to change following the appointment of technical director Lloyd Owers

Daily Mirror

What Colors Go With Terracotta? How to Complement This Timeless and Grounding, Earthy Tone

Whether as a tile, textured finish, or paint color, terracotta makes for a warming neutral in the home. Here are the shades designers pair it with

Livingetc

Mysterious ball of light seen hovering over Glasgow as man who filmed it says it's UFO

A man from Glasgow claims he has seen mysterious orbs in the sky on a number of occasions and believes they could be UFOs as they are too complicated to be manmade

Daily Mirror

Britain's star of space Major Tim Peake retires as European Space Agency astronaut

The astronaut - who is one of just a small handful of Brits to ever voyage to outer space - said it was time to step down but wouldn't rule out another trip

Daily Mirror

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Cornwall space launch: why the environmental cost of rocket launches is large even when they fail

A recent UK mission to launch satellites into space from Spaceport Cornwall in the west of England failed to deliver the satellites to orbit. But the rocket, LauncherOne, succeeded in releasing hazardous pollutants to the middle and upper layers of the atmosphere where many will remain for years.

The Conversation

Warning solar storms with power of a billion hydrogen bombs may affect Earth

There is a danger of a massive solar storm with the power of a billion hydrogen bombs following a huge explosion which sent out an 'X-class' flare last week, it has been reported

Daily Mirror

UFO hunter claims 'aliens will land on Earth in 2023' after visiting Big Ben

A UFO hunter has claimed 'aliens will land on Earth in 2023' after spacecrafts were spotted above iconic landmarks including the Eiffel Tower in Paris and Big Ben in London

Daily Mirror

Why do we have leap years and when was the last one?

Julius Caesar introduced leap years to the Western calendar more than 2,000 years ago

Evening Standard

Women flock to buy 'essential' magic wand that gives 'earth shattering orgasms'

"I bought this item well over 5 years ago, and it is STILL my favourite toy. Nothing comes close to it."

Daily Mirror

Green comet to shoot through skies above Edinburgh for the first time since Ice Age

A green comet is set to pass through the skies in the coming days and be seen from Earth in a once in a lifetime opportunity. The last time a green comet came close to Earth was in the Ice Age.

Edinburgh Live

A 2-century-old Catholic convent is fighting for conservation in Ky.

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New research reveals the chilling reason why a Hawaiian town has 500 earthquakes a week

The number of quakes in Pahala dramatically increased after the 2018 eruption of the Kilauea volcano

Leeds Live

Patrick Bamford hails 'down-to-earth' Wilfried Gnonto's Leeds United impact after Cardiff double

The pair both bagged braces against Cardiff City last night but Bamford has hailed the youngster for his attitude around the squad.

Inverse

Future humans may not be able to see the stars from Earth — study

Light pollution is getting rapidly worse, according to recent study.

Reuters

As 'skyglow' grows, study documents glaring global light pollution

Light pollution caused by the incessant nighttime glow of electric lights appears to be intensifying, according to research using observations from tens of thousands of people at various locations around the world.

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Our Solar System may be surrounded by a halo of 10 million interstellar objects

A recent model suggests that passing interstellar objects should get pulled into our Sun's orbit fairly often.

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: 2022 brought more heat and pollution. We’re still careening toward climate disaster

You can’t say the 2022 climate data coming out is surprising. But it sure is alarming.

Irish Mirror

Time traveller warns alien named 'the Champion' will take back the Earth in 2023

The TikTokker warned "the world will soon end"

Manchester Evening News

19 obscure TV shows from childhood that no one else seems to remember

From The Psammead to supernatural detective Joanna Lumley

The Conversation

Offshore wind farm construction is noisy – but gadgets used to protect marine mammals are working

The European Union had 14.6 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind energy installed in 2021, and this is projected to increase by at least 25 times in the next ten years. While an expanding renewable energy sector is necessary to replace fossil fuels and slow climate change, it must not come…

Financial Times

300 nuclear missiles are headed your way. You must respond. What now?

Inside Moran Cerf’s quest to modernise the decision-making process that could end life on earth

ABC News

James Webb Space Telescope discovers its first Earth-sized exoplanet

Not only was NASA's James Webb Space Telescope able to identify the exoplanet but it was also able to detect a range of molecules to determine what the exoplanet's atmosphere might be.

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